Smelly underarms can make you feel uncomfortable, although this is a problem that most people have faced at some point. Commonly called body odor (BO-body odor) and technically bromhidrosis odor meets bacteria.), underarm odor is usually not cause for concern.

There are a number of steps you can take to help minimize and prevent underarm odor, which may alleviate any concerns you may have about the condition.

WHAT ARE THE REASONS THAT CREATE AXILLARY ODOR?

Your body is covered with sweat glands because sweating is a necessary function to help us cool down.

There are two main types of sweat glands:

• The eccrine glands cover most of your body and open directly on the surface of the skin.

• In contrast, apocrine glands occur in areas with more hair follicles, such as the groin and armpits. Instead of opening on the surface of the skin, the apocrine glands enter the hair follicle and then open up on the surface.

 

When your body heats up, the eccrine glands secrete sweat to cool your body. It’s usually odorless, until bacteria on your skin start to break it down. Certain foods and drinks you have consumed, as well as some medications, can also cause the smell of sweat. The apocrine glands work mainly under stress, secreting an odorless liquid. This liquid starts to smell when it comes in contact with bacteria on your skin. These glands don’t start functioning until puberty, which is why that’s often the time when we start to notice body odor.

While this is normal, some people sweat more than usual. This condition is called hyperhidrosis. People with hyperhidrosis sweat excessively, especially from their hands, feet, and armpits. If your doctor thinks you may have the condition, they can do tests to confirm the diagnosis and make sure it’s being treated properly.

SOME CAUSES OF ARMPITS ODOR

1. The cause of underarm odor is due to genetic factors

This is one of the first factors that cause armpit odor in many people.
According to clinical tests:

• If both parents have underarm odor, the rate of children suffering from underarm odor is 85% or more

• With only one parent, this number can be reduced to 50%.

2. Eating habits and daily food use

Drinking alcohol, stimulants, eating hot spicy foods, baked goods, strong-smelling spices in large quantities such as onions, garlic, pepper, anise …
The lack of zinc in your food or the addition of too much fat and protein can also lead to high underarm odor.

3. Weather conditions

Sunny and humid conditions, heavy rain, and extreme weather affect armpit odor a lot; Especially, the unpleasant climate in Vietnam makes the rate of people suffering from underarm odor is quite high.

4. Hygiene is not clean, lazy to shower

People who live in an unclean manner, lazy to bathe their bodies, will have a lot of bacteria, especially in damp and sweaty areas like the armpits.
When sweating a lot, it is affected by bacteria that will cause a very unpleasant body odor.
Your armpit area is moist, and it is difficult for sweat to escape, so inflammatory conditions can occur that affect health, causing axillary lymph nodes.

5. Causes of armpits due to disease

Some diseases have a serious effect on the sweat glands, especially underarm sweat.
Some people have diseases such as kidney, liver, digestive system problems, hyperthyroidism, infections caused by bacteria or fungi.
The cause of underarm odor is due to the hormonal functions not working properly.
Medicines to treat the above diseases are also the cause of armpit odor

6. Bad mood, insomnia, stress are also causes of armpits

When our body is in a bad mood, insomnia and stress for a long time, the body will change hormones, leading to armpit odor.
The sweat glands secrete a type of fat, when it encounters mold bacteria that are hiding in the armpit areas, it will cause an unpleasant odor.
If you don’t change your lifestyle, your mood, and get treatment in time, it will only make your mood worse.

7. Teenagers are going through puberty

This is the age when a child’s body will undergo many major changes.
The body’s organs and organs, even the sweat glands, are all developing simultaneously to perfect both biological function and appearance.
Adolescent body’s hormones also change, causing body odor to appear, especially underarm odor.
In order for this age group to develop normal psychophysiology, without guilt in life, it is necessary to promptly handle underarm odor as soon as possible.

8. Armpits smell in pregnant, childbirth, and premenopausal women

Hormonal changes are one of the main causes of underarm odor.
Pregnant women often have big changes during pregnancy such as temperament and endocrine.
Many newly developed hormones are also the cause of underarm odor
Women in this period also need a lot of food to nourish the fetus, too many nutrients are overloaded in the body, causing armpit odor.

 

In particular, pre-menopausal women, when there are major hormonal disturbances, the body’s body temperature rises, or gets hot at night, sweats a lot.

HOW TO TREAT ARMPITS SMELL

Treatment of underarm odor depends on the severity and underlying cause of the body odor. Bad odors can be caused by poor hygiene or not using the right product. Or there may be an underlying medical condition that needs to be treated.

Use an over-the-counter antiperspirant (OTC-Over-The-Counter); deodorant (or combined deodorant); Or natural essential oils daily, after bathing, can help overcome underarm odor. Sometimes you need to try different types to see which works best for you.

Antiperspirants help reduce sweat production by temporarily blocking sweat pores. The less sweat is produced on the surface of the skin, the less odor it has. Deodorants prevent sweat from smelling, but not on its own. These products often contain alcohol, which makes your skin acidic. This inhibits bacteria from forming which is what causes sweat odor.

If OTC deodorants don’t work, talk to your doctor about prescription deodorants.

While many people are familiar with Botox for its use in smoothing facial wrinkles, it has a number of other practical uses as well. Botox injected into the sweat glands reduces both sweat and odor. This is a common treatment for people with hyperhidrosis.

However, this is not a permanent solution. The injections only last a few months, so the procedure needs to be repeated as needed.

