Essential Oil Roll Ons
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What is an essential oil roller ball?
Essential oil roller balls are easy-to-carry, compact bottles that allow you to take the scents and benefits of aromatherapy with you wherever you go.
Combining soothing, beneficial essential oils with our skin-loving coconut oil, these essential oil roll ons have been specifically formulated for direct application and can be used as often or as little as required.
Essential oil roller balls are a handy way to transport the gifts of aromatherapy and can be incredibly versatile depending on your needs, your mood, and your preferred scents.
Our pure essential oil roll on collection satisfies every occasion - from issues with sleep and anxiety to encouraging focus before an exam. Each pure essential oil rollerball carries a wealth of unique purposes for your wellbeing.
How do you use an essential oil roller ball?
Using an essential oil rollerball is easy, quick, and convenient for any circumstance.
To apply, simply remove the cap from one of our essential oil roll ons and roll the contents onto your pulse points. This includes your wrists, temples, and lower jaw. Other popular areas for aromatherapy roll on application include the neck, chest, and soles of the feet.
Roll on essential oils can be carried in a pocket or bag for on-the-go application, or used before an event to help soothe the mind and relax the body.
Where to apply roll on essential oils
Essential oil rollerballs, also known as pulse point rollerballs, are purposely applied to your pulse points as a way to heighten their aromatherapy effects. They also allow their aromas to last longer throughout the day.
Your pulse points naturally emit heat due to being so close to your arteries, and this makes them ideal locations for absorbing the effects of aromatherapy rollerballs much quicker than if they were applied elsewhere on the body.
Follow our guide on pulse points to learn more about these crucial locations and why they're so widely referenced in perfumery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, roll-on essential oils can indeed be effective. They're essentially concentrated plant extracts mixed with a carrier oil, packaged in a handy roll-on bottle for ease of use.
When applied to the skin, essential oils can offer numerous benefits, like calming the mind, soothing skin irritations, or providing natural fragrance.
Essential oil roll-ons are safe when used correctly. They are typically pre-diluted with a carrier oil, reducing the risk of skin irritation or adverse reactions.
However, it's always recommended to patch test a new oil on a small area of skin before widespread use. Despite their safety, certain people, like those who are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have certain medical conditions, should consult with a healthcare professional before use.
Also, be sure to keep them out of reach of children and avoid applying near eyes or mucous membranes.
Always purchase essential oils from reputable sources to ensure their quality and safety.
Using essential oil roll-ons is quite simple. These oils are already diluted in a carrier oil, so they're safe for direct application.
To use, you just roll the oil onto pulse points like your wrists, temples, or the back of your neck. You can also apply them to the bottoms of your feet or your chest.
Remember, a little goes a long way. After applying, gently rub the oil into your skin.
The body heat at these points helps to release the scent and beneficial properties of the oils. As with any new skincare product, test a small amount on your skin first to ensure you don't have any adverse reactions.
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What are the benefits of an essential oil roller ball?
The calming aromas of our lavender aromatherapy roll on work perfectly as an all-natural perfume substitute, and can also be used to help re-balance your emotions during times of anxiety or stress.
If you struggle with settling to sleep, using an essential oil roll on before bed could further improve your sleep quality, and applying the mixture to your temples may also improve the unpleasant symptoms of headaches and migraines.