Among the huge variety of essential oils, there are fragrances that are strongly associated with winter celebrations and evoke a festive New Year mood. These are pine and citrus aromas, as well as spice aromas.
Essential oils of pine, fir, spruce or cedar will not only fill the house with the aromas of the winter forest, but also have a healing effect. Aromatherapy with these oils will cleanse the air of harmful and pathogenic bacteria. In addition, coniferous oils have anti-inflammatory, disinfecting, soothing and other beneficial properties.
Citrus essential oils are the second favorite New Year's fragrances. The smells of tangerine, orange and lemon are immersed in a magical winter fairy tale.
Aromatherapy with orange essential oil will give you strength, improve your mood and help relieve irritability.
Lemon essential oil, which has a fresh tart aroma, is also very popular. Lemon oil stimulates the mind, improves mental health and improves concentration.
Many people associate it directly with the New Year holidays with the smell of tangerines. The sweet, pleasant aroma, which combines a floral-fruity base with bitter notes, is liked by both adults and children. It is an excellent oil for working with psycho-emotional states. Mandarin oil soothes, drives away pessimistic thoughts, relieves anxiety and irritation. It is also a mild aphrodisiac, promotes the development of imagination and induces playful moods.
In addition, the New Year smells like vanilla, cinnamon and cloves. The aromas of spices are associated with the festive table, pastries and mulled wine.
There are several ways to fill your home with New Year's smells. The simplest and most affordable is to use an aroma lamp or aroma stone. If you want to “take the scent with you,” buy an aroma pendant, add a drop of your favorite oil to it and hang it around your neck. As a result, the New Year mood will accompany you throughout the day.
Warm baths, massages and beauty treatments with New Year's essential oils will help you relax and dive into the anticipation of the holidays.
