The Oil Within the Plant: Jasmine

When I taught the certification program out of my home, I would burn this incense at my doorstep each morning when the students arrived, cleansing them energetically before they stepped into my home and encouraging their new phase of learning. 

This article takes a look at elemi, drawing from its chemistry, established therapeutic component research, and traditional use to clarify where it fits in the practice of aromatherapy and how it can be used thoughtfully and safely in practice.

“Which part of your day feels the hardest right now?” Carol immediately shared that mornings were the most painful, waking to the sudden reminder of her husband’s absence left her feeling immobilized.

Cypress is one of those essential oils that reveals its depth slowly.

This article takes a closer look at sweet fennel—how it’s made, what’s inside, how it works, and how to use it safely and effectively in everyday aromatherapy practice.

Known affectionately as "lavender tea tree," rosalina carries qualities of both namesakes without being a mere imitation of either.