Tea light candles, those dainty little pots that exude a soft glow, are the perfect accessory to set a romantic tone to your evening. You can use them in your room to create a very appealing and romantic atmosphere. Candlelight and romance have had a never-ending affair that has stood the test of time. So much so that candlelight has become synonymous with romance. Candlelit dinners and a Jacuzzi with candlelight around it are all the perfect settings for a romantic date. You can bring this magical air of romance to your room by using the seemingly innocuous tea light candles.

Jasmine oil can be found in health food stores, beauty or skincare shops but be sure to read the label when purchasing as this essential oil is often pre-blended with other ingredients to reduce the costs...Jasmine oil is made from the flowers of the jasmine plant (Jasminum officinale). It has rich, warm, floral aroma with an earthy undertone. This essential oil is commonly used as an ingredient in scented beauty products, fragrances, and skincare products as It contain the plant's aromatic compounds that have various health benefits related to skincare and stress reduction.Because of its price Jasmin essential oil doesn’t get nearly enough attention when compared to more common vials, like your garden-variety lavender. While lavender might be part of your weekly rotation, jasmine evokes luxury and might be reserved for specific special occasions, like slipping on something silky and mysterious. And when you look at jasmine essential oil benefits, you’ll see why it has such an alluring aura.

Patchouli essential oil is rich with Patchoulol, a highly grounding chemical component. Because of this constituent, and others like it, Patchouli oil has a grounding and balancing effect on emotions.The unique, herbaceous aroma of Patchouli essential oil is great for diffusing, and its rich chemical properties can have a grounding andPatchouli oil is an essential oil derived from the leaves of the patchouli plant (a type of aromatic herb).This unique, herbaceous essential oil is rich with Patchoulol, a highly grounding chemical component. Because of this constituent, and others like it, Patchouli oil has a grounding and balancing effect on emotions. Probably that's why it's quite a popular choice for diffusing. It's also frequently used in the perfume and cologne industries for its musky aroma, and can be easily transformed into a sweet-smelling perfume when combined with floral essential oils.The scent of patchouli mixed with Bergamot creates very relaxing, grounding and uplifting atmosphere. (Check my candles;))

Sandalwood essential oil contains aromatic compounds thought to be beneficial to your health. It's very comforting and can help with anxiety, fatigue, low libido, sleep problems, and reduces stress, which typically translates to a reduction in blood pressure.However, despite its calming effects, sandalwood oil appears to enhance mental alertness. As contradictory as this may seem, sandalwood oil is believed to deactivate behavioral responses (delivering a calming effect) while activating a physiological response.

You probably have some idea of what essential oils are and what they can do for your health, your beauty, and your mood. But did you know that essential oils can jump-start your sex life? In fact, they’ve been in use as an aphrodisiac, albeit primarily under the radar, for centuries. New Jersey-based essential oils expert, Margaret Szura, a certified holistic health counselor, gets right to the point: “When there’s a problem with sexual desire or arousal, it is usually a physical or emotional issue, and healing is a process that essential oils can aid with. When stress levels are high, essential oils can help with calming. When energy is lacking, the right oils can be uplifting or stimulating. And aphrodisiac oils increase arousal because they increase circulation and blood flow.”

According to the long-told historic tale…. The use of thieves oil dates all the way back to the year 1413.  The time of the infamous Bubonic Plague (aka The Black Death) that devastated a large portion of France.  The Black Death spread like wild-fire amongst the citizens, and the doctors alike.  It seemed impossible to be in the vicinity without contracting it, and at the time, the sickness really did mean ultimate demise.