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There's a reason they're are called ESSENTIAL oils!

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Essential oils are considered the pure essence of a plant. They have been found to provide both psychological and physical benefits when used safely and in the properly stated directions in which to use them. Aromatherapy is when essential oils are inhaled into the lungs, offering both psychological and physical betterment. The aroma of the natural essential oil stimulates the brain triggering a reaction, but when inhaled into the lungs, the natural constituents can supply a therapeutic benefit. Diffusing eucalyptus essential oil to help ease congestion is a one example. Although aromatherapy is a leading use of essential oils, it’s not the only use. Essential oils can be used in household and laundry cleaners cleaning better and supplying a lovely, non-chemical scent. Some oils act as a natural insect repellent and pesticide.  Citronella candles during the summer to keep mosquitoes away are similar because citronella essential oil is the ingredient in the candles that is responsible for repelling the mosquitoes. Essential oils that are applied to the skin can be absorbed into the bloodstream. The constituents of essential oils can aid in health, beauty and hygiene conditions. Essential oils are so powerful and concentrated; they should never be applied to the skin in their undiluted form. To apply essential oils to the skin, essential oils are typically diluted into carriers such as a cold pressed vegetable oil; Grapeseed Oil is a prime example.  eSutras Organics offers a wide variety of essential oils and carrier oils you can use to dilute them with.

·         eSutras Organics Blue Chamomile e.o. - The scent is a sedative, and helps lull the body to sleep. It’s used to treat complaints including insomnia, melancholia, and stress. Taken internally or externally, chamomile is anti-inflammatory. Apply the oil topically to treat skin conditions including allergies, infections, burns, inflammation, rashes, and bites. Taken internally, it can help ease stomach distress.
·         eSutras Organics Cajeput e.o. - An Indonesian tree produces this aromatic oil, derived from the leaves and twigs. It is traditionally mixed with almond and olive carrier oils to relieve sunburn. The oil, which is colorless and liquid, has therapeutic valuable only in its pure form. It should only be used externally, and not by pregnant women. Sometimes used to get relief from skin infections, this scent of this oil can also be used to benefit those who frequently suffer from colds, as it improves resistance. It can also be mixed with carrier oil and rubbed upon stiff or aching joints.
·         eSutras Organics Tagetes e.o - Tagetes oil has a sweet, fruity smell and is yellow to reddish-amber in color. The leaves and flowers are a good insect repelled. Natives hang the leaves over their huts to deter swarms of flies and mosquitoes. It can be used as an anti-microbial for skin infections especially fungal. Use in low dilutions and for short periods of time - very powerful oil. It could help with chest infections, coughs, and to facilitate the flow of mucus.
·         eSutras Organics Grapeseed Oil - Grapeseed oil is one of the most popular carrier oils used by bodywork therapists. It is a very fine oil that keeps  well an leaves skin with a smooth finish that is non-greasy. Good for acne and oily skin. Good oil for those whose skin does not seem to absorb oils easily, also.
Teri Ridley, eSutras Organics

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