Health
The way to take care of Cleopatra's skin
Cleopatra is the most powerful woman in ancient Egypt. With beauty
Aromatherapy
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Articles about Aromatherapy
11 published items.
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With this soap, you will never have to worry about slippery, easy to fall again
Tetra Soap is a new solution for soap products on the market, which helps people no longer worry about slippery conditions, easily slipping out of their hands like befor…
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Caves 'made in Vietnam' equally as beautiful as Son Doong cave
Huong Tich, Thach Dong caves ... are the caves that carry on themselves the magnificent beauty, not far from Son Doong cave.
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The secret in mummy cloths of ancient Egyptians
Rosin, oil, vegetable fat and herbal aromatherapy are important ingredients in the fabric of Egyptian prehistoric mummy cloth.
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Origin of perfume - Glamorous medicinal flavor
Perfumes are considered to be the gods that increase the attraction between men and women. It is the catalyst for the vibe through the smell of the body.
World Heritage
The road of aromatherapy and deserted Negev cities
The United Nations Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the aromatherapy pathway and the desert cities of Israel's Negev as a World Cultural…
Archeology
The aromatic oil of the aristocratic family of the 16th century French
Five hearts were discovered in the burial cellar of a French noble family living in the 16th century with muscles cut off from the body and placed in a heart-shaped vase.
Science Events
Sa Pa initiative to the final
A project that both uses and preserves local natural aromatherapy sources and benefits the grassroots community in Sa Pa has reached the international prize finals.
Medicine - Health
Aromatic essential oils: Assassins silently?
Many people like feeling refreshed and excited when using aromatic oils. However, not everyone can use this fragrance. If you don't know how to use it correctly, aromath…
Medicine - Health
Scented candles can also be toxic
The romance of the flickering candlelight plus the faint aroma ... is the fad of many young families.
Cancer
Detecting carcinogenic chemicals in bath products
1,4-dioxane chemicals found in bath products such as shower gels, lotions and soaps are likely to cause cancer in humans.