You use Bioremake’s DEODOROIL product; It is synthesized from pure natural essential oils and body deodorizers to prevent underarm odor.

HOW TO PREVENT SMOKE

There are things you can do to prevent underarm odor from developing in the first place. Shower daily with soap and essential oils, as well as bathe after strenuous activity such as exercise or sports, to remove odor-causing bacteria and sweat.

Wear loose, breathable fabrics like cotton, linen, and moisture-wicking blends – especially if you sweat a lot. These will help keep your body cooler better than clothes made from non-washable fabrics.

A 2016 study: Trusted Source found that shaving or waxing underarms significantly reduced underarm odor. This is because cleaning is more effective on shaved or waxed skin.

Since the stress response can cause sweat glands to secrete sweat, stress management and anxiety reduction techniques can help you regulate your stress response and minimize your physiological sweat response. . Find out 16 ways you can reduce stress and anxiety.

Here are some additional life DIY tips that you can try at home. Find what works best for you, especially in different seasons.

WHEN TO SEE THE DOCTOR

If you’ve used a variety of deodorants or antiperspirants and none of them help reduce underarm odor, talk to your doctor. They can rule out underlying medical conditions and recommend stronger treatments.

 

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Ref: https://www.healthline.com/health/smelly-armpits#When-to-see-a-doctor

Facial Skin Care with Face Oils

Essential oils make marvelous face oils. In this section treatments are given for three of skin and, in general, you need 30 types of drops of essential oil for each 2 tablespoons of base oil, unless specified. If you want a more intensive treatment, use 45 drops of essential oil.

Combination skin is a patchwork of normal, oily, and dry skin with the oily patches usually occurring on the forehead, nose, and chin, and these are often accompanied by blackheads. Treat combination skin as normal skin, and if oily patches are a problem use the face oils for oily skin on those areas. As the skin starts to balance you can adjust the treatment accordingly. Our skins can change quite rapidly, so do take notice of the changes and always facial skin care.

Normal Skin

Really, there is no such thing as normal skin. Or, more correctly, children have normal skin and the rest of us aspire to it!

The perfect skin of prepuberty is plump, in the sense that the cells are plump, neither dry nor oily, firm and solid, finely textured with no visible pores, spots, or blemishes, soft and velvety to the touch, and unwrinkled. Adults can only yearn for this perfection, and we call skin “normal” if it reaches somewhere near it–about halfway is good enough. The term “normal” is so inappropriate in this context that I prefer to call this type of skin “evenly balanced.”

If you have skin that falls into this category you could use almost any essential oil in your skin preparations, but you should stick to the gentle or even the sensitive type of oils to ensure that your skin remains near perfect.

DAY MOISTURIZER FOR EVENLY BALANCED SKIN

• Rose 15 drops

• Chamomile German 5 drops

• Lavender 5 drops

• Lemon 5 drops

• Diluted in 2 tablespoons of almond or hazelnut oil.

This moisturizer should be applied to damp skin. Massage it in and then dab the face with a tissue until no excess oil shows on the tissue.

NIGHT CARE OIL, FOR EVENLY BALANCED SKIN

• Geranium 10 drops

• Palma rosa 10 drops

• Fennel 10 drops

• Lemon 5 drops

Dilute in 2 tablespoons apricot kernel oil to which you have added 10 drops of evening primrose oil.

If you feel that your skin needs extra nourishment, add 5 drops of carrot oil.

Dry to Normal Skin

When the sebaceous glands are not producing enough oil to keep the skin soft and  supple it  can become dry, prone to wrinkles, less supple, and flakiness may occur. In time it can become sensitive and prone to inflammation, and dehydrated easily by central heating, wind, and sun

This type of skin is prone to peeling and itching during periods of stress. It generally feels taut after washing. Sometimes dry skin is caused by menopause and hormonal changes..

The outer layer of skin is not hydrated from the moisture that surrounds all human cells, interstitial fluid, because there is an impervious barrier between the outer layer of skin and those layers below, and the outer layer of skin is in fact dead and without the usual interstitial fluid of all other human cells. Nor, surprisingly perhaps, is it hydrated by the action of sebaceous glands. Rather, the fat produced by the sebaceous glands acts as a trap for the imperceptible and the visible perspiration which lubricates the outer layer of skin. If there is not enough fat being produced, the perspiration evaporates too quickly, leaving the skin too dry.

DAY RE-MOISTURIZING OIL FOR DRY TO NORMAL SKIN

• Chamomile German 5 drops

• Sandalwood 15 drops

• Bois de rose 5 drops

• Hyssop 5 drops

Dilute in 2 tablespoons of the base vegetable oil to which added 10 drops of you have evening primrose and 2 drops of carrot oil.
Use in the same way as you would your usual moisturizing cream or lotion.

NIGHT OIL TREATMENT FOR DRY TO NORMAL SKIN

Blend the base oil:

• Soya bean 2 teaspoons

• Avocado 2 teaspoons

• Wheatgerm 2 teaspoons

• Jojoba 30 drops

• Borage seed 10 drops

• Evening primrose 20 drops

then add

• Carrot 10 drops

• Hyssop 5 drops

• Rosemary  5 drops

• Chamomile German 10 drops

• Benzoin 10 drops

• Geranium 15 drops

and blend again

This makes an extremely rich night oil. Massage a small amount into the skin, leave it for a while and then wipe off the excess with a tissue.

