Aromatherapy Essential Oil Candles

Article by Linda MacArthur

Essential oil candles emit a fragrance of specially selected oils, which when put into the air; offer a healing factor as the vapors are inhaled. Each type of oil has its purpose, for instance, basil is for improving concentration and lavender and jasmine help to reduce stress and increase relaxation. It also helps people to calm down and cope with fatigue and depression. Also known for helping with depression is rose oil while ginger helps reduce nausea.

Aromatherapy soy candles will release a continuous odor of essential oils into the air as the candle is burned. Some people view all natural candles created with essential oils as alternative medicine since the fragrances released affect the physiological and physical status of the persons using them.

Eucalyptus oil, also considered a decongestant, is used to relieve colds, sinus infections and provide relief to allergy sufferers. Tea tree oil in candles is also believed to help those suffering from a cold. Citronella is mostly used outdoors to keep flying insects and spiders away from the area. Chamomile and patchouli in aromatherapy candles help to soothe and bring about relaxation. Popular mixes are patchouli and frankincense, tangerine and lavender, vanilla rose and eucalyptus with peppermint. Candles suitable for use during massage are a mix of lavender, sandalwood and vanilla or a blend of orange, coconut and carrot oils.

Handmade soy candles made with clove serve as a stimulant. Sandalwood, however, works like a sedative and an aphrodisiac. When making your own candles, fragrance oils or essential oils may be used, but the latter option will last longer and are a higher quality oil. Even the best wax option will help to make a long-lasting candle. Of paraffin, beeswax and soy wax, using the more natural of the three is the best selection. Soy wax, made from hydrogenated soybean oil is all natural and more affordable than beeswax for making candles.

Before beginning your adventure making handmade soy candles, cons! ider lea rning a bit about the process. Some tips to keep in mind are related to containers and wicks. The best candle holder to use for essential oils and soy wax are a heat-resistant style. It must be free of chips or cracks. Oftentimes, containers can be located at thrift shops or rummage sales. The wick of choice for beginners is a pre-tabbed wick and the size used depends on the width of the candle. Always use oils sparingly since a little fragrance will go a long way.

Essential oil candles, when burned, release a fragrance of specially selected oils. The vapors from the candles provide healing as they are inhaled into the body through the respiratory system. Along with a warm and inviting aura in the room, aromatherapy soy candles release a steady fragrance of essential oils into the air. Some people use the natural candles made with the healing oils as alternative medicine since the fragrances released affect both the physiological and physical status of the people who use them for their healing qualities. Benefits of using soy candles are they are all natural, high quality, long-lasting and are environmentally friendly.

About the Author

Essential oil candles are becoming more popular with each passing year. To get the full story, please visit www.prometheancandle.com where you can find many candle products including soy, paraffin and palm wax candles for regular use and as well as use in aromatherapy.

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