Anti-Infectious Room Spray

Anti-Infectious Room Spray
Perfect for Sick Rooms
(from the goDesana Kids' First-Aid Series)

• 25 drops Protector
• 4 ounces Distilled Water

Mix in PET bottle, label, and shake well before using.  Spray into room or omit the water and add oils to a diffuser

It is said that the Stillroom was perhaps the most important room in a home.  The Stillroom recipe book was passed down from  mother to daughter.  Training in the Stillroom arts had a direct relation to the value a young girl could bring to a marriage.  Everything that sustained and added quality to family life might be found in the Stillroom recipe book.

These oils can be purchased directly from goDesana Essential Oils, the most trusted name in Essential Oils.

Click Essential Oil Accessories to find all the accessories you need including PET bottles and jars, diffusers, recipe books, message oils and more.

After Sun Blend

After the Sun Blend
(from the goDesana Kids' First-Aid Series)

• 10 drops Lavender Chamomile Blend
• 5 drops Rose Geranium
• 1 ounce of Grape Seed Oil

Mix in PET bottle, label, and shake well before using. Use as a lotion after sun exposure.

It is said that the Stillroom was perhaps the most important room in a home.  The Stillroom recipe book was passed down from  mother to daughter.  Training in the Stillroom arts had a direct relation to the value a young girl could bring to a marriage.  Everything that sustained and added quality to family life might be found in the Stillroom recipe book.

These oils can be purchased directly from goDesana Essential Oils, the most trusted name in Essential Oils.

Click Essential Oil Accessories to find all the accessories you need including PET bottles and jars, diffusers, recipe books, message oils and more.

Bergamot Essential Oil

Bergamot Essential Oil

Bergamot 
Citrus bergamia 

I love the power of plant essences! And, I love Bergamot Essential Oil. 

Research has verified Bergamot’s capacity for restoring emotional balance and, in the process, enhancing the efficacy of treatments for depression and anxiety disorders. 

It is soothing and grounding to those who are anxious or overly stimulated, yet uplifting and stabilizing to individuals suffering from depression. 

Bergamot is regularly used to generate a fresh, delightfully citrus flavor in food. It produces a marvelous synergy when used sparingly in green tea to create a pleasant anti-inflammatory and detoxifying beverage. This can also be helpful in easing digestive issues such as gastritis, colitis, constipation, ulcers, and esophagitis as Bergamot is a potent stimulant to the stomach, spleen, and liver. 

Its antiseptic and diuretic qualities make Bergamot a highly beneficial aid with urinary tract infections and cystitis. 

These same qualities make it helpful with many types of skin problems including prematurely aging skin, oily skin and hair, acne, cold sores, skin infections, eczema, psoriasis, itching, and insect bites. 

Bergamot can be used as a mouthwash or gargle to ease mouth ulcers and infection (including sore throat), sweeten bad breath, and reduce inflammation. 

With a pleasant and uplifting aroma, coupled with its remarkable ability to soothe the emotions, it’s not surprising that Bergamot has earned the title ”Nature’s Prozac” in the aromatherapy world.

Statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Enjoy this great bath salt recipe that includes Bergamot Essential Oil. It helps relieve tension. 

Tension Reducer Bath Salt Recipe 

• 2 cups Epsom Salt OR Dead Sea Salt 
• 1 cup Sea Salt 
• 1/2 cup Baking Soda 
• 6 drops Bergamot essential oil 
• 6 drops Sweet Orange essential oil 
• 3 drops Lavender essential oil 

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If you are interested in purchasing any of the oils, salts or accessories listed in the above recipe, they can be purchased from http://www.mother-natures-oils.com



 

Oil of the Month Club

Great News! goDesana -- a Green Organics Company -- has an Oil of the Month Club

What a simple way to build up your Still Room essential oil collection.

Women as healers and care-givers for their families and communities pre-date written history.

From time immemorial, women were expected to give birth, nurture, heal, protect, provide for and spend their days steeped in the tradition of the wise women before them, caring for themselves and their families - and quite often, the entire community.

The skills a woman brought to her marriage could very well determine whether or not that family would live in comfort, have enough to eat, stay well and prosper.

The things we have come to accept as the comforts and necessities of life were placed entirely in the realm of womanly arts.

What is the Stillroom and what is the Stillroom Recipe Book

The Stillroom Recipe book was passed down from mother to daughter and training in the stillroom arts had direct relation to the value a young girl could bring to a marriage.

The word "recipe" originally referred to a medicinal formula, and a recipe book for the Stillroom may contain everything from medicinal recipes to cough syrups, cosmetics, liniments, perfumes, pomanders, food preservation, jams and jellies, wool dyeing, candle making and soap making much like some of the favorite recipes passed down from our ancestors are today. Grandma's famous pie crust or turkey gravy recipe becoming a family legacy passed to the next generation.

Everything that sustained and added quality of life to the family might be found in the Stillroom Recipe book. Family recipes were closely guarded treasures.

Today, with the increasing interest in Aromatherapy, Essential Oils and other natural forms of health care, the arts of the Stillroom are again gaining recognition and are truly the birthright of every woman.

Whenever you make a simple herbal recipe, scent a homemade candle, enjoy a potpourri from your own herb garden, make an herbal vinegar or preserve food, you are participating in the preservation of the tradition of the woman's arts and the legacy from the long-forgotten Stillroom.

When the stresses of our fast-paced lives makes us long for the simpler times, take out your Stillroom recipe book, select a favorite recipe and step back in time.

Join the many women who have gone before you, feeling the connection with these women who have preserved the traditions, celebrations, and warm family memories we enjoy today.

Learn More about the Oil of the Month Club by Clicking the following -->   Oil of the Month Club from GreenOrganics a GoDesana Company