Essential Oil – Cypress

• The "Fluid Mover": Renowned for its ability to treat fluid retention and edema. It helps the body move excess water and reduce puffiness.
• Varicose Veins & Hemorrhoids: Its vasoconstrictor properties help shrink swollen blood vessels and improve overall vein health.
• Lymphatic Drainage: Frequently used in massage oils from clubarome.com to stimulate the lymphatic system and help the body detoxify.
• Cellulite Support: By improving circulation and reducing water retention, it is a key ingredient in "firming" body oils.

Respiratory Support

• Natural Antispasmodic: Highly effective at calming spasmodic, "barking" coughs and easing the symptoms of asthma or bronchitis.
• Clearing Congestion: Helps dry up excess mucus in the lungs and sinuses, making it a favorite for those suffering from seasonal allergies or a chest cold.
• Breath Regulation: Used to slow down rapid breathing, helping to restore a calm, steady respiratory rhythm during times of stress.

Skincare & Hygiene

• Balancing Oily Skin: Acts as a powerful astringent, making it excellent for treating oily, congested, or acne-prone skin.
• Natural Deodorant: Inhibits bacteria that cause body odor and helps regulate excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis), especially for the feet.
• Wound Healing: Its antiseptic qualities help protect minor cuts and scrapes from infection while encouraging the skin to close.

Emotional & Mental Stability

• Managing Grief: Cypress is the traditional oil used during times of major life transitions or the loss of a loved one. It provides a sense of "strength and protection."
• Focus & Grounding: Helps clear mental clutter and provides stability when you feel overwhelmed or "scattered."
• Releasing Stagnation: Used to help people move past old emotional patterns or "stuck" situations, encouraging a sense of forward momentum.

• A refreshing middle note with a clean, woody, and evergreen aroma.
• Often referred to as the "Oil of Motion and Flow," it is used in aromatherapy to move "stuck" energy—whether that is physical fluid (like swelling) or emotional blockages (like grief)