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The ancient Chinese, Indians, Egyptians, Greeks and Romans civilizations used the essential oils for the therapy, spiritual, hygienic purposes, and also were used in cosmetics, perfumes and drugs. Essential oils have been used for nearly 6000 years. The term “aromatherapy” became known in 1937. It was first used by French chemist and perfumer Rene-Maurice Gattefosse. Aromatherapy or essential oil therapy is used with the aim of improving a person health and mood. Aromatherapy uses a plant’s aroma- reproducing oils that are essential oils to treat disease, to find harmony and tranquility. Essential oils are made of a plant’s flowers, leaves, stalks, bark, rind or roots. Aromatherapy products are easy to find. They are available in every beauty salon, professional and specialized stores. All the best natural skin care products, natural soap,organic soap, all skin care products are very important and useful if we use high quality goods and use them correctly. https://www.naturalaromatherapy.co.uk/
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