Oily to Normal Skin 

Oily skin is caused by overactive sebaceous glands. These are subject to hormonal changes which is why oily skin can become a problem during puberty. Overactive sebaceous glands can lead to seborrheic but more often the problem occurs as oily patches which leave the skin shining. Ironically, this condition often results from over-cleanliness- -specifically, scrubbing the face with harsh cleansers and soaps or using astringents that contain alcohol.

Many commercial lotions which are designed to degrease a skin actually cause the sebaceous glands to produce more fat to compensate for the lack of it that results. This same vicious circle can apply to hair preparations. Thankfully, the essential oils have the capacity to balance the skin without making the glands produce more sebum and can provide the perfect solution to these sometimes intractable problems.

DAY BALANCER FOR OILY TO NORMAL SKIN

• Juniper  8 drops

• Geranium 10 drops

• Lemon 10 drops

• Rosemary  2 drops

Dilute in 2 tablespoons of hazelnut oil to which you have added 10 drops of carrot oil.
Massage the oil in and then dab the face with a tissue until no excess oil shows there.

NIGHT TREATMENT FOR OILY TO NORMAL SKIN

• Juniper 10 drops

• Petitgrain  15 drops

• Frankincense  5 drops

• Marjoram 5 drops

• Lemon 10 drops

Dilute in 2 10 drops tablespoons apricot kernel oil to which you have added 10 drops carrot oil.

This article is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.
Source: THE COMPLETE BOOK OF ESSENTIAL OILS & AROMATHERAPY – Valerie Ann Worwood

 

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Fragile Hair

Fragile hair has often been abused so much by perms, colors, mousses, and gels that there is not much left that isn’t thin, split, or that doesn’t break on touching. It has to be treated very gently to avoid further breaking and the scalp needs stimulation to encourage new and stronger growth. Until that new growth is at the length you want it, the fragile hair needs to be treated with great care. These are the oils to use:

SHAMPOOS STIMULATING

• Soapwort shampoo base 4 ounces

• Lavender 2 drops Yarrow 2 drops

Mix together well, in a blender if possible. Use once a week.

CONDITIONING

• Soapwort shampoo base 4 ounces

• Lecithin base 1 teaspoon

• Borage seed oil 3 drops

• Lavender 2 drops

Mix together well, in a blender if possible.  Use as needed.

Fragile Hair Conditioner

• Cocoa butter 1 ounce

• Lecithin base 1 tablespoon

• Almond oil 2 ounces

• Borage seed oil 4 drops

• Evening primrose oil 10 drops

• Birch oil 10 drops

• Chamomile Roman 3 drops

Using the bain-marie method, first I the cocoa butter and lecithin. Then add almond oil, stirring all the time, add other ingredients and blend together well. Pour into a storage jar until needed.(The volumes here will provide two or three treatments.) After shampooing, leave the hair for at least ten minutes before rinsing off. Gradually this treatment will build up the remaining cells and help prevent breakage.

Protein Gel

This you use rather like face pack, but on the hair:

• Plain gelatin ½ ounce

• Mineral water 1 cup

• Cider vinegar 1 tablespoon

• Carrot oil 3 drops

• Clary-sage 3 drops

Mix the gelatin and water together until you have a smooth liquid. Stir and leave it until it forms a gel type of substance, but don’t leave it set. Now add the vinegar, carrot, and clary-sage–this will prevent it from becoming solid. Use as a hair pack, covering the whole of the hair. Leave on for ten minutes, then rinse off thoroughly. Use once a week.

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Source: THE COMPLETE BOOK OF ESSENTIAL OILS & AROMATHERAPY – Valerie Ann Worwood

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Greasy hair is caused by overactivity of the grease-producing sebaceous glands, one of which lies beside each individual hair follicle. This hair is characteristically lanky and often looks unwashed. Too frequent shampooing with harsh shampoos often exacerbates this condition and then you’re on a merry-go-round– the more you wash your hair, the more you need to. As with lifeless hair, greasy hair is often a sign of ill-health. And as it is often accompanied by dandruff, greasy hair can make quite an unattractive picture.

SHAMPOOS STIMULATING

• Soap stew 4 ounces

• Rosemary 3 drops

• Basil 1 drop

• Lemon 15 drops

• Cypress 2 drops

Mix together well, in a blender, if possible; shake before use

TO MAKE THE HAIR SHINE

• Soap stew 4 ounces

• Thyme 6 drops

• Eucalyptus peppermint 7 drops

• Lavender 3 drops

• Rosemary 4 drops

Mix together well, in a blender, if possible; shake before use

Dry Shampoo

The following ingredients need to be mixed together thoroughly, and although this can be done by hand it is worth borrowing a blender if you don’t have one. Most blenders have a tiny hole in the lid which could almost have been designed for adding essential oils, drop by drop, to blends. Make sure the lid is on tightly otherwise you could end up giving the entire kitchen a dry shampoo! Purified talc is the basis of many pharmaceutical drugs and most pharmacists stock the loose powder.

• Purified talc 1 ounce

• Lemon 10 drops

• Rosemary 2 drops

Blend together well

Use about a teaspoon on a real bristle brush and brush through the hair on the days you don’t wet-shampoo but when your hair still needs some attention.

