In modern days, there is a constant need to go back to the roots, to more organic and natural remedies.
Medicine and supplements that are filled with chemicals are becoming history.
People realize that they shouldn’t use tons of money to resolve some of their health or beauty conditions.
Sunbreeze oil belongs to those essential oils that are not so familiar, but regardless they have amazing properties.
Sunbreeze essential oil
Sunbreeze essential oil has a soothing herbal formula that calms pain and can be beneficial to a variety of conditions. This oil has many uses, and the only thing is to buy high- quality one.
There is a story that this oil was manufactured by Asian Shaolin Priests, known for their strength, longevity, and resilience. They are martial artists, and they needed some oil or balm to put on their wounds to make them heal faster. It is said that sunbreeze oil name has a special meaning – it combines the power of the sun and lightness of the breeze.
Sunbreeze oil is natural and quickly applied and absorbed oil. It is not greasy as some oils. It has a naturally fresh scent and provides instant relief.
Ingredients
Sunbreeze oil is made from 3 different oils: Cassia, Menthol, and Camphor. The Cassia is a tree that can be found in some parts of China, and it is known for its healing properties. These tree oils are mixed to make a powerful medicine; they are the basics. Sometimes manufacturers add Eucalyptus Oil.
Menthol is an element that is stimulating and refreshing, and it works to eliminate pain in affected areas. It can be used as a natural cooling agent that can even reduce fever.
Menthol is known for its anti-inflammatory properties, so it can be applied topically to reduce swelling. One of the famous uses of this pepperminty ingredient is to help with headaches and migraines (in these cases you should put it on your temples and massage for a few minutes).
The Cassia oil used in sunbreeze oil, some compare it to cinnamon, is derived from the Cassia tree. In China product from this tree is used to heal rheumatic and arthritic pains, by improving blood circulation and bringing warmth to the joints.
Eucalyptus that can also be found in sunbreeze oil has distinct sweet, woody-pine scent and one of its many beneficial characteristics is that it can relax blood vessels, simultaneously allowing more blood to circulate.
Benefits
The basic technique to use this oil is to rub it on the problematic or sensitive area. Some applications include injuries, sinus, back pain, headaches, sore throat, etc.
- Use this oil to treat heartburn, sinus congestion, upset stomach conditions, to cure allergies. Sunbreeze oil has analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties, and this oil is highly recommended for those who are suffering from rheumatism, nerve pain, lumbago, sprained ligaments, stiff muscles, and fibrosis. When your body suffers from chronic muscle pain, joint pain, sunbreeze oil can help you ease the pain. Migraines and headaches are going to be history with this oil.
- Components of this oil, especially eucalyptus oil has a great germicidal and antiseptic qualities, and it can be used for wounds, burns, cuts, and sores. It is also an good solution for stings and insect bites. It is even recommended to treat places that are affected by skin cancer.
- Amazingly, this oil can be used even to treat symptoms of some mental condition like stress or mental exhaustion, sleepiness or slow brain activity. Massaging this oil to neck, temples or head, you can increase blood flow to the brain and stimulate mental activity.
Uses
In China, they use this oil by rubbing it with a circular motion on the wound or problematic area up to ten times a day.
You can use sunbreeze oil for a headache, muscle tension and motion sickness. Rubbing this oil on the body, you can cure back and neck pain, sore muscles, stomach pains, rheumatism, arthritis, stings and bug bites, sore throat, etc.
To treat a cough, sore throat, motion sickness, etc. put a small amount diluted oil on your tongue. This oil is abundantly used in for ear infections, water logging, wax buildup, motion sickness, ear pain that sometimes occur in airplanes.
An additional tip is to mix this essential oil with shampoo or conditioner. This way you can treat problems on the scalp, muscle tension and severe headaches.
Also, you can add it to your hand/foot cream. For hot summer days, you can even make your one refreshing mist – put 15 drops of this oil in water and transfer it to a spray bottle.
Side effects
There are just a few side effects. You should avoid contact with the eyes because it can be harsh on your eyes. Pregnant women and breastfeeding mother should avoid it.
