Posted on May 27, 2008 in Latest News
Cellulite whether arising from the sluggish functioning of the underlying connective tissues which cause hard lumps or that which occurs on account of the connective tissues losing their elasticity, aromatherapy is one way to handle the same.
“Aromatherapy” can be described as the science of using essential oils from the roots, leaves, flowers and resins of plants. Though there are numerous ways to extracting the oils from the plants, distillation is the most common procedure for extracting oils from the plants.
Experts opine since essential oils have medicinal properties, they can be used for the treatment of ailments like cellulite deposits that makes one look like what the French pioneers called the “orange peel” or the “cottage cheese” look. In addition, the “peppermint oils” extracted from the Mentha plant gives a cooling effect. Peppermint oils are usually used to treat nausea. It is also said to soothe tooth aches.
Essential Oils to Treat Cellulite
The essential oils used in the treatment of cellulite in response to accumulated lymphatic wastes and poor circulation of nutrients and wastes include:
Experts are of the opinion that essential oils when applied to the skin are quickly absorbed and can take as long as 20 to 70 minutes to get under the skin.
Experts opine that mixing lavender, geranium or rosemary oil with some amount of vegetable oil applied and massaged on the affected area can also help in improving circulation and in fighting water retention.
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