Have you ever smelled fresh-baked bread, caught a whiff of 
perfume as someone walked by, or sniffed the scent of fresh
 flowers and found yourself instantly transported to a
 different time or place? Scents are powerful—they can
 transport us to different places, remind us of people, and
 trigger memories long forgotten. And through the 
practice of aromatherapy, scents can also support 
whole-life wellness.
Whether you use essential oils in aromatherapy during 
bedtime, bathtime, or anytime you need a little TLC, their 
power-packed aromas are all about promoting overall well-being.

What is aromatherapy?

Aromatherapy is the practice of using essential oils
 topically and aromatically for overall wellness.
 Essential oilsare a highly concentrated, natural oil produced
 from botanicals such as flowers, trees, roots, and seeds. 
According to the Mayo Clinic, the scents from these potent, 
plant-based products “target smell receptors in the nose,
 triggering effects that pass through the nervous system to 
the brain.” Those effects can help your body, mind, and 
emotional well-being in many ways.
When using essential oils for aromatherapy, it’s important to
 from  and the testing they go through to make sure they meet
 of essential oil during your aromatherapy practice, so do your 
research!

How do you use essential oils for aromatherapy?

When people hear the word aromatherapy, they usually think
 of using essential oils aromatically—and for good reason! 
Diffusers disperse tiny oil droplets into the air, allowing 
you to easily surround yourself with the soothing scent
 of Lavender or the stimulating scent of Citrus Fresh™.
But you can also use oils topically in an aromatherapy
 practice! Apply a drop of Rosemary essential oil on your
 pressure points and enjoy its energizing aroma. Or add a
 few drops of Ylang Ylang to your massage oil to amp up
 the spa-like vibes. No matter your method, you’re harnessing
 the power of aromatherapy with essential oils!

What are the benefits of aromatherapy?

The benefits of aromatherapy are as varied as the constituents
 in essential oils. You can use aromatherapy for a more
 luxurious bathtime, a more relaxing bedtime, or a more 
energized work environment.
Here are 10 different ways you can use essential oils for
 aromatherapy. The list includes over 60 different oils and
 oil blends—try them all and you’ll be an aromatherapy expert!

Aromatherapy for mood

Whether you start your diffuser the moment you wake up, put a drop of oil on your wrists as you head out the door, or incorporate essential oils into your massage routine, aromatherapy can be great for your mood. Here are a few oils you can try when you need a little change in outlook.
For more ideas, check out the 7 essential oils happy people use.
Lime essential oil

Aromatherapy for relaxation

When all you want to do is kick back and relax, aromatherapy is that best friend who brings the movie and popcorn. Diffuse any of these oils during your moments of R&R to boost the chill factor.

Lavender essential oil uses

Aromatherapy for bathtime 

We’re firm believers in taking time for self-care. Aromatherapy during bathtime can soothe the body and the soul. Using essential oils in the bath is easy! Add 5-8 drops directly to the water as the tub fills or make your own bath salts or bath bombs. For extra luxury—and moisture for your skin—mix 5-8 drops of oil in 2 tablespoons of V-6™ or coconut oil before adding to your bathwater.
Cedarwood essential oil

Aromatherapy for pregnancy

Staying relaxed throughout pregnancy is key to keeping you and baby happy! Those nine months are exciting yet stressful—outfitting the nursery, visiting the doctor, choosing a name. Make sure you take the time to pamper yourself with a little aromatherapy. Diffuse or dilute and apply these essential oils so you can keep calm while carrying on!*

Stress Away essential oil blend

Aromatherapy for massage

Nothing relaxes muscles like a great massage. Throw essential oils into the mix and you’ll really be living that spa life! Create a custom blend of oils and add it to some V-6 or add a few drops of your favorite scent to one of our many massage oils. Massage therapy + aromatherapy = double the relaxation power!

Eucalyptus Globulus essential oil

Aromatherapy for sleep

Our bodies need sleep to stay healthy and happy—establishing a healthy nighttime routine is key! According to the Mayo Clinic, research suggests that incorporating aromatherapy during bedtime can help trigger your brain to know that it’s time to snooze. You can go simple by adding a couple drops of your favorite settle-down scent to a cotton ball, or you can mix the oil in a spray bottle with distilled water and spritz it on your pillow.

Valerian essential oil

Aromatherapy for odor elimination

Whether the smell of your homemade curry likes to stick around or your car stinks like soccer practice, essential oils are rock stars when it comes to eliminating odors. The following oils are our top picks for getting rid of nasty smells. You can use them in your diffuser or DIY air fresheners.

Thieves essential oil blend uses

Aromatherapy for focus

Have a big project coming up? Dealing with reluctant homework-doers? Need to concentrate on a major goal? Find your focus with aromatherapy! The aromas of some essential oils can help create an environment that inspires you to get things done.
Valor essential oil

Aromatherapy for kids

If your goals are total wellness and a more relaxed life, you probably have similar goals for your kids. Little ones can benefit from aromatherapy, but it’s a little different than aromatherapy for grownups. Before you get started, take some time to learn about the proper way to dilute essential oils for children and babies. Diffusing oils is pretty safe, but you’ll want to take some precautions when applying them topically.
GeneYus essential oil blend

Aromatherapy for pets


Want to share aromatherapy with your furry, feathery, and scaly friends? You totally can! Before you begin, study how to safely use essential oils around animals, including the dos and don’ts for each species. Additionally, work with your veterinarian to get their advice on your pet’s needs. Once you’re ready, these essential oil blends are formulated especially for the animals in your life.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         
*Consult a health professional prior to use.
**These oils are considered “hot” oils; please read label for 
dilution instructions.
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