Le Spa Massage Aromatherapy Scents

Your visit to Le Spa Massage will never be complete without trying our signature aromatherapy scents. Outlined below are some benefits that you will surely experience when you try any of these essential oils.

Lavender

Lavender is the best-known and most widely used of all essential oils. Lavender has long been applied as an anointing oil. It helps prevent headaches, swooning and fainting, and is known to calm turbulent emotions. Further, it helps wash away emotional and psychological debris. The clean, fresh and floral scent of lavender can be useful for recalling memories and childhood experiences. It is also useful for indecisiveness.

Ylang Ylang

Ylang ylang is a powerful aphrodisiac. It has traditionally been used to help create euphoric mind states, and modern research reveals that the scent can stimulate the release of endorphins in the brain. So it has a potent effect on the nervous system and is indicated in meditations where intensity is required. The strength of anger and the blackness of depression meet a powerful adversary in ylang ylang. Its anti-depressive, sedative qualities are reinforced by its ability to lower blood pressure.

Bergamot

Bergamot is most effective in dealing with depression, anxiety, nervous tension, emotional imbalance, and fear. It is often described as uplifting. Bergamot is useful where depression is deep, wintry, gloomy, and enervating. Though sedative and calming, it has the ability to lift the spirits and relives fatigue and exhaustion. It has a sunny disposition that helps people regain self-confidence; the fragrance is heart-warming and evokes joy.

Sweet Orange

Sweet Orange is known as “smiley oil”—it conveys warmth, joy, and lightheartedness. It is useful in meditations when we are taking ourselves too seriously. It allows us to smile and laugh, and to open up to embrace the world. Sweet orange reduces fear of the unknown and is indicated in rituals for life’s transitions, helping us let go of old obsessions and to move on in life. When emotionally confused, sweet orange helps us to find harmony and to see the bright side of life.

Lemon

Lemon is generally regarded as something of a cure-all and all-in-one beauty aid in many folk herbal traditions. It is most helpful in preventing emotional outbursts. Lemon essential oils is depurative and detoxifying—helping cleanse the blood and the rest of the body. Lemon is found to help clear the mind and the decision making process. The oil is indicated for foggy and confused mind, and clarity is sought; it helps shed dubious situations and during times of psychological trauma.

Rosemary

Rosemary has been used as an incense and drive out evil spirits since antiquity. It is for remembrance, and is one of the strongest cephalic (mental stimulant) essential oils. Rosemary is a symbol of friendship and love. It is good for recovering memory loss, and thus useful in regression rituals that seek to uncover early or pre-birth experiences. Its pronounced action on the mind makes it useful to clear the mind of confusion and doubt, especially when there is debility or weakness.

Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus oils have a piercing, fresh, and stimulant effect, demonstrated by their use in inhalations to clear blocked sinuses and stuffy heads. It could be useful when you have a cold, or feel lethargic; they both help clear the mind. Eucalyptus dispels fatigue and debility and helps you face the day ahead. Eucalyptus has fresh, sharp, camphoraceous top notes and penetrating undertones.