Taking care of oneself, ‘doing myself’, or ‘putting myself first’ – as it also means – rather than putting everyone else first, is one of the most important things we can possibly do.
Two words. Five letters. One consonant and four vowels. It doesn’t sound like much. And yet it’s almost everything.
I have yet to meet a single client who had a good relationship with themselves when we started therapy.
At a time when we’re bombarded with messages about what we must and ought to do, I believe in just one thing: DO YOU – be yourself, do what YOU need to do.
In this smoothie you get a lot of vitamin A which is important to keep your skin healthy and with an even skin tone. Vitamin A also has a positive effect on irritated skin, sun damaged skin, pigmentation as well as fine lines and wrinkles.
Even if you don’t use aromatherapeutic skincare or products for the home, nature still ensures that aromatherapy is all around us. Trees and plants release invisible plant compounds, phytoncides, which research links to lower stress levels and increased activity in the body’s natural defence cells.
This is a beautiful account of forest bathing, nature’s aromatherapy and the scientific evidence behind it.
If you experience dryness, irritation or skin that’s constantly out of balance, the root cause may be a weakened skin barrier. But restoring a healthy skin barrier doesn’t have to be complex.
In this article, we guide you towards a deeper understanding of your skin’s natural defence – and how few key elements can help strengthen it.
Did you know that essential oils are used as a form of medical treatment in countries such as Germany, England and France? And that scent affects our mood more quickly than both sound and light – acting as a direct highway to our emotions? Aromatherapy is attracting increasing attention in the world of research, where its effects on both body and mind are being investigated. Delve into nature’s invisible superpowers and discover how scent can become a shortcut to calm, energy and balance.