Conditioning Pack

Greasy hair needs conditioning as much as any other type of hair. Mix the following ingredients together in a bain-marie:

• Lecithin base 1 tablespoon

• Sunflower oil 1 teaspoon

• Green clay 1 tablespoon

• Vodka 1 teaspoon

Put the lecithin in the bowl first, then add the sunflower oil, vodka, and green clay. Frankly, you will now have a yucky mess, but carry on –it will be worth it! Now add your essential oils and mix them in well:

• Birch (or Rosemary) 3 drops

• Lavender 3 drops

• Yarrow 2 drops

Smear the mixture over your hair, leave on for ten minutes, then shampoo off.

Vinegar Rinse for Greasy Hair 

Add 3 drops of thyme essential oil to 1 tablespoon of cider vinegar and mix to dissolve the thyme as much as possible. Then add half a pint of spring water. Add this to the final rinse water in the bowl, after shampooing, and run it through the hair several times to ensure effective coverage.

Source: THE COMPLETE BOOK OF ESSENTIAL OILS & AROMATHERAPY – Valerie Ann Worwood

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Making your own essential oil soap is a bit of a messy job, but it’s well worth the trouble. Not only are you ensured of using the purest of ingredients on your skin, and of having the exact fragrance you want, but with all the permutations there are in terms of ingredients and shape, you can be sure of having a unique product for your efforts. Which essential oils you use to fragrance the soap is up to you, and you can have a lot of fun making blends. Here are three formulas you might like to try; they each contain enough essential oil for 9 ounces of grated soap:

MORNING FRESH

• Grapefruit 4 drops
• Lime 2 drops
• Lemon 1 drop
• Basil 2 drops
• Lavender 2 drops

GENTLEMAN’S SPICE

• Nutmeg 1 drop
• Bay 2 drops
• Lime 6 drops
• Clary-sage 2 drops

COUNTRY LIFE

• Lavender 6 drops
• Geranium 2 drops
• Chamomile Roman 1 drop
• Rosemary 3 drops

Use as your base grated, one hundred percent pure soap. Excellent additions would be oatmeal, almond meal, avocado oil, olive oil, jojoba, or carrot oil. Bring to a boil an amount of water that is half the volume of the grated soap you intend to use.

Put this in a bowl over a pot of boiling water on the stove, or in a bain-marie if you have one, and add the grated soap. Stir until the soap is fully melted (it becomes quite sticky and sloppy). Take it off the heat and leave it until it is starting to set, then add your chosen essential oils. Mix again very well.

You can scoop out the soap and mold it by hand to the shape you want or put it into pre-prepared molds. You can use old soap boxes for the traditional shape of soap or any small carton or container of your choice, so long as they are well oiled or lined with greaseproof paper. Leave until well set and then turn out the soap.

If the soaps are intended as presents, wrap them in colored tissue paper before they go in the wrapping paper.

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Source: THE COMPLETE BOOK OF ESSENTIAL OILS & AROMATHERAPY – Valerie Ann Worwood

 

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Dandruff

The tell-tale flakes of dead skin cells scattered on shoulders proclaim that someone’s head and hair are in bad condition. Even if you brush your hair thoroughly in the morning and brush your shoulders before leaving the house, by lunchtime those horrid little white flakes are back again, making a mess of your appearance and even, sometimes, your life. The manufacturers of dandruff shampoos are not in the business of clearing up the condition permanently, or who would there be to buy their product? But with essential oils you can get to the root of the problem and ban- ish this scourge once and for all.

Shampoos

This first shampoo loosens the crusty layer of dead skin cells and, in the washing, these are taken off. Also, it stimulates the healing mechanisms of the skin to prevent further buildup of dandruff scales. Use this shampoo only, avoiding the harsh shampoos on the market.

Shampoos

This first shampoo loosens the crusty layer of dead skin cells and, in the washing, these are taken off. Also, it stimulates the healing mechanisms of the skin to prevent further buildup of dandruff scales. Use this shampoo only, avoiding the harsh shampoos on the market.

• Soap stew 4 ounces

• Rosemary 18 drops

• Thyme   10 drops

• Sage 8 drops

Blend together well

This next shampoo stimulates a healthy scalp and thick, shining hair:

• Soap stew 4 ounces

• Sage 10 drops

• Lemon 10 drops

• Basil 5 drops

• Eucalyptus Peppermint 15 drops

Blend together well

Vinegar Rinse

Dandruff responds very well to treatment with the vinegar rinse. These are the basic ingredients:

• Cider vinegar 1 tablespoon

• Thyme 5 drops

• Eucalyptus peppermint 5 drops

• Sage 3 drops

• Carrot 5 drops

Mix these together and put them into 1 ounce of spring water. Using about a teaspoon each time, massage into the scalp (not the hair) every night before going to bed.

Here is another overnight treatment that works very well. Again, this is a scalp conditioner so don’t rub it into the hair. Blend the ingredients together, dip your fingertips into the mixture, and massage the scalp:

• Carrot oil 5 drops

• Jojoba oil 15 drops

• Evening primrose oil 15 drops

• Cypress 3 drops

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Source: THE COMPLETE BOOK OF ESSENTIAL OILS & AROMATHERAPY – Valerie Ann Worwood

 

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Smelly underarms can make you feel uncomfortable, although this is a problem that most people have faced at some point. Commonly called body odor (BO-body odor) and technically bromhidrosis odor meets bacteria.), underarm odor is usually not cause for concern.

There are a number of steps you can take to help minimize and prevent underarm odor, which may alleviate any concerns you may have about the condition.

