Nov 25, 2015 | All About Eucalyptus, Shower & Bath
Your shower should feel like a spa retreat. If it doesn’t, you’re really missing out. Not only is it easy to do, but it’s affordable too. At EuroSpa, we are known for equipping high-end spas with our top-grade oils, crystals, and Eucalyptus-based products and we’ve bottled up all that luxury just for you to use in the comfort of your home.
You aren’t always able to go to a day spa, so bring the spa to you on any day you need it.
We’ve already been flooded with appreciation and praise for our eucalyptus oil shower mist, so we know you love it. (Check out this woman’s story!)
But we decided to take it further.
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we wanted to go above and beyond as a way to say thank you to the people that work so hard to make our country what it is today. We have a surprise for you and you’re going to love it.
Mint-Infused Eucalyptus Oil
We just released Mint-Infused Pure Eucalyptus Oil ShowerMist. The power of eucalyptus with an added hint of mint, to provide just a more lingering refreshment to your mind and body. You’ll enjoy all the usual aromatic and health benefits of the cineole that Eucalyptus contains, in all the usual ways of using it—just, better!
Our mists don’t require much: just a few sprays into the steam above your shower head will infuse the entire room with the calming and cleansing power of Eucalyptus. They can be used in any standard shower, as well as added to a hot bath, sink, or steam pot to relieve body aches and symptoms of sinus and respiratory challenges.
All of our products are made with 100% pure, pharmaceutical-grade oil, containing no additives, extenders, or dilution. This is top of the line quality and performance. You will feel the difference as you begin and end your day feeling light and rejuvenated, with a relaxed body and the energy you need to face your day. Isn’t that what the spa experience is really about?
So do it for yourself. Do it for your loved ones. Take today as the day where you both give and get the benefits of the luxury spa in your everyday life for a price you can afford.
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Jun 8, 2015 | Health & Wellness, Seasonal
Summer is a great time of the year to enjoy river fronts, camping, and sparkling lakes. But when the bugs show up it’s frustrating, annoying, and can be painful.
Don’t let mosquitos ruin your summer fun. Be prepared ahead of time with how to avoid these bites and how to treat them naturally and effectively.
Because our skin is so absorbent, it’s important to consider what we put on it. Typical over-the-counter bug repellants are filled with toxic chemicals that may keep the bugs away but also destroy your own skin. You deserve to know natural ways to keep bugs away and treat them if they still happen to get past your barriers.
Most bugs, including mosquitoes, use their sense of smell to find their food. And you might smell good to them. So let’s change that and help you become less interesting to them.
How to Avoid Mosquitos Naturally
Prevention On the Inside
Sweat releases a lot of aromatic compounds, so if you have the option to avoid exerting yourself, you’ll attract fewer bugs. But that’s hard, considering it’s summer. So since sweating isn’t as avoidable, stay cool and clean. If you want to exercise, try swimming, or taking a dip frequently to rinse off what you’re putting out.
Foods
Garlic offers a mild amount of protection through both the odor on your breath as well as from through the sulfur compounds emitted from your skin. This may repel people though too.
Pass on the salt and potassium, as they increase the amount of lactic acid, which attracts bugs. Skip sugary fruits, especially bananas, and go for cucumber, apples, watermelon, blueberries, or green peppers. This way, you aren’t missing out on fruit and don’t have an itching fit afterward!
Outside Prevention and Treatment
- Citronella: Found in many candles and natural bug repelling sprays.
- Marigold/Calendula: Great as a lotion or found in candles.
- Lavender: An amazing multi-purpose you should have at all times. It’s anti-microbial and a natural bug repellent. Just dab it on exposed skin to keep those blood suckers away.
- Peppermint: Similar to lavender, this one is multi-purpose. Keep it around to soothe upset tummies, headaches, to repel bug,s and even to treat the bite if they do get through.
- Eucalyptus: Our favorite multi-functional remedy, naturally makes the list. You can bring our Eucalyptus Oil ShowerMist (also available with Lavender or Mint) along for the trip and spray both your body, your tent, and the area around you to keep the bugs away. They don’t like the smell or taste of it at all, and you get the benefit of clearing your lungs while breathing in the fresh mountain air.
Don’t be at the mercy of itchy bug bites this summer. You deserve to have fun and relax. Remember to choose good foods and toxin-free natural remedies to keep those annoying bugs at bay!
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Apr 24, 2015 | Health & Wellness, Seasonal
If you’ve been a sufferer of the brutal viruses going around, you’re going to be happy to hear about these incredibly effective, natural treatments that will not only shorten the duration of the cold but boost your immune system and help you feel better much faster.
We are dedicated to your health in the most natural ways possible. So please enjoy these natural and simple home remedies for faster healing!
How to Cure Common Spring Health Problems Naturally
Spicy Lemon Tea
This one is simple. Warm a mug of hot water and add the juice of half a lemon to it. Add honey, stevia or agave to balance the bitter with some sweet. Avoid adding sugar to sweeten as this will feed any potential infection. Lastly, add about 1/4 Tsp of cayenne pepper to the mix for a spicy kick. You can always add more if you like more spice, but add it gradually. The cayenne increases blood flow, reduces pain, and strengthens the immune system.
Licorice Root
Licorice tea has been a reliable source of relief for a long time. Don’t be confused, this dependable herb is far from the candy you may know it to be. An often underestimated herb, licorice is quite potent and has been used to treat ailments from tendonitis and ulcers to HIV and fungal infections. With that said, it’s not a surprise that this powerful herb can kill infection while offering quick (and delicious) sore throat relief. Go to any store that sells tea, and you are sure to find it easily.
Essential Oils
Grab a bottle of Mint-Infused Eucalyptus Oil ShowerMist and simply inhale. You’ll be surprised at how fast your sinuses will clear. Additionally, both Mint and Eucalyptus have anti-viral and anti-inflammatory properties, so inhaling them will also get to the source of your infection.
Steam Inhalation
This is the most popular method. Fill a small tub or a large bowl to about 3/4 of its capacity with hot water. Next, add some Eucalyptus oil, either a few drops or a few sprays of Eucalyptus Oil ShowerMist, to the water. Now, bow your head above the tub/pot of fragrant water and drape a towel over your head to create a small space for the steam to be trapped near your face. Keep your mouth closed and breathe in deep so that the Eucalyptus-laden steam reaches deep inside the nose and the upper respiratory tract. This method is very effective in providing relief from inflammation of the sinuses and blood vessels inside the nasal cavity, soothing nasal congestion, and sinus headaches.
Don’t let common spring health problems get you down; fight back with these awesome home remedies.
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