Call them magic potions or uplifting balms, floral essential oils have been soothing souls and rejuvenating minds for time immemorial. Extracted from the petals of numerous blooms, they offer an array of therapeutic properties and divine aromas that bring a sweet smile to your face.
What's better, they can be used in myriad ways too. An integral ingredient in luxury face products, an essential mix in bath soaks and bombs, a must-have for diffusers, a charming bed linen spray and of course, floral perfumes as we know them. The list is endless and because of this versatility, floral essential oils forever hold a special place in the hearts of many. Especially anthophiles aka flower lovers.
Since Interflora is popularly known as The Flower Experts, who better to provide you with a detailed walkthrough of floral essential oils, their uses and more about the heavenly drop of sultry aroma that makes everything feel better?
Derived from the lavender plant, Lavandula angustifolia, lavender essential oil promotes relaxation and provides aid in stress, fatigue and anxiety. No wonder, some people call this the wonder oil. So versatile, that it can be deemed essential in everyone's life. Alongside, it's a miracle for your skin too. Its antiseptic properties make it the ideal choice for soothing skin allergies, irritation and minor burns.
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Rose, the Queen of Flowers, stays true to its name because when its oils are extracted, it puts its best foot forward. A true boon to your skin, its skin healing and rejuvenating properties are what make it stand out. It's known to reduce the appearance of scars, nourish dry skin, and get you in a mood encompassed by passion and love. Rose essential oil is also the perfect add-on accessory in your luxury flower beauty products, taking your experience to the next level of calm.
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You already know, there's nothing more calming than a hot cuppa of chamomille before bedtime. Its essential oil is no different. Extracted from the flowers of the chamomile plant, one drop is enough to kickstart your tranquil side. Widely popular for its anti-inflammatory and insomnia-alleviating properties, it's also a great addition to your collection of soothing massage oils.
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Derived from the Jasmine plant's blossoms, it's famous for its uplifting properties as it's believed using jasmine essential oil in aromatherapy or on the skin can uplift your mood. It's almost as if its sweet and rich fragrance creates a flower power so magnanimous that it boosts happiness and increases confidence, as well as reduces feelings of stress and anger.
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Obtained from the Pelargonium graveolens plant, geranium essential oil is nature's true wonder. Its herbaceous aroma is often used to reduce hormonal imbalances and support overall emotional well-being. And even though it's popularly used as an ingredient in perfumes, its use case in aromatherapy spreads far and wide too.
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