Period Comfort Essential Oils
Experience gentle relief during your menstrual cycle with period comfort essential oils. Harness the power of lavender, clary sage, and peppermint to soothe cramps and uplift your mood, while frankincense and tea tree support your skin.
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Benefits and Research
We carefully selected the finest holistic products to support women's health.
Lavender for Periods
Research has shown that lavender aromatherapy was effective in alleviating symptoms of dysmenorrhea, suggesting that it could be safely applied due to its lack of side effects, simplicity, and cost-effectiveness for all patients.
Lavender for Sleep
Lavender essential oil is associated with improved sleep quality and can help prevent insomnia or other sleep disorders, contributing to better overall well-being without causing unwanted side effects.
Lavender for Mood
Research studies suggest that the scent of lavender oil can have a calming effect on the nervous system, potentially leading to a more positive mood and a sense of well-being.
Clary Sage for Stress
Clary sage oil has calming effects on the mind, which can be beneficial during the emotional stress.
Clary Sage for Periods
Research suggests that aromatherapy using topically applied clary sage is effective in decreasing the severity of menstrual cramps, especially when applied with abdominal massage.
Rose for Mood
The aroma of rose oil has a calming effect on the mind, which can help alleviate mood swings and depression often associated with the menstrual cycle.
Rose for PMS
Its aromatic properties are known to support relaxation and help alleviate stress and general PMS symptoms, making it an ideal choice for creating a serene environment conducive to relaxation during your challenging time.
Ylang Ylang for Mood
Ylang Ylang acts as a mood enhancer and anxiety fighter, having immediate, positive effects on mood and acting as a natural remedy for anxiety or depression.
Patchouli for Stress and Mood
Patchouli is often used for its soothing properties and its ability to help alleviate stress and anxiety.
Thyme for Stress and Anxiety
Thyme essential oil (especially varieties like Sweet Thyme) is often used in aromatherapy to help ease stress and anxiety, promoting a more relaxed state.
Tea Tree for Skin
Tea tree oil contains anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties that are effective in soothing and reducing inflammatory lesions like papules and pustules, the most common types of acne. Studies have shown that applying tea tree oil products to the face twice daily can significantly reduce the number of mild to moderate facial acne lesions over time.
Peppermint for Headache and Migraine
Peppermint, widely cultivated in Europe and North America, has long been used for its analgesic properties to treat headaches, colds, and neuralgia.
Peppermint for Nausea
Peppermint is recognized for its effectiveness in easing nausea. The primary components of peppermint act to calm the stomach and offer prompt relief, particularly when inhaled. Its popularity as a natural remedy for nausea is attributed to its quick-acting benefits and user-friendly application in various scenarios.
Peppermint for Cognitive Function
Recent studies highlight peppermint aroma's ability to enhance cognitive functions, mood, and alertness in diverse settings.
Castor Oil for Wrinkles
Castor oil, a natural emollient derived from the castor bean plant, has garnered attention for its potential application in wrinkle reduction. Several clinical trials and randomized controlled trials (RCTs) have investigated the efficacy of castor oil in addressing wrinkles, exploring its purported ability to improve skin hydration and potentially stimulate collagen production.
Disclaimer: This content is provided for educational, informational, and reference purposes only. The research protocols and outcomes described reflect observations within a specific study environment and may not predict the actual results of individual use.