Aromatherapy
What is Aromatherapy?
Aromatherapy has been making life better for over 5,000 years—talk about tried and true! From ancient rituals and healing practices to the discovery of lavender’s soothing powers by a French chemist in 1935, aromatherapy has always been about one thing: using the power of scent to make us feel amazing.
Fast forward to today, and it’s a simple, natural way to support your star’s well-being—and yours too!
Why Try Aromatherapy?
Imagine turning daily chaos into calm, bedtime battles into bliss, and tough transitions into smoother moments—all with the power of scent! Aromatherapy isn’t just relaxing; it’s a game-changer. Bonus? It works for the whole family!
Whether you add it to your star’s current therapy routine or use it on its own, aromatherapy can bring focus, peace, and joy to your home.
How Aromatherapy Helps Your Star
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🌙 Promotes restful sleep
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🧠 Boosts focus and awareness
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😌 Encourages calm and self-regulation
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🎶 Eases transitions and meltdowns
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🍎 Enhances appetite
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🏡 Creates positive associations with spaces
Meet the Cuddlekin: Aromatherapy’s Best Friend
We created