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Autumn Inspiration - Essential oils, fragrance mix

rosehips glow this time of year everywhere in nature

you do not just look nice and decorative, many also taste quite wonderful.


Well ripened hips you can easily put at the top ....


if you have some practice, keep the seeds back even in the skin and can auslutschen the fruit easily.


This variety tastes wonderfully aromatic, like a finished jam with some lemon and cinnamon ... hmmmmm just delicious and a valuable source of vitamin C, A, B1 and B2 , that is correct "vitamin bombs", they even contain 5 times more vitamin C than lemons.



The well-known in aromatherapy / aroma care rose hip seed oil is extracted from the nuts of the Rosa rubiginosa and Rosa Mosqueta. These come from southern Chile and the Andes. It is rich in unsaturated fatty acids. Studies have shown that wound healing and scarring is a very positive influence. It supports the functions of cell membranes and stimulates cell division, thus the skin can regenerate. It also prevents premature skin aging.

scar treatment oil
50 ml of Rosehip seed oil
2 drops of rose (Rosa damascena)
2 drops clary sage (Salvia sclarea)
Rose Geranium 2 drops (Pelargonium gravoelens)
1 drop frankincense (Boswellia sacra)


face oil "Midlife"
30 ml of rosehip seed oil
10 ml Argan
5 ml grapeseed oil
5 ml jojoba
2 drops of Rose (Rosa damascena)
1 drop of clary sage (Salvia sclarea)
1 drop cypress (Cupressus sempervirens)
2 drops of sandalwood ( Santalum album)


Now I have two oil burners recipes for foggy and cloudy autumn days


5 ml of blood orange (Citrus sinensis)
1 drop May rose (Rosa centifolia )
2 drops Tonka (Dipteryx odorata)
1 drop Benzoin siam (Styrax tonkinensis)

or
5 ml mandarin red (Citrus reticulata)
3 drops of vanilla extract (vanilla plantifolia)
1 drop jasmine extract (Jasminum grandiflorum)
1 drop of chamomile roman (Chamaemelum nobile)
1 drop Rosenabsolue (Rosa damascena)

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