pros and cons of essential oils

Essentials Oils, natural concentrated goodness, but sometimes you may have a slight reaction from the essential oils. This is why we have created this guide on the pros and cons of essential oils.

Especially if you intent on making your own luxury bath bomb recipe. Of course if you don’t have the time to create your own then browse our collection of luxury bath bombs,

What Are Essential Oils

Essential oils are liquid extracts of various potentially beneficial plants. Manufacturing processes can extract the useful compounds from these plants.

Essential oils often have a much stronger smell than the plants they come from and contain higher levels of active ingredients. This has to do with the amount of plant matter required to make essential oil.

Are Essential Oils Safe

Are Bath Bombs Safe for Kids? Bath bombs are highly beneficial for kids as they bring fun and excitement to bath time for kids while also smelling and looking great. However, many individuals and parents may be concerned about the safety of kids’ bath bombs and the potential risks some of them may have for certain children. Read more on our post are bath bombs safe for kids.

Pros and Cons Of Essential Oils

Lavender Oil

Pros: Relaxing, Helps with migraines, relieve nervous tension and emotional stress, relieves muscle and joint pain, helps with sleep, increases cognitive function

Cons: Skin irritation, Nausea,Vomiting, Headaches,Pain in joints, Stomach issues

Chamomile Oil

Pros: Helps with depression, reduces muscle and joint pain, aids with digestion, may help with acne, anti inflammatory, anxiety relief

Cons: Some people may be allergic to chamomile oil, difficulty breathing, swollen throat, coughing and wheezing, rash, vomiting

Chamomile Shower Steamer

Tea Tree Oil

Pros: Anti fungal properties, anti inflammatory,

Cons: Irritation of skin, Itching of skin, Burning sensation, Redness of the skin, Scaling of the skin

Try our Tea Tree and Peppermint Shampoo Bar.

Jasmine oil

pros: Helps fight depression, promotes positivity and positive energy, increase the release of serotonin hormone, helping to relieve nervousness, reduce stress and help to relax, also said to be an aphrodisiac, helps fight fungi, helps promote healthy sleep

Cons: Skin irritation, redness of skin,

Sweet Orange Oil

Pros: Relaxing, helps with anxiety-stress and depression, helps healthy sleep, relives inflammation and eases joint pain, it can help with mild rheumatoid arthritis, mild aphrodisiac, anti fungal properties

Cons: may irritate sensitive skin

Bergamot oil

Pros: alleviate stress and anxiety, relieve muscle pain, antiseptic and antibacterial properties, positive effects on your cardiovascular, digestive and respiratory systems(i), boosts skin health, natural deodorant.

Cons: skin irritation, may increase skin sensitivity to the sun

Ylang Ylang oil

Pros: Mood enhancer, helps reduce anxiety, promotes healthy skin, energising, mild aphrodisiac,

Cons: may cause skin irritation

Ylang Ylang and Orange Shampoo Bar.

Ylang Ylang Shower Steamer

Peppermint oil

Pros: helps relive joint and muscle pain, expectorant, helping to open your airways, clear mucus and reduce congestion, boosts energy levels, helps ease headaches, natural bug replant, reduces nausea, natural colic remedy. boosts skin health

Cons: skin irritation

Try our Tea Tree and Peppermint Shampoo Bar.

Peppermint Body Scrub.

Peppermint Shower Steamer

Rose Oil

Pros: Promotes an even skin tone, relaxing, anti inflammatory, mood enhancing, mild aphrodisiac

Cons: skin irritation

Lemon Oil

Pros: relive nausea, nourish damaged skin and hydrates the skin, antibacterial properties,

Cons: Skin irritation,

Side Effects

Many people think that because essential oils are natural products, they will not cause side effects. This is not true. The potential side effects of essential oils include:

  • Irritation and burning: Always dilute oils with a carrier oil before applying it to the skin. Apply a small amount to a small area of skin first to test for any reactions.
  • Asthma attacks: While essential oils may be safe for most people to inhale, some people with asthma may react to breathing in the fumes.
  • Headaches: Inhaling essential oils may help some people with their headaches, but inhaling too much may lead to a headache in others.

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