Aroma Facial For Dry Skin
Step 1. Cleansing Make a paste of 1 tsp milk powder, I pinch sugar, 2 drops basil and 2 drops lemon and apply on the face and neck and gently massage. Then wipe using tissue or cotton.
Step 2. Toning Make a paste using almond powder, 1-drop lemon and 1-drop rose water and apply on the face and leave it to dry. Then wipe it with wet towel.
Step 3. Moisturizing Take any good quality non -perfumed moisturizing cream. To it add 1 drop Rose and 1 drop Sandalwood. Apply gently on skin.
Aroma Facial For Oily Skin
Step 1. Cleansing Apply a paste of 1/2 tsp Milk powder, 2 drops Lemon oil, 1 drop Cedar wood on the face and neck and massage for a minute or two. Then wipe using tissue or cotton.
Step 2. Toning Apply on skin a paste made of fuller's earth, 2 drops rosemary and 2 drops basil and leave it to dry. Then wipe it with wet towel.
Step 3. Moisturizing Take any good quality non-perfumed moisturizing cream. To it add 2 drops Lavender. Apply gently on skin.
Aromatherapy is a disputed form of
alternative medicine that uses volatile liquid plant materials, known as
essential oils (EOs), and other scented compounds from plants for the purpose of affecting a person's mood or health. Essential oils differ in chemical composition from other
herbal products because the
distillation process only recovers the lighter phytomolecules.
For this reason essential oils are rich in
monoterpenes and
sesquiterpenes, as well as other
VOC substances (
esters, aromatic compounds, non-
terpene hydrocarbones, some organic
sulfides etc.). Aromatherapy is a generic term that refers to any of the various traditions that make use of essential oils sometimes in combination with other alternative medical practices and spiritual beliefs. It has a particularly
Western currency and persuasion.
Medical treatment involving aromatic scents may exist outside of the West, but may or may not be included in the term 'aromatherapy'.
Aromatherapy is a disputed form of alternative medicine that uses volatile liquid plant materials, known as essential oils (EOs), and other scented compounds from plants for the purpose of affecting a person's mood or health. Essential oils differ in chemical composition from other herbal products because the distillation process only recovers the lighter phytomolecules.