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Get yourself a good b complex vitamin that will help tremendously

Chloe Adisson answers:

Let’s see… Geranium, lime (excellent), Amyris, hint of cedar (can be sensitizing), fir, jasmine, any of the woody or deeply scented tones.

I love a man in essential oil, wow. Lime with geranium and just a hint of jasmine, so nice… But not for a girl.

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Really sweet ones, like Ylang Ylang. Vanilla smell also helps to curb sweet cravings. However aromatherapy is not designed to do this, get a decent diet, and once our diet is well balanced and when you got your nutritional status up, you should not crave sweets any more. Then you can start to reduce your serving sizes, not changing the composition of your diet, only the quantity, and the weight should reduce. Do not say “lose weight” because then subconsciously will look for it till you find it again (and put it back where it was)

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Hyssop – Hyssop has been around for centuries. It has healing properties that have been used by many throughout the years. It helps with cold and flu. It can also be used as a skin-improving agent, helping fight against blemishes.

Jasmine – Relaxing and soothing properties. Sometimes used as an aphrodisiac.

Basil – Helps with concentration. Also used in a wide variety of health conditions such as, upset stomach, headaches and flatulence.

Chamomile – Used to promote sleep, relaxation and meditation.

Sandalwood – This is still burned in many homes today in incense form. A very sweet woody scent helping promote relaxation and spiritual harmony. Also, help with dry hair and skin.

Rose – There are many different types of roses. They all have some differences in healing properties. Rose is known for its soothing and calming abilities. It can also help with various skin problems.

Peppermint – A true energizer. Often used to combat fatigue and muscle aches and pains.

Eucalyptus – Powerful decongestant. Used for centuries to help with cold symptoms. It also has antiseptic qualities.

Ginger – An energizing scent, ginger is widely used to help with nausea.

Nutmeg – Used by some to help with sleep and indigestion.

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