Aaron Adler

Your essential oils collection may look different from one season to another, especially if you enjoy seasonal aromas drifting through your surroundings. Winter is usually a time for warm spice scents or woodsy smells. However, all kinds of essential oils can work during winter, including some you wouldn’t expect to use in the colder months. They can help you create the perfect atmosphere and enhance your lifestyle, whether you want to cozy up to a fire or go on an outdoor winter adventure.  Eucalyptus Oil Lemon Oil or a Citrusy Essential Oil Unless you use citrus essential oils in your cleaning products, you may not consider them a seasonally appropriate scent for winter. Yet citrus is in season in winter, and citrus essential oils like  lemon oil  and grapefruit oil deserve a chance to shine in the colder months. They bring fresh smells into the environment, helping it stay vibrant and lively even when it’s cloudy and dark outside. Essential Oil Sunscre...

We love using our essential oils. They help ground us and create atmospheres in our homes where we love to spend time. But have you ever wondered about where exactly those oils come from? To truly appreciate the essential oils you use daily, you must first understand the breathtaking trees and groves they come from. Here is a little background on five trees that create some of the market's most widely used essential oils today. Boswellia Sacra: Frankincense Oil The Boswellia sacra sprout from the rocky ravines of Somalia. These arid woodlands and precariously jagged mountains make extracting frankincense oil a bit more complex than some of the other essential oils. There are dozens of species of Boswellia trees, which each tree thriving in diverse environments.. The rich aroma and long list of uses make frankincense oil one of the most sought-after essential oils available today. Citrus Limon: Lemon Oil The lemon tree has a long, intertwining history with humanity...

After a fun day outside in the heat and sunshine, all you want to do is be inside enjoying a comfortable and relaxing environment. Whether your idea of a revitalizing evening involves a hot shower or a long nap, essential oils can help cultivate a setting for excellent post-sun care. You may be familiar with many of their applications if you already have an essential oil practice. But even if you find yourself asking, “ what are essential oils ,” you can use the straightforward techniques below to create a post-sun essential oil routine. Cool Off with a Refreshingly Aromatic Drink After being in the sunshine all day, the first thing to do is get a refreshing drink. Essential oils that are labeled as being safe to ingest can bring a nice touch to a cool beverage that is easy to customize. You can add a few drops of citrus essential oils such as lime and grapefruit or reach for the cooling flavor of peppermint. Alternatively, you might want to mix your own drink by adding a combination...