If you are prone to profuse and odorous perspiration there could be an underlying hormonal or physiological cause, but using deodorizing body oil after a a bath helps. Make up the formula below or use the oils listed to make your own massage formula. Use all over the body after a bath:

DEODORIZE YOUR BODY OIL

• Sage  15 drops
• Thyme 10 drops
• Eucalyptus 5drop
• Peppermint 5 drops

Diluted in 2 tablespoons vegetable oil (Sunflower Oil; almond Oil; Apricot oil)

 

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Source: THE COMPLETE BOOK OF ESSENTIAL OILS & AROMATHERAPY – Valerie Ann Worwood

 

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Peppermint essential oil is one of the base oils in natural essential oils. Thanks to the aroma as well as the good effects on the health of the user.

Liquid type, viscous, yellow-green color. Extracted from mint tree (Mentha arvensis L. (Asian mint), or Mentha piperita L. (U mint)). Tree of temperate Eurasia. In Viet Nam, there are trees that grow wild in the mountains, where the soil is moist and cool, and imported strains are grown in many places, but the quality of essential oils depends on microclimate and care conditions.

This is an ancient herb that originated in Europe. Mint contains about 10 – 30% menthone and 35% menthol. Peppermint essential oil is prepared through the distillation of fresh mint plants.

Benefits of Uses Peppermint Essential Oil

Not only in the perfumery, cosmetics, and food industries; Medical experts and herbalists also appreciate peppermint essential oil because of the great values ​​it brings.

Studies have found that menthol has many positive effects on a number of common health problems today. The effects include:

1. Helps digestion, improves indigestion

Peppermint essential oil is considered a natural substitute; for medicines to reduce spasms of the large intestine. It works by relaxing the muscles of your intestines,; This can also reduce bloating. Immediately apply the following:

• Method 1: Drink a 200ml glass of water with 1 drop of peppermint essential oil before meals.
• Method 2: Mix 1ml of peppermint essential oil with 30ml of carrier oil (almond oil, sunflower oil, apricot kernel oil, Sachi ..) (ratio 1:30) into a sealed bottle to use gradually. Warm the solution and apply the mixture on the abdomen after daily meals. This will help your intestines digest better,; especially with indigestible food. Can be used for children 3 years and older.

2. Uses Peppermint Essential Oil to Effective hair care

Add 3ml of essential oil to a 500ml bottle of shampoo or shower gel. Shake well to wash to help cool the scalp and body,; Improve the effectiveness of skin and hair care.

After shampooing, dry the hair, brush 2-3 drops of essential oil on the hair; Helps soften hair and reduce breakage.

If you want to stimulate hair growth; increase blood circulation to the scalp, use a combination of peppermint,; grapefruit flower essential oil, lemongrass essential oil, basil essential oil (ratio 1:1:1:1). Swipe and massage the mixture with the flesh of your fingers into the scalp for about 5 minutes.

3. Uses Peppermint Essential Oil to Treat dandruff and oily hair

Pour about 50ml of water into a spray bottle and add a few drops of peppermint essential oil . This mixture can be used as a natural conditioner. This method not only makes the hair less greasy, but also has the effect of eliminating dandruff very effectively.

4. Relaxing bath

Other areas of the skin that have a lot of sebum, such as the back, are often prone to breakouts. In this case,; put 15-20 drops of peppermint essential oil in a hot bath; and gently massage the skin. The mucus will be removed, and the blood circulation will also be better.

5. Uses Peppermint Essential Oil to Body massage

Mix a few drops of peppermint essential oil into a carrier oil or body cream; (ratio of 5 drops – 10ml of carrier oil) apply to the skin after bathing. Your skin is relaxed and becomes rosy,; more fresh.

6. Uses Peppermint Essential Oil to treatment Acne

Facial steaming with peppermint essential oil is very good for acne-prone skin,; oily skin, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial,; Skin tightening and oil regulation.

How to do it: Add 3 to 5 drops of peppermint essential oil to a cup of hot water. Put a towel over your head and inhale.

Dot the essential oil on the acne spots, twice a day. Peppermint contains a lot of menthol which will help antibacterial,; ripen acne quickly, astringent acne,; Quickly fade dark spots and help acne not recur.

You can combine both facial steaming and applying with essential oils for quick results.

7. Reduce allergy symptoms on the skin

Apply peppermint essential oil or lemon eucalyptus oil directly to the nose; to reduce the signs of redness caused by pollen allergies.

8. Anti-itch

When there are signs of rash or poisoning on the skin,; use peppermint essential oil mixed with lavender essential oil; to apply directly. This mixture will cool and soothe the annoying itch quickly.

9. Uses Peppermint Essential Oil to Prevent tooth decay

Mix 5 drops of peppermint essential oil with 500ml of filtered water as a mouthwash; (combining add 1 drop of cinnamon will make the taste more fragrant). Shake well before using.

Make homemade toothpaste,; or add one drop under the tongue followed with a glass of water; It also freshens the breath naturally.

10. Foot soak

Our feet are subjected to a lot of pressure every day. Soothe tired feet with this recipe: one cup of sea salt, 1/3 cup olive oil and six drops of peppermint essential oil. After washing the feet with water,; soak your feet in this mixture and gently massage your feet,; then rinse with water.

Salt will help remove dead cells,; and menthol in peppermint essential oil softens sore muscles,; help the foot quickly return to a state of balance.

