Laurel ( Laurus nobilis)
Fragrance profile: powerful, clear, spicy, fresh, masculine
Fragrance theme: relaxing, warming, calming, promoting concentration
The oil obtained from bay leaves has strong skin and mucous membrane nourishing properties. With its pain-relieving, anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic effects, it is ideal for the treatment of rheumatic diseases and sports injuries. It supports the lymphatic system and wound healing. On the emotional and spiritual level, the laurel strengthens self-confidence and self-assurance. Diplomatic skills in difficult negotiations and the courage to assert one's own thoughts and ideas are encouraged. In mythology, the laurel was part of the incense of the Oracle of Delphi. The laurel is still used today for dream journeys and meditation.
Applications:
Bay laurel mixes well with grapefruit, lemon, cistus, cedar, cypress, juniper, neroli, rose, rose attar, rosewood and frankincense.
For a nourishing and muscle-relaxing bath, mix with palmarosa, rose geranium, lavender and coconut bubble bath base.