4 essential oils for a confident return to school  



Green myrtle, noble laurel, black pepper and mountain savory... these 4 essential oils are those of ardor and vitality. Natural solutions to approach the start of the school year with full confidence.


To meet the challenges of back to school, essential oils  will help you boost your self-confidence. Delicately placed on a handkerchief, these 4 oils will accompany you, in a few sniffs, in all the circumstances which require courage and courage. 


Green myrtle to breathe life 

It comes from Corsica, Morocco, the Balkans, Mediterranean scrublands, green myrtle, this small shrub with a slightly camphoric scent, synthesizes an essential oil that restores confidence and alleviates latent depression. It is the essential ally of the return to school and the inevitable descent into autumn. You can breathe it directly on a handkerchief on which you will have placed two drops. This little incognito gesture will sharpen your mind and help you gain precision. 


The noble laurel, invincible for important meetings

As its name suggests, the oil extracted from the noble laurel helps to keep your head high and excel in important moments. Examinations, professional meetings, life trials, challenges of all kinds, it increases the capacity for self-confidence by channeling energy. To feel stronger, you put two drops on a handkerchief that you breathe before entering the arena. Alternatively, the soles of the feet can be massaged in the morning during times of stress. Just mix two drops with a teaspoon of almond or macadamia-type vegetable oil. 


Black pepper to take action

Unsurprisingly, the pepper gives a boost. The essential oil extracted from the pepper plant is the ideal partner for unwanted slack. Like a spicy dish, it gives us a boost in two drops to both take action and go the distance. In terms of love, it keeps the flame alive thanks to its aphrodisiac properties. It can be used olfactory or in cooking, mixed with fresh cream or melted dark chocolate.




Mountain savory to regain energy

Without danger, one can inhale what one called in the Middle Ages "the grass of the devil". Mountain savory, one of the five herbs from Provence, invigorates and reassures the mind while invigorating the body.   It relieves intellectual fatigue and acts as a powerful anti-infectious agent, repelling respiratory and digestive viruses specific to the change of season. To clear your mind, sniff two drops on a tissue. 



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