History of Aromatherapy
What is the date of the earliest records of aromatherapy?
4000 B.C.
It is known for sleep promoting qualities and relaxation
LAVENDER
It is useful for relieving headaches, muscle aches, and minor pains.
Peppermint
It is renowned for its antimicrobial and antiseptic properties. It is commonly used topically to treat various skin conditions such as acne.
Tea Tree
Which Greek philosopher advocated for scents and aromatic baths in 400 B.C.?
Hippocrates
It is known for its calming and uplifting properties.
Ylang Ylang
It is known for its calming and grounding properties, often used to alleviate stress, anxiety, and depression. (with skincare benefits)
Patchouli
This essential oil is often utilized in aromatherapy to improve mental clarity, focus, and memory retention.
Rosemary
During what plague, were essential oils used as antiseptics?
Bubonic Plague
It is said that this can enhance attention, concentration, & mental clarity.
Lemongrass
This aromatherapy is valued for its cheerful and uplifting scent, as well as its potential health benefits for the mind and body.
Sweet orange
Which oil has shown antidepressant effects?
Ylang Ylang
How many plants and substances were documented in the Indian book Vedas?
700 plants!
Which essential oils promotes hair growth & scalp health?
Rosemary
This oil can also be used to repel mosquitoes, moths, spiders, etc.
Lavender
This oil aids in digestion and GI discomfort
Peppermint
In 1937, who coined the term "aromatherapy" after a burn incident?
Rene Maurice Gattefosse
The oil most commonly used for acne treatment.
Tea Tree
The most versatile oil.
Eucalyptus
An oil you want diffusing while you are studying.
Lemongrass