Description Organic Arnica oil What is Arnica M Organic Massage oil? When Arnica oil is applied it stimulates circulation and your body’s healing process reacts more quickly. This effect and Arnica oil’s anti-inflammatory properties have made it a vital healing plant for centuries; it has been used to treat hair loss, arthritis, inflammation, bruises, infections, and muscle and joint pain Research confirms that Arnica oil reduces pain caused by inflammation and decreases the healing time for bruises. What is organic Arnica oil good for? Arnica oil can be used for: Sore muscles Bruises Dry scalp Varicose veins Osteoarthritis. Facial puffiness What does organic Arinca oil blend with? It blends well with Geranium oil, Frankincense oil or Sweet Orange oil. 7 ways to use organic Arnica oil Sore muscles Massage a few drops of Arnica oil into your skin before exercising to warm the muscles or apply it after sport to reduce inflammation, muscle tension and ligament strains. Arthritis Arnica oil has been shown to work nearly as well as ibuprofen in reducing pain and improving joint function in people with osteoarthritis in their hands. Warm a few drops of Arnica oil your palms and massage the affected area twice a day. Skin moisturiser Arnica oil is packed with nutrients and other compounds that are extremely beneficial to your skin, including helenalin, its main restorative compound, which soothes and renews stressed skin. To make a moisturising blend, in a small roller-ball bottle mix: 1 ¼ teaspoons avocado oil ¼ teaspoon Arnica oil 2 drops Rose essential oil 2 drops Geranium essential oil Apply to your face nightly for deep hydration. Puffy Face Arnica’s anti-inflammatory abilities will calm puffy faces and brighten your complexion. Apply gently to the affected area. Stretch marks Reduce the overall appearance of red pregnancy-related stretch marks by gently rubbing Arnica oil on your stomach 3–4 times a day. Varicose Veins To alleviate and soothe the bulging and tender skin over varicose veins, carefully apply Arnica oil in a circular motion once a day. Itchy scalp and dandruff Arnica oil‘s anti-inflammatory properties soothe scalp irritation, which may create a better environment for hair growth. It also clears away built-up oils and removes scalp bacteria. Use 8–10 drops of Arnica oil to coat your scalp. Leave this hair mask on for no more than 15 minutes. Rinse off with lukewarm water. You can also use Arnica oil to style your hair. Put a few drops on your hands and run your fingers through your hair to repair split ends and tame flyaway strands. Bruises Studies show that applying Arnica to a bruise twice a day reduces the pain and heals broken blood vessels in the skin. A number of ingredients in Arnica oil treat bruises, including some that are caffeine derivatives. Never apply Arnica oil to broken skin. Headaches Massage a few drops of on your temples, neck and shoulders to relieve tension headaches. Cautions Arnica oil should not be taken internally. Do a skin patch test before using. Leave the oil on a small patch of skin on your arm or neck for 24 hours. If no rash occurs, you’re less likely to be allergic. If you experience irritation, rinse thoroughly and do not use again. Keep out of reach of children If sensitivity occurs, discontinue use. Avoid contact with eyes and sensitive areas of the body. Share our post!:
