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This fifth chakra is right where the name suggests, at our throat. It is SO important to the energy of communication.

The Heart Chakra, or Fourth Chakra, sits just about where your heart is.

The Second Chakra, or the Sacral Chakra, is located about 2 inches below your belly button.

The First/Root Chakra, is located at the base of your spine at your tailbone. This chakra is the center of your stability.

The energy centers of your body can be like tires on your car that get wobbly and shaky when out of balance.

Jojoba oil, or jojoba wax, is truly a gift from the Earth. Jojoba is not an essential oil, but it’s what we refer to as a carrier oil.

“Chakra” is a Sanskrit word that means “wheel”. Chakras are believed to be spinning wheels that are energy points in your body.

Dill essential oil is actually very supportive of your digestive and cardiovascular systems and can help calm the autonomic nervous system.

Road to Hana Perfume Rollerball, as I mentioned in a previous blog, my inspiration for our fragrances often comes from a place.

Hydrosol is the water that is collected as a byproduct when plant matter is steam distilled for essential oils.

If lavender and lemon had a love child. Bergamot would be her. It is both citrusy and herbal, with a hint of pepper.

Patchouli is actually part of the mint family. The essential oil is made by steam distilling the leaves of the plant.

The scent of Patchouli is sultry and dark. It has herbal, woody, narcotic notes, and an almost antiseptic or insecticide finish.

Rose oil is not only a powerful healer of the physical body. It is also a strong spiritual healer.

It can take up to 600 bushels, or up to 36,000 pounds! of rose petals to make 1 pound of rose oil.

Geranium is the oil of love and trust. It can help us to believe in the goodness of others and to learn to trust again.

Geranium can be a great substitute for rose in a fragrance or added to rose to increase that note, but is more cost effective.

Pink Pepper essential oil comes from the pink peppercorn tree. The oil is steam distilled from the fruit of the tree.

Brain Fog. Is this a familiar term to you? When you read those words, do they resonate with you? Maybe you’re more familiar with Brain...

Think of the kindest, most helpful, and sweet glitter bomb you could ever send! Simply put, Grapefruit oil is glitter.

Grapefruit isn't just another pretty face. Grapefruit isn't only a wonderful aroma, she is very supportive to the soul.

Snowy Solstice Woods: Combining these mystery scents created a fragrance that evoked the spirit of the holidays. It’s warm and cozy.

Scent can invoke memories and thoughts and influence learning, and we are usually unaware of it. Scent makes us feel things.

Tea Tree is the more common name for this essential oil, but you can also often find it called Melaleuca.