PEACE anti-STRESS AROMATHERAPY ROLLER

PEACE anti-STRESS AROMATHERAPY ROLLER

Feeling stressed, anxious or even panicked? Take a deep breath. Bohobo Aromatherapies PEACE can help. A soothing groovy blend that will chill you out like completely.

Made with sweet orange AKA happiness, lullaby lavender, cool it Krupkie chamomile and yodalicious frankincense, this is the synergy that will talk you off the edge and into a hug.

So shake well and apply to pulse points, or spritz about yourself if you prefer the spray, when you feel a panicky pang, have a mountain of a meeting, or when you feel like it is all just too much and you need a rescue. (We wondered if this should be called I Need a Hero but decided Peace Out! was less gender biased…)

Get like loose as a goose with Peace Out!

How it works

You breathe this blend in as you apply it, and scent travels straight to the part of the brain that handles emotion, which is why aromatherapy can change how we feel in a few breaths. Sweet orange, bright with limonene, is the uplifting oil, traditionally used to lighten a tense, worried mind. Lavender, rich in linalool and linalyl acetate, is the classic calming oil, long used to soothe the nervous system and ease the racing, braced feeling of stress. Roman chamomile is gentle and softening, a traditional comfort for frayed nerves. Frankincense is grounding, and it slows and deepens the breath, which in turn tells the body it is safe to let go.

Pulse points sit where the skin is thin and warm, so the blend rises with the body's heat. Taking a moment to apply it is part of the remedy too, a small pause in the middle of a panicky day.

If stress lands in your head, try HEADACHE RELIEF to ease headaches and migraines.

Choose any three rollers for £30. One for beside the bed, one for your bag, and one to give to someone you love. The discount applies automatically at checkout.

Stress relief, 10 ml amber glass roller in fractionated coconut oil.

For external use. This is a gentle natural aid and not a replacement for medical care, so if anxiety or panic persists please speak to your doctor.