Cool is formulated to help reduce sudden flushing, with essential oils of calming lavandin; cooling cornmint; balancing Roman chamomile; and clary sage, a hormonal aid, all in silky vegetable oils of apricot and coconut.
Rollerball blends are a useful tool in any home and promote well-being and spirit.
Apricot kernel oil has traditionally been incorporated into cosmetic products for its softening action on the skin and is used in soaps and cold creams. Apricot is a natural moisturiser, helping to prevent dry, itchy skin.
Coconut fractionated oil (fat removed to make the product an oil and not a solid) is emollient and nourishing and due to its clear nature is the perfect base for applying to wrists and temples.
Lavandin Super is a calming oil thought to increase estrogen, some studies show the oil has estrogen-boosting and anti-androgenic effects. Lavandin super essential oil is also great for reducing stress levels and it also boosts moods. Studies have shown that inhaling the aroma of Lavandin super essential oil helps boost mood, improve focus, and increase energy levels.
Cornmint has a wide range of therapeutic uses and is a versatile essential oil as well as creating an instant cooling feel when applied to the skin. This oils calms and soothes whilst
Some of Cornmints properties are: anaesthetic, anti-migraine, antispasmodic, carminative, cytotoxic, digestive, expectorant, mucolytic, neurotonic and stimulant. It is used for migraine, neuralgia, bronchitis, sinusitis, colic, herpes, indigestion, nausea, colitis, IBS, tumours, apathy and nervous conditions.
Roman Chamomile is calming, helps balance the menstrual while easing stress and encouraging sleep.
Massages of Roman chamomile for 20 minutes, 3 times a week were reported to significantly improve self-esteem and decrease the anxiety of cancer patients (Srivastava, Shankar and Gupta, 2010), supporting its use as a relaxant. Roman chamomile is reportedly spasmolytic, with numerous studies providing evidence for this property.
Clary Sage is hormone-like and useful for menopausal symptoms scanty periods and depression. May help reduce sweating. And is reputedly good for mature and puffy skin.
Clary sage has been used for dysmenorrhea due to its reported antispasmodic and oestrogen-regulating properties and has been involved in several studies into the effect of aromatherapy in the relief of dysmenorrhea. In a study of 55 nurses, self-massage of a blend of essential oil including geranium and clary sage (as well as rose) in sweet almond, evening primrose and jojoba carrier oils for 10 minutes twice a day on the first and second days of menstruation was found to significantly reduce pain and anxiety scores compared to a placebo group and a control group of no treatment (Kim et al., 2011), suggesting that clary sage and geranium may be useful for reducing menstrual pain.
Apply across the back of the neck when you feel the heat rising.
Rollerball blends are a useful tool in any home and promote wellbeing in mind, body and spirit.
