Description
Firstly, its healing properties were also known in antiquity. Hippocrates administered it as an analgesic after childbirth. In various gynecological problems, but also for head washes. Dioscorides recommended her decoction for diseases of the bladder and uterus. The melted seeds used against asthma and tuberculosis and his juice in cases of hearing loss and fatigue. The Byzantines flavored their wine with laurel. They also used it as a sedative.
Ideal for the scalp, as a hair mask, especially during the period of hair loss. It is rich in vitamin E and fatty acids. In addition, it strengthens the structure of the hair, nourishes and rejuvenates, while helping to rebuild damaged hair. Also, it acts against dandruff. Enrich your shampoo or conditioner with 5-6 drops of essential oil and offer your hair extra shine and softness.
Life Secrets Laurel Essential Oil is also great for body aches, whether they come from fatigue or exercise, or from pain due rheumatism and arthritis.
Use it mixed in a base oil (10% essential oil in 90% base oil: almond oil or olive oil) for a relaxing and healing massage.
Relieves muscles and joint pain immediately. It is also indicated for cases of respiratory infections. It is not only relaxes the muscles, but also helps in psychological level, it acts against melancholy. Pour a few drops of essential oil in a teapot and the smell that will diffuse will help you calm down. Helps with insomnia, dermatitis, as an insect repellent, heating, antiseptic, aphrodisiac and tonic. Also for bruises, wounds, hematomas, and concentration enhancer.
