We would like to highlight another significant effect of essential oils: the influence of scents on our mood. Whenever a scent is transmitted—consciously or unconsciously—through the olfactory mucosa in the nasal concha, it reaches the olfactory brain, a component of the limbic system responsible for processing emotions.

It is the seat of our emotions and “communicates” with other centers in our brain, such as the center for emotions and the centers for short- and long-term memory. A “feel-good scent” is often linked to personal experiences. When we are happy and smell a scent, that smell lingers in our “olfactory memory” after some time. As a result, the same scent can later evoke a feeling of happiness.

The Effects of Essential Oils on the Mind 

The essential oils of orange, bergamot, lemon, grapefruit, mandarin, and lime have a relaxing effect and promote joy, cheerfulness, and optimism. Cinnamon and clove provide a sense of security. Swiss stone pine  and pine evoke the feeling of a walk in the woods. Rose, neroli, jasmine, ylang-ylang, patchouli, and clary sage help combat anxiety. Chamomile  and lavender  generally have a calming effect.

From our wide range of natural room sprays and essential oil blends, we’ve selected four that can help promote a sense of calm and joy.

Be Happy – with orange, tangerine, and lime

A Moment of Bliss – With Orange, Ginger, and a Hint of Cocoa

Nice and Warm – with Cinnamon and Orange

Magic Forest – with the scent of our forest

Let your happy memories come flooding back and immerse yourself for a few moments in the world of your dreams. Join us on a journey through scent and time.