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Making an Aromatherapy Uplifting Daytime Fragrance Oil

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    Part of the video series: How to Blend and Use Aromatherapy Oils

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    Summary: How to combine aromatherapy oils to make an uplifting daytime fragrance oil; get expert tips and advice on aromatherapy ingredients and techniques in this free personal health video.

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    Nili Nathan, host of "Great Healing Getaways", is the creator of a television series and Web site on holistic health, where she researches, writes, and reports. She is a life-long...read more

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    "Hi! I am Nili Nathan here with Great Healing Getaways. I have a TV series and a website on holistic health from around the world where I research, write and report. Today I am talking to you about aromatherapy and how you can make some aromatherapy products right in your own home. Combining oils is not that difficult. Here is a recipe for the uplifting, an uplifting recipe that you could do at home. The four uplifting ones I am going to be using today are bergamot, geranium, rosewood and ylang-ylang. Bergamot is refreshing and uplifting without being stimulating. It combats depression and eases tension. Just be careful not to apply to skin that will be exposed to sun as this oil can promote sunburn. Geranium balances the emotions and rosewood will be uplifting. Ylang-ylang combats depression and gently uplifts our mood, so here is a daytime uplifting blend that you can make. You want to start off with; I am using geranium, rosewood and bergamot. So we will take two drops of each, put it into a dark brown or dark blue bottle and we will do the same with the rosewood; two drops and then two drops of the bergamot essential oil and what we will do next is combine it and blend it with our carrier oil, our base oil; grapeseed or sweet almond are the two most popular ones. I am going to use six teaspoons; one, two, three, four, five and six and you can use a top that already has a dropper in it for this formula. Shake it up and you can use it during the day; you just may be want to dab like on your pulse points on your wrist just one dab as a fragrance as the daytime uplifting fragrance. "

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