Essential oil Anahata Chakra, Aromafume, 10ml

A natural blend of Anahata chakra essential oil with aromatic scents to spread, balance and revitalize the heart chakra.

Anahata - the fourth range of chakra scents: bergamot, pineapple, passion fruit, neroli, wild berries, rose, ylang ylang, geranium, cloves, cinnamon, sandals, vanilla, cedar, oak moss.

Aromatic 7 chakra essential oils for spreading aroma

Aromatic 7 Chakra Essential Oils are designed to open and balance the main chakras of your body with the aromas of enriched essential oils. The scents of the 7 chakras have been carefully selected by a world-renowned Indian chakra specialist. The chakras help to revitalize the body, mind and spirit by directing the "prana", our invisible life force that flows through the chakras, keeping them coordinated and smooth.

Product specifications

* Natural essential oil to spread the aroma

* With IFRA-compliant fine aromatic ingredients

* Glass 10 ml bottle

Warnings!

* For external use only.

* Avoid contact with eyes, if so, flush eyes with water.

* Talk to your doctor before use if you are pregnant, breast-feeding, have a rash or come into contact with your eyes.

* Keep away from children and pets.

* Park away from windows / drafts.

* Store in a cool dry place.

* Natural oils have slight differences in odor and color, but are tested and approved within acceptable limits.

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The history of aromafume
Aromafume incense blocks are manufactured by an Indian family business. More than 5 times this family makes incense and perfumery according to their secret family recipe. They combine the old art of natural handmade incense with a variety of modern scents.

India is the homeland of many spices and incense resins and has a long history of producing incense. India also has a rich tradition of Ayurveda with in-depth knowledge of the healing properties of plants, herbs and flowers. The interaction of the spice trade with Ayurvedic principles has led to the exchange of knowledge and the development of many beautiful forms of incense.