Celestial
Celestial

Celestial

Aromablend

$32.00

A celestial blend of citrus and floral oils that can uplift any mood, this delightful blend is said to help dissolve feelings of melancholy, depression and heaviness while imparting a feeling of joy and wellbeing.

Key Ingredients

Ruby Grapefruit, Bergamot, Lemon, Elemi, Jasmine, Rose, Neroli, Angelica seed.
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Complete Ingredients

Citrus paradisi m. (ruby grapefruit) peel oil expressed; Canarium luzonicum (elemi) gum oil; Citrus bergamia (bergamot) peel oil; Citrus limon (lemon) peel oil; Jasminum sambac (jasmine) flower extract; Rosa centifolia (rose) flower oil†; Cistus ladaniferus oil; Angelica archangelica (angelica) root oil; Citrus aurantium (neroli) flower oil

How To Use

Options: ( 1 ) Inhale the aroma when needed for balance or uplifting. ( 2 ) Use drops in a base oil in a room diffuser. ( 3 ) Apply to pulse or energy points. ( 4 ) Add drops to a base moisturizing body or massage oil.

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