Before deciding on what aromatherapy essential oils you want to be rubbed down with, it would help if you knew what each one did for your body. Different massage therapists will recommend different things to their clients based on whatever mood the client is in and what the client wants to get out of the session. Everyone is different and what might relax one person may not be as effective on another. Masseuse’s have to rely on the client knowing which scent works best for them or what the client hopes to achieve from the massage.

You can break down aromatherapy essential oils into two basic groups. One group is considered relaxing and calming. The other group is considered stimulating and invigorating. There is also another way to classify oils and that is through cost. Lavender and peppermint oils are considered to be low cost oils because they are cheap to make. High cost oils would be those such as jasmine and sandalwood.

Now for a bit of essential information about a few of the more common oils and scented body lotions and what they can do for you. Lavender is widely known as a fragrance that relaxes. Peppermint is known to stimulate the senses. Jasmine is known for its relaxing, romantic scent. Lemon is an essential oil that is considered to be energizing and cheering. The list goes on and on for the different flowers and herbs that are used to make essential oils.

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