Difference between revisions of "Mimosa"
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[[File:Mimosa.jpg|thumb|Alt=|250px|left|Acacia dealbata]]Other Names : Acacia dealbata, Sydney black wattle | [[File:Mimosa.jpg|thumb|Alt=|250px|left|Acacia dealbata]]Other Names : Acacia dealbata, Sydney black wattle | ||
==Special Precautions of Mimosa== | ==Special Precautions of Mimosa== | ||
| − | Non-toxic | + | * Non-toxic |
| + | * May cause sensitization in hypersensitive people. | ||
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==Health benefits and uses of Mimosa== | ==Health benefits and uses of Mimosa== | ||
| − | *Skin care : | + | *Skin care : nourishes and softens the skin and helps to soothe inflamed or sensitive areas. Its astringent and antiseptic properties also make it useful for oily skin. |
| − | *Nervous system : Anxiety, nervous tension, over-sensitivity, stress | + | *Nervous system : Anxiety, nervous tension, over-sensitivity, stress. Lifting the spirits and letting go of worries and fears. Calming, relaxing and can help to lift depression and combat the stresses and strains of everyday life. |
[[Category: Aromatherapy]] | [[Category: Aromatherapy]] | ||
| + | [[Category: Essential oil]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:50, 27 November 2016
Special Precautions of Mimosa
- Non-toxic
- May cause sensitization in hypersensitive people.
Health benefits and uses of Mimosa
- Skin care : nourishes and softens the skin and helps to soothe inflamed or sensitive areas. Its astringent and antiseptic properties also make it useful for oily skin.
- Nervous system : Anxiety, nervous tension, over-sensitivity, stress. Lifting the spirits and letting go of worries and fears. Calming, relaxing and can help to lift depression and combat the stresses and strains of everyday life.
