Why venture out into the snow and ice when an aromatic bath warms up even the coldest of winter's nights. The right essential oils combined with a knowing lover's touch will earn you much more gratitude than that chocolate torte ever could.
Remember its not what your bathtub looks like its what you put in it. Be careful, not all men enjoy floral scents. In order for your romantic night to work, you'll need to do a little footwork, in anticipation of playing footsie. Stock your aroma dispensary with the essential oils of sandalwood, ylang ylang and and ginger. Create a synergy of 1 drop gin ginger, 2 drops ylang ylang and 7 drops sandalwood. Add to one ounce of unscented, all natural bath gel or bubble bath.
Then add 2 drops of ylang ylang and 7 drops sandalwood and 6 drops lavender to unscented all natural massage cream. Do you see where we are going with this? Make sure you have large, soft towels, a fresh bathrobe and pretty unscented candels. Dim the lights for ambiance.
Sandalwood is the most sensual of all essential oils. Ylang Ylang is a most powerful aphrodisiac, ginger opens the body to intimacy and lavender breaks down any barriers to touch. What a night! Ginger is quite pungent, so use it sparingly!
Disperse your synergy of ylang ylang, sandalwood and ginger into your bath and enjoy. Later blend the lavender, sandalwood and ylang ylang synergy with your unscented massage cream and give him a massage he'll never forget. The oils with both calm and stimulate him. Who needs chocolate? Contact http://www.omstonearomas.com/ to create a blend he won't be able to resist.
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Thursday, February 10, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
W**f My Dog Says! and Lavender Quiets Her Down.
Our coddled dog children deserve to enjoy the benefits of aromatherapy. After all, we do why shouldn't they? Well, there are plenty of reasons why direct application of essential oils on dogs is not in their best interest.
Dogs have thin skin that may not absorb oils well. They can also be allergic to oils and if they are pregnant it is advisable not to use any oils on them. Sort of unfortunate news especially when one's canine baby is anxious, doesn't like thunder storms and chews the furniture and anything else when left alone and uncrated.
So what's a devoted dog mommy or daddy to do when their precious hairy son or daughter is woofing for relief? Yes, there are anti-anxiety drugs for parents who believe their dogs may need them, however there are still efficient ways for canines to relax with aromatherapy.
The answer is lavender and the method of use is diffusion. Lavender is generally considered safe for dogs (if you have any questions, check with your vet). You may diffuse lavender during the day or evening. Lavender's fresh smell will also disguise some doggy odors as well. The drawback to this diffusion is that you constantly need to be on top of that diffuser ensuring it has it enough lavender. We suggest using an OmBone from http://www.omstonearomas.com/ or email omstonearomas@yahoo.com for special orders. This terra cotta inexpensive "bone" is actually a personal diffuser that is designed to be attached to your dog's collar. Simply infuse it with a drop or two of lavender and your dog will stay calm for days. The "bone" can be personalized with your dog's name, breed, astrological sign, mantra or a cool symbol. Your choice. It can also be washed when needed.
So not only will your canine child feel cool, calm and collected, he or she will also look cool when they show off their their attractive OmBone personal diffuser.
By Rmichelow for Omstonearomas.com
Dogs have thin skin that may not absorb oils well. They can also be allergic to oils and if they are pregnant it is advisable not to use any oils on them. Sort of unfortunate news especially when one's canine baby is anxious, doesn't like thunder storms and chews the furniture and anything else when left alone and uncrated.
So what's a devoted dog mommy or daddy to do when their precious hairy son or daughter is woofing for relief? Yes, there are anti-anxiety drugs for parents who believe their dogs may need them, however there are still efficient ways for canines to relax with aromatherapy.
The answer is lavender and the method of use is diffusion. Lavender is generally considered safe for dogs (if you have any questions, check with your vet). You may diffuse lavender during the day or evening. Lavender's fresh smell will also disguise some doggy odors as well. The drawback to this diffusion is that you constantly need to be on top of that diffuser ensuring it has it enough lavender. We suggest using an OmBone from http://www.omstonearomas.com/ or email omstonearomas@yahoo.com for special orders. This terra cotta inexpensive "bone" is actually a personal diffuser that is designed to be attached to your dog's collar. Simply infuse it with a drop or two of lavender and your dog will stay calm for days. The "bone" can be personalized with your dog's name, breed, astrological sign, mantra or a cool symbol. Your choice. It can also be washed when needed.
So not only will your canine child feel cool, calm and collected, he or she will also look cool when they show off their their attractive OmBone personal diffuser.
By Rmichelow for Omstonearomas.com
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