11. Treat headaches caused by drinking alcohol, nervous tension

To support natural recovery from headaches and mental stress,; rub 1-2 drops of peppermint essential oil into the temples (avoiding the eye area); forehead and back of the neck as quickly as possible. This essential oil is also recommended for headaches caused by heavy drinking.

12. Sinusitis treatment

Put a few drops of peppermint essential oil in a cup of hot water to gargle; May help loosen sinuses and relieve sore throats. Pure peppermint essential oil acts as an expectorant; and can help relieve colds, coughs, sinusitis, asthma; and bronchitis.

13. Reduce fever quickly in children over 3 years old

Mix peppermint essential oil with coconut oil and rub it on your baby’s neck and bottom; to help stabilize the fever instead of taking aspirin; or other drugs.

14. Uses Peppermint Essential Oil to Cure colds and flu

Add 5 drops of peppermint essential oil to 1 liter of hot water,; Cover your head and breathe in the steam.
Headaches: Dab menthol on your fingertips and rub it on your temples.
Cure stuffy nose: Inhale peppermint essential oil , preferably using an aromatherapy lamp or an essential oil burner.
Cold relief: drop 2 drops of peppermint essential oil into an essential oil burner,; 10 min steam blanket. Can be combined with 1 drop of lemongrass essential oil to increase the effect.

15. Uses Peppermint Essential Oil to Repel Insects

Mix alcohol and spray water on places where there are insects and parasites such as ants,; spiders, cockroaches, mosquitoes, lice. Can refer to Insect Repellent Essential Oil.

In folklore, mint is often grown as an effective way of repelling mice. What if you can’t plant trees around the house? Just use the bottle of essential oil to soak the small cotton balls placed around the house,; on the track of the mouse. Only a short time after that, your house will no longer have any mice.

Notice how to use

• Absolutely not used for pregnant women, children under 3 years old
• Do not apply directly on the skin, but need to be diluted with a carrier oil.

Please see more : Peppertmint Essential Oil

This article is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.
Ref : medicalnewstoday.com; tinhdau.info; hellobacsi.com; healthline.com

 

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Rosemary essential oil is one of the basic essential oils in natural essential oils. Thanks to the aroma as well as the good effects on the health of the user.

Liquid type, viscous, yellow-green color. Extracted from Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis). This plant mainly grows in tropical monsoon regions. In Vietnam, patchouli can be grown everywhere, but the quality of the essential oil depends on the microclimate.

Benefits of Rosemary Essential Oil

Rosemary essential oil contains chemical components with anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antioxidant, .. beneficial for health including:

• a-pinene (up to 80%).

• terpenes.

• bornol.

• bornyl acetate.

• CamphorCineol

• And a sesquiterpene (caryophyllene)

Not only in the perfumery, cosmetics, and food industries; Medical experts and herbalists also appreciate rosemary essential oil very highly because of the great values ​​it brings.

Studies have found that rosemary essential oil has many positive effects on a number of common health problems today. The effects include:

1. Uses Rosemary Essential Oil to Enhance resistance

When it comes to protecting the body from disease, antioxidants are one of the most powerful weapons. Rosemary essential oil contains myrcene, a chemical that acts as a powerful antioxidant, helping to hunt down free radicals that can damage cells and neutralize them. Therefore, smelling rosemary oil regularly can help boost your immune system.

2. Muscle pain relief and athritis

The pain-relieving power of rosemary essential oil is another standout when it comes to the benefits of this essential oil. Thanks to its 1,8-cineole (aka eucalyptol), alpha-pinene and camphor content, rosemary oil has analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and antiemetic effects.
In addition, since ancient times in the West, people have used the oil to relieve muscle pain, joint pain, sprains, and symptoms of arthritis and rheumatism for many years.

3. Uses Rosemary Essential Oil to Improve brain function

In ancient Greece and Rome, rosemary was believed to have memory-enhancing abilities. Research shows that inhaling rosemary oil helps prevent the breakdown of acetylcholine, a brain chemical that plays an important role in thinking, concentration, and memory.

Research shows that when 20 young adults are asked math questions in a small room diffused with rosemary oil, the speed and accuracy of the answers increase in direct proportion to the time it takes the oil to diffuse. .

Another study found that inhaling rosemary and other essential oils could improve brain function in older adults with dementia, including those with Alzheimer’s disease.

4. Uses Rosemary Essential Oil Enhance hair growth, prevent hair loss

One of the most common types of hair loss is androgenetic alopecia, also known as male pattern baldness, although it can also affect women. Rosemary oil treats androgenetic hair loss by preventing testosterone from attacking the hair follicles.

When men with androgenetic hair loss diluted rosemary oil and applied it to the scalp twice daily for six months, they noticed the same increase in hair thickness as those using minoxidil (Rogaine). , a popular hair regrowth remedy.

Additionally, people using rosemary oil reported less scalp itching than when using minoxidil. Another study indicates that rosemary oil can fight hair loss, a condition that affects half of the population under the age of 21 and about 20% of those over the age of 40.

When people with hair loss applied a small amount of rosemary essential oil blend to their scalps every day for seven months, 44% of users showed an improvement in hair loss compared to only 15% in the control group, who used the same amount of rosemary oil. Use neutral jojoba and grapefruit oils.

5. Uses Rosemary Essential Oil to Reduce stress

One study found that when nursing students inhaled rosemary oil from an inhaler before and during the trial, their pulse dropped by about 9% – while no significant change occurred when not using it. rosemary oil.

