Showing posts with label certified organic essential oils. Show all posts
Showing posts with label certified organic essential oils. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Feed the skin while you feed the spirit.


A dreamy, certified organic Unscented Massage Oil that feels like silk on your skin. Cold-processed and hand-blended with exquisite botanical oils that provide a nice slip for a relaxation massage and enough drag for deep tissue work.

Benefits as follows:


- Unrefined, high linoleic acid sunflower oil ensures superior skin compatibility and increases moisture content.
- Unrefined avocado oil contains vitamins A, B1, B2, Pantothenic acid, vitamin E and lecithin, all excellent for dry and wrinkled skin that needs regeneration.
- Organic jojoba oil is a highly penetrating liquid wax that is similar in composition to the skin's natural sebum.
- Organic rosemary CO2 extract fights against free radical formation. 

Not all massage oils are created equally. If it isn't certified organic, unrefined and cold-pressed, it isn't the best. Your skin - the body's largest organ - absorbs what's put on it. Massaging oils into the skin causes even deeper penetration. Harsh, toxic chemicals, including artificial fragrances, are absorbed by the skin, getting in the way of pure, deep healing and relaxation. 

Add your own essential oils! miessence Unscented Massage Oil blended with miessence certified organic Essential Oils offer almost endless sensory possibilities. Whether giving or receiving, massage isn't just a luxury, it's a healthful, drug-free, allover body tonic!

"The physician must be experienced in many things, but most assuredly in rubbing." - Hippocrates

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Wednesday, September 16, 2009

DIY Mosquito Repellent

Hey there Organic readers,

I stumbled upon this super easy DIY (Do It Yourself) recipe for Mosquito Repellent and am posting for you to keep those pests away.  



Herbal Insect Repellent Recipe as follows:

  • 1 cup 190-proof grain alcohol (available in liquor stores)
Place ingredients in a jar with a tight-fitting lid and shake vigorously. Transfer to small bottles for storage. To use, rub a small amount on any exposed skin (test first to be sure your skin will not be adversely affected by the repellent) or dab it on clothing.

Experiment a little to find which essential oils work best with your body chemistry. If you’re lucky, you also will like the way they smell; otherwise, add a few drops of peppermint oil to fine-tune the fragrance.

Credit goes to Mother Earth News for sharing this recipe. And do post a comment sharing how this has worked for you, should you decide to give this a try.

Stay Well!
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