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De-stressing is certainly not easy. Spa sessions, short holidays, shopping sprees, you might have tried everything under the sun and failed. Well, now it’s time to try essential oils! These distilled oils relax your body mellifluously, slowly reducing your stress level and are pleasant and rejuvenating. Here are the five best de-stress essential oils you just have to try! 1. ALOE VEDA DISTIL AROMATHERAPY SWEET ORANGE ESSENTIAL OIL This Sweet Orange enriched Essential Oil instantly uplifts mood and soothes your mind to relieve stress. It is refreshing and commonly used for anxiety treatment. Either add a few drops to your massage oil or use it in a diffuser. 2. SOULFLOWER JASMINE AROMA MASSAGE OIL The heavenly aroma of Jasmine and Vitamin E, enriched with Jojoba and Olive Oils reduces headaches, depression, fatigue and stress leading to total body relaxation. It also moisturizes and tones your skin, restoring its natural pH balance. 3. A...

Waxing, by itself, can be extremely painful. What makes it even worse are the little bumps which arise on the skin naturally after the waxing procedure. Although these generally clear up within a day or two, there are some home remedies and treatments that can speed up the healing process and also prevent them. Read on for some home remedies for beautiful skin after a waxing session. Is it normal to get bumps? Absolutely! Many people develop bumps after a waxing session. This is because of the stress that the skin undergoes when hair gets pulled out from the roots. What causes these bumps? When hair is being waxed, the skin gets stressed and inflammation occurs as a natural response to the hair removal. The swelling generally reduces but if you develop white bumps that last for more than a few days, the follicles may be infected. This can usually be treated at home with some simple home remedies. Tips To Soothe Post Waxing Bumps Use an ice pack: ...

It all starts with a ‘harmless’ piece of chocolate, moves on to ‘only a few’ slices of cheese, and before you know it, you’re elbow-deep in a pint of ice cream. By bedtime, you’re retiring with a flurry of mixed emotions, a sick tummy, and a (temporarily) content heart. Emotional eating happens way more often than you realize. Contrary to what the movies picture it like, it doesn’t require you to empty your fridge in a single night. When you find yourself eating for reasons other than satisfying actual physical hunger, you’re eating to drown an emotional turmoil. Let’s start by hitting the nail on the head, food is a distraction, a big one at that. It creates a false feeling of temporary fullness which we happen to equate to the fullness of an emotional void. In fact, our emotions and eating habits are so intensely intertwined that we automatically reach for a treat when we’re angry or upset, without realizing that we’re not in a mental state to even enjoy it. No matter w...

We all live really busy lives…this current phase excluded. Long work hours, navigating through landmines of the dating world, keeping up social appearances, or just reading up on the next global crisis can well…render us a lot less zen; a nd while juggling a million things has become the new normal, it often leaves us mentally depleted, stressed, and anxious. The only way we’ve found, to get through our insanely demanding schedules is to take a beat— do yoga, book a relaxing spa sesh , sip on some vino and just smell the roses, or in our case the Lavender that can work wonders to elevate the senses. What we love most though is a pre-emptive self-care routine…AKA opting for soothing stress-relieving beauty products that leave us refreshed and most importantly happy; think invigorating mists, luxurious oils, and soothing creams that will help you de-stress, align your chakras and relax ‘em senses. Scroll below for our pick of the best beauty products out there that will...