Aaron Adler

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 long day of outdoor activities and excitement, it’s nice to kick back and relax. While most hikers, bikers, and outdoor lovers enjoy their active lifestyle, it’s also important to give your body a break. Whether you’re a casual explorer, a weekend warrior, or an intense outdoor enthusiast, you can use essential oils to enhance your environment when you return from an excursion out into nature. Essential oils offer you a way to enjoy a variety of aromas while sinking into some soothing surroundings.  Frankincense Essential Oil Create a Peaceful Environment After getting home from your adventure, a great first step toward recovery is creating a relaxing environment. You want to make the space in your home feel comforting and uplifting. If you have an essential oil diffuser, you can dilute a few drops of frankincense essential oil into the water in the appliance. This warm, spicy, and somewhat herbal aroma is ideal for the end of a long day. It may give your env...