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Review: Essential Oils for Emotional Wellbeing: More Than 400 Aromatherapy Recipes for Mind, Emotions & Spirit

Essential Oils for Emotional Wellbeing: More Than 400 Aromatherapy Recipes for Mind, Emotions & Spirit by Vannoy Gentles Fite
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I recently discovered the benefits of essential oils and wanted to know more about them. Essential Oils for Emotional Wellbeing by Vannoy Gentles Fite is a fantastic source of information. The subject is well researched and Vannoy infused her broad experience in all aspects of using essential oils for emotional wellbeing. I now know which diffuser and which essential oil I need to invest in. I love the easy-to-follow recipes and all the health information provided in the book. I am inspired and looking forward to trying the recipes to improve my emotional health and create unique Christmas gifts. If you are interested in knowing more about the use of essential oil and get great recipes for bath balms, sprays and many more, this is the book for you. To put it in Vannoy’s words: “To be forewarned is to be forearmed”.

Thank you NetGalley and Llewellyn Publications for granting me an advanced reader’s copy of this book. Essential Oils for Emotional Wellbeing by Vannoy Gentles Fite will be available at your favourite bookstore on October 8, 2018.

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