Additionally, when 22 young adults sniffed rosemary oil for 5 minutes, their saliva had 23% lower levels of the stress hormone cortisol. Increased cortisol levels can suppress the immune system, causing insomnia and mood swings.

6. Enhance blood circulation

Rosemary essential oil when applied topically will contribute to improving blood circulation in the area being massaged. This remedy also offers other benefits such as reducing pain, helping blood clot faster, speeding wound healing as well as promoting hair growth.

7. Some Others Uses Rosemary Essential Oil

• Anti-cancer: Rosemary oil has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, which test-tube studies have shown to fight cancer cells.

• Liver and Digestive System Support: Animal studies indicate that rosemary oil can stimulate the release of bile, which is important in the digestion of fats and activates antioxidant defense mechanisms that protect the liver. liver guard.

• Prevent food poisoning: Rosemary oil can help inhibit the growth of certain strains of bacteria that cause food poisoning.

• Reduce antibiotic side effects: Rosemary and other essential oils may increase the effectiveness of some antibiotics. This could allow users to use low doses and reduce side effects.

• Fight antibiotic resistance: Rosemary and other essential oils can weaken the cell walls of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

8. Some useful recipes of Rosemary Essential Oil

Rosemary essential oil has many different uses that you should not ignore, such as:

• Improves memory: Mix 3 drops of rosemary oil with 1/2 teaspoon of coconut oil and rub it on your neck or use an essential oil diffuser for about an hour a day. In addition, this measure also helps to increase the ability to absorb and perceive, to support the learning or working process more effectively.

• Thickening hair: You can make your own massage oil blend that works against hair loss.

The recipe is 20ml olive oil: 5 drops rosemary oil: 5 drops lavender oil: 2 drops lemongrass oil. Mix the oil well, then apply it to the hair shaft and leave it on for 30 minutes to 1 hour. Do it regularly, you will see your hair more and more beautiful and full of life.

• Promotes Prostate Health: Mix 2 drops of rosemary oil with 1/2 teaspoon of vegetable oil and gently massage the area below the testicles.

• Pain Relief: Mix 2 drops of rosemary essential oil, 2 drops of menthol and 1 teaspoon of coconut oil. Then, rub this oil mixture on sore muscles or joints to increase circulation and reduce inflammation.

• Improve gallbladder function: Mix 3 drops of rosemary oil with 1/4 teaspoon of coconut oil and rub it on the skin on the right lower quadrant twice daily. This is the location closest to the gallbladder.

• Support Neuropathy and Nerve Pain: Take 2 drops of rosemary oil, 2 drops of chamomile oil, 2 drops of cypress oil and 1/2 teaspoon of coconut or almond oil and mix well. Then use this oil mixture to rub on the affected area to relieve symptoms.

Rosemary oil blends well with other essential oils such as lavender, frankincense, cardamom, sage, agarwood, lemongrass, geranium, chamomile and peppermint..

Nowadays, you can easily find rosemary essential oil at most aromatherapy stores.

However, one thing that you need to know is that not all products are of equal quality and therefore when choosing to buy make sure that Essential Oils are of clear origin, 100% pure or have the organic label. muscle. In particular, BioRemake Company produces Rosemary Essential Oil according to a closed process from the raw material area, extracting and distributing to the market 100% natural, organic, alcohol-free essential oils.

Notice how to use

• The easiest way to inhale rosemary oil is to open the container and inhale it directly or you can put a few drops on a cloth or tissue and hold it close to your nose. Many people use aromatherapy diffusers to enrich the surrounding air.

• Rosemary and other essential oils can be easily absorbed into the bloodstream when you apply it to the skin. After diluting rosemary oil, users can apply the oil to the bottom of their feet or desired body part to reduce painful inflammation while improving blood flow.

• Care should be taken to avoid applying rosemary and other essential oils to damaged skin or near sensitive areas, such as the eyes. Also should not be used for pregnant women, people with epilepsy or high blood pressure.

Please see more: Rosemary Essential Oil

This article is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.
Ref: vinmec.com; hellobacsi.com;healthline.com

 

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Description

Patchouli Essential Oil is Liquid type, viscous, amber color. Extracted from Patchouli (Pogostemon cablin). This plant mainly grows in tropical monsoon regions. In Vietnam, patchouli can be grown everywhere, but the quality of the essential oil depends on the microclimate.

Patchouli essential oil contains chemical components including:

• Patchoulol.

• Caryophyllene.

• α-Bulnesene.

• α-Guaiene.

Benefits of Use Patchouli Essential Oil

Not only in the perfumery and cosmetics industry. Medical and medicinal experts also appreciate patchouli essential oil very highly because of the great values ​​it brings

1. Antidepressant

Patchouli Essential oil is commonly used in aromatherapy because of its depressant remedying properties. Because of the impact that inhaling patchouli oil has on our hormones, it encourages the release of serotonin and dopamine; these hormones ease feelings of anger, anxiety and anxiousness.

This is why patchouli oil is commonly used during prayer; it creates an atmosphere or tranquility.

2. Use patchouli essential oil to Reduces Inflammation (1)

Patchouli oil has antiphlogistic properties, which means that it has the power to soothe inflammation in the body. With inflammation at the root of most disease, patchouli oil can address internal inflammation and such conditions as arthritis and gout, and also deal with external inflammation that can be present in skin infections or irritations.

Rub five drops of patchouli oil into your hands and massage your feet, stomach, lower back or any other agitated or inflamed area.

