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The brand name of Balsam comes from the word ‘basam’, which ​means spice or perfume, also known as scented sap, which is formed ​from certain trees and shrubs. ‘Balsam’ currently has 2 ranges of ​products, which are Balsam Essential Oil and Balsam Fragrance Oil. ​The beautiful scents of each essential and fragrance oil bring different ​benefits to our mind, body, and spirit. Massage and aromatherapy are ​getting more essentially needed in this modern time, as many people ​are struggling and suffering from different types of modern-day ​sickness and diseases, including depression and viral infection. ​‘Balsam’ is committed to promoting natural healing and therapy that ​is less harmful. Different products particularly meet the different ​medical needs of modern civilization. The range of products helps ​users promote a better lifestyle and overall well-being!

Frankincense, Cedar, and Chamomile

These three essential oils promote restful sleep and are some of the best essential oils for sleep. To ​create this blend, you're going to need to add two drops of each of the oils together and then add to a ​diffuser.

Lavender, Sandalwood, and Chamomile

This is one of our favourite recipes. With four calming and grounding fragrances that offer a light floral ​fragrance, this essential oil diffuser blend is perfect to diffuse right before bed. Settle in for a night of ​restful sleep with this floral and grounding blend.

To make this blend, add two drops of lavender, sandalwood, vetiver, and roman chamomile oil into a ​diffuser.

Cedarwood, Sweet Orange, and Lave​nder

This is a fantastic blend for children. It's totally kid-safe and blends three different fragrance kinds.​ You have the floral lavender, citrusy orange and woody cedarwood to create a complex and appea​ling sc​ent.

Aromatherapy Diffusion

Use a diffuser to disperse essential oils into the air. ​Add a few drops of your chosen oil to water in the ​diffuser to create a pleasant aroma in your space.

Topical Application

Dilute essential oils with a carrier oil (like coconut ​oil, jojoba oil, or almond oil) before applying them ​to the skin. A typical dilution is 2-3 drops of ​essential oil per teaspoon of carrier oil. Ensure you ​do a patch test first to check for skin sensitivity.

Inhalation

Place a drop or two of essential oil on a tissue or ​cotton ball and inhale. Alternatively, you can add a ​few drops to a bowl of hot water, cover your head ​with a towel, and inhale the steam (be cautious ​with hot water).

Bathing

Add a few drops of essential oil to a warm bath. It’s ​best to mix it with a carrier oil or an emulsifier (like ​milk or Epsom salts) to help it disperse in the ​water.

Massage

Use diluted essential oils in massage oils for ​relaxation or pain relief. You can create your own ​blends or choose calming oils like lavender or ​eucalyptus for this purpose.

Household Use

Some essential oils can be used for cleaning. Add ​them to homemade cleaners or mix with water in a ​spray bottle for a natural air freshener.

Skin Care

Certain essential oils can benefit the skin, but they must be diluted. Oils like tea ​tree oil can be used for acne, while lavender can be soothing

Hair Care

Add a few drops of essential oil to your shampoo or conditioner for various ​benefits, such as improving scalp health or adding fragrance.