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The Benefits of Aromatherapy Herbal Candles

Sat, 24 Jul 2010 21:10:02 -0500

First, you need wax. You can find soy based wax, paraffin and beeswax at most any craft store or candle supply shop. You can even use the remnants of old candles that are too short to burn. You will also need a wick. Wicks can be purchased at your local craft store also. And, don't forget a candle mold. Then you need the herbs that you want to use. Health food stores and even some supermarkets carry an assortment of dried herbs. Popular herbs for the purposes of candlemaking include lavender, mint, thyme, rosemary, lemongrass and sage. You may also want to add dried flowers or even some essential oil to your candle as well. Tags: Aromatherapy Herbal Candles

Tips for Choosing the Right Aromatherapy Skin Care Product

Sat, 24 Jul 2010 21:10:02 -0500

Perhaps the most notable creator of various aromatherapy skin care product choices is Decleor. This company began over twenty years ago and was created by aromatherapy experts. They offer a wide range of products including their Aromesscence Oils. The ylang ylang variety is created for oily and combination skin, while the angelique variety is for dry skin. They also offer oils for skin that is mature and/or lacking in radiance. Their products are a bit expensive, but are also of the highest quality. Tags: Aromatherapy Skin Care Product

Directions on Making Aromatherapy Candles

Sat, 24 Jul 2010 21:10:02 -0500

Once the wax has been melted down to liquid, it's time to add the fragrance oil you've chosen. You can go for an essential oil or a synthetic oil used for the purpose of fragrancing candles. Add the fragrance one drop at a time until the scent has reached the desired intensity. After your scent has been added, you can add the color if you want color. If you use crayon shavings to color your candle, make sure they melt completely and are well blended. Once the scent and color is well blended, you can pour the wax into the mold. Tags: Directions On Making Aromatherapy Candles

Vegepure Aromatherapy Candles -- The Natural Choice

Sat, 24 Jul 2010 21:10:02 -0500

Carnauba wax, for example, is often also called palm wax as it is derived from a Brazilian palm plant. Candelilla wax comes from a reedy plant found in areas of Mexico and Texas. This wax covers the plant in a scaly pattern. Then there's Bayberry wax. This type of wax actually comes from bayberries and is extracted by boiling the berries to remove their waxy coating. Another natural aspect of these candles is their fragrance. They are scented with essential oils, never with synthetic fragrances. This is important for anyone who wants the most organic type of candle possible. When you fragrance your home with a natural candle like the ones from Vegepure, you add the pleas... Tags: Vegepure Aromatherapy Candles

The Connection Between Candles and Aromatherapy

Sat, 24 Jul 2010 21:10:02 -0500

Candles aren't the only way to get the benefits of aromatherapy. You can also use scented oils around your home. Try saturating some cotton balls with scented oil and hiding them in various places around your home and vehicle. Under furniture and in wastebaskets are a great place to stash your scented cotton balls. Of course, you can also use oil burners to release fragrance into the air. You will find all kinds of burners to match any decor. They use tea lights to warm up a glass bowl which holds scented oil or wax. You can find these burners most anywhere candles are sold. Tags: Candles And Aromatherapy

Beeswax Aromatherapy Candles -- A Fantastic Choice for Your Home

Sat, 24 Jul 2010 21:10:02 -0500

If you are looking to get a therapeutic benefit from the scent of your candles, you may want to study a bit more about the different properties of fragrance. You may be able to figure out which scents invoke certain feelings and responses on your own. When you smell something minty, you may feel refreshed. When you smell citrus, you may feel happier. Some people like sweet, foody scents. Others may prefer floral fragrances, while some may like clean, fresh scents that smell like freshly laundered linens. You can find all these varieties and more in today's beeswax candles. Tags: Beeswax Aromatherapy Candles