100% Pure Melissa Essential Oil - 10ML Amber Vial

100% Pure Melissa Essential Oil - 10ML Amber Vial

Start price	19.99 USD
Current price	19.99 USD
Buy It Now price	35.99 USD
Start time	06/20/2008
End time	06/27/2008
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This Auction is for 10ML of 100% Pure Melissa Essential Oil in an Amber Glass Vial w/ orafice reducer (and a free gift) You will NOT find it cheaper anywhere else, nor will you find a better quality!  I dare you to try.  My prices in general are anywhere from 10 to 75 percent less than the competition on all of my products.   I call it liquid Sunshine. Looking for something?  Ask! (leak-proof vial!) ___________________ This essential oil has a couple of uses in aromatherapy and helps to bring calmness to the mind, while having a great sedating effect, calming the heartbeat and palpitations. It furthermore is used to correct menstrual problems, while having excellent results in fighting cold sores (herpes simplex), as well as fungal infections to a lesser degree. Precautions Melissa oil is non-toxic but could cause sensitization and irritation and should always be used in low dilutions. For this reason it should be avoided during pregnancy and by people with a very sensitive skin.  (I reccomend using jojoba, grapeseed or hemp seed oil!) Therapeutic properties The therapeutic properties of melissa oil are antidepressant, antispasmodic, bactericidal, carminative, cordial, diaphoretic, emmenagogue, febrifuge, hypotensive, nervine, sedative, stomachic, sudorific and tonic. Oil properties Melissa oil has a sweet, fresh and citrus-like smell and is pale yellow in color and has a watery viscosity. Origin of melissa oil This plant from the Mediterranean region grows to about 60 cm (2 feet) and likes soil with a high iron content and has small serrated slightly hairy leaves and small white-pink flowers. The flowers are very attractive to bees; the name 'Melissa' is the Greek word for honeybee and is also know as "lemon balm' or in Hebrew 'Bal-Smin" meaning 'Chief of oils.' In the 14th century it was included in tonic water made by the French Carmelite nuns and Paracelsus (1493 - 1541) called this herb 'The Elixir of life' while John Evelyn (1620 -1706) described it as "sovereign for the brain, strengthening the memory, and powerfully chasing away melancholy". __________________ Tip of the Moment. Place a few drops of oil onto a damp washcloth and put into dryer to leave a uplifting and 'happy' scent on your clothing.  Works GREAT for just cheering you up!  Also great on the tips of your hair, Especially if you have dreadlocks, braids or a ponytail.