Often referred to as ‘nature’s air freshener’ because of its remarkable ability to absorb odors; on a spiritual plane, balsam seems to fill the air with feelings of friendship and neighborliness; traditionally used for skin problems (chapped skin, rashes, sensitive skin, poor circulation, eczema, etc.). Makes a wonderful addition to blends used for these situations); balsam is used traditionally as an expectorant for bronchitis, coughs and colds; balsam is also used for problems related to poor circulation, such as hemorrhoids, varicose veins, etc.

Ingredient In: ^LeAngel, ^LeInner Peace, ^LeIQ, ^LeMy-graine, ^LePaine, ^LeSego Lily, ^LeVitality, ^LeBelieve

Therapeutic Properties: antiseptic, astringent, diuretic, expectorant, sedative to the nerves, tonic

Application: directly on areas of concern, lightly anywhere as a perfume

Aromatic: calming, warming, comforting, open to friendships, supportive of relationships

Contra-indications: can irritate sensitive skin; wise to avoid direct sunlight if applying balsam regularly