Blend of botanical extracts for baths RELAXING (flowers), 1 kg

The mixture of this extract of natural birch leaves and buds is additionally enriched with the benefits of anise, lemon and clove essential oils, the overall synergistic effect of which on spa bath treatments can provide a relaxing effect.
Anise essential oil has refreshing and soothing properties. If you are very sensitive to the severity of life and feel the pain and hardship is unbearable, star anise can soothe and strengthen you.
Lemon oil is primarily a refreshing, cleansing and tonic, it is one of the most important bactericidal oils. It is a universal oil used for massage, oil mixtures, compresses, inhalations and room fragrances. It goes well with almost every other essential oil and provides the main accent to “lift” many fragrance blends. In many clinics in Europe and the United States, essential lemon oil is used in medical offices because it reduces the feeling of fear and anxiety, improves mood and physical well-being.
The smell of clove essential oil warms and stimulates. Promotes balance, helps relieve tension. Clove oil is good if you are usually a fun, friendly and optimistic person, but you have overcome difficulties. You have been suffering from a recurring condition for some time and are now becoming increasingly frustrated and isolated. The smell of clove essential oil can restore a sense of optimism and joy in life.
Information on the effects of spa baths is provided in accordance with the references below, but is not intended for medical purposes.

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