3. Use patchouli essential oil to Prevents Infections (2)

There is always the risk of small wounds become infected and this leads to bigger problems, like tetanus. Patchouli oil is antiseptic, meaning it protects cuts or sores on the skin from becoming infected. It also kills fungus, so it can help if you are battling athlete’s foot or another fungal infection.

Simply rub 2–3 drops of patchouli oil on the infected area, or make yourself a warm bath with 5–10 drops of this infection preventing oil.

4. Use patchouli essential oil to Helps Metabolic System

Patchouli oil is a tonic, which means that is helps to tone your liver, stomach and intestines. This increases your ability to decompose food and absorb nutrients properly, so it impacts your digestive system. Because of these metabolic benefits, patchouli oil will give you more energy and help your body to function properly.

Inhaling patchouli oil with an oil burner or diffuser can make a big difference; you can also use patchouli oil as a dietary supplement. Try adding 1–2 drops to a cup of tea or a glass of water.

5. Stimulates Hormones

Patchouli oil has the power to stimulate hormones and increase your libido, or sex drive. It can be be considered as one of the natural remedies for impotency and erectile dysfunction. Used as an aphrodisiac for years, patchouli oil boosts your testosterone and estrogen levels, and this can have a huge impact on your intimate relationships.

6. Use patchouli essential oil to Strengthens Hair and Skin

Patchouli oil stimulates muscle contractions and, therefore, prevents hair loss or sagging skin. Patchouli essential oil regenerates new skin cells, and this keeps the skin looking young, healthy and vibrant. It is also great for all skin types — dry, cracked skin and oily or acne-prone skin; you will see the healing and germ-fighting benefits of this oil either way.

Try adding five drops of patchouli oil to your face wash or lotion, or you can massage the oil on your face directly. For your hair, massage five drops of patchouli oil into your scalp or add it to your conditioner.

7. Minimizes Scars

Because of its quick-healing properties, patchouli oil minimizes the look of scars or marks that are left from acne, wounds, measles, pox or boils. You can even heal bug bites with this powerful essential oil. To speed up the healing process of any unwanted marks on the skin.

Rub 2–3 drops of patchouli oil into your hands and then apply it the scarred area. Do this daily and you will begin to see the mark disappear.

8. Reduces Insomnia

It’s very important that you can a full night’s sleep; in fact, proper sleep has a positive impact on every system in your body. Because patchouli oil is a sedative, it helps to treat insomnia; it helps to put your mind and body at ease and allows you to rest peacefully.

Simply rub 2–3 drops of patchouli oil into your hands and cup your nose; just by breathing in the sweet scent of patchouli oil, you will experiences the benefits of its sedative properties. You can also touch your temples, neck and chest after rubbing the oil into your hands.

9. Use patchouli essential oil to Bug Repellent (3)

Just a few drops of patchouli oil will go a long way in keeping the bugs at bay. This bug-repelling oil can be used in sprays, lotions and vaporizers; it will repel mosquitoes, fleas, ants, lice, moths and flies.

You can use patchouli oil outside while you are gardening or dining in the backyard, or you can use it inside — especially if you are battling bed bugs or lice; try adding patchouli oil to your laundry detergent or burn five drops of the oil in an oil burner.

10. Fights fever

Patchouli oil has a number of powerful properties, which allows it to fight a fever and beat a cold with ease. Patchouli oil reduces inflammation and kills infections; this will bring down your body temperature and reduce the pain that is associated with a fever. It also has cooling properties, so rubbing the oil into your hands, neck and stomach will reduce your body temperature.

11. Natural Deodorant

Patchouli oil has a sweet, musky and spicy aroma; it can be used to mask body odor naturally. It also kills germs and fights fungus, so it’s makes a great natural home deodorizer for any infected area.

Rub 1–2 drops under your armpits or add it to your favorite body lotion. Keep in the mind that the scene it pretty strong, so only a drop or two will do the trick.

12. Natural Diuretic

Patchouli oil increases the frequency of urination, and this can be beneficial to your health in several ways: You are removing excess salt, water and uric acid, which is good for your gallbladder diet, kidney natural remedies and even a liver cleanse.

By removing toxins from your body, you can lower your blood pressure, lower cholesterol naturally and increase your appetite. You can consume 3–5 drops of patchouli oil by mixing it with lemon water or flavored tea.

Suggested recipes

• Massage for swollen muscles, joints and tendons: 8 drops of chamomile + 3 drops of lavender + 3 drops of Helichrysum + 1 drop of orange + 3 drops of patchouli + 30ml of cream or Vegetable oil.
• Deodorant foot bath: 5 drops of lavender + 5 drops of cypress + 2 drops of patchouli + warm water, soak for 15 minutes.
• Steam to fight swelling caused by insect or insect bites: 10 drops of eucalyptus + 10 drops of patchouli + 10 drops of rosewood + 60ml of water to steam, steam into the bitten areas or steam your clothes to Avoid insects or vermin.
• Bath room steam : lavender + geranium + patchouli + chamomile : equal proportions, very good smell, American and European style, for couples and lovers, can replace chamomile with crystal Rose oil, which can be burned and mixed with the massage base oil
• Burn before going to bed: lavender + Grapefruit essential oil + Agarwood + patchouli: drop 8-10 drops. The scent lasts for 3-4 hours.

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This article is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.

References:

• https://draxe.com/essential-oils/patchouli-oil/

• (1) https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8893526/

• (2) https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24250637/

• (3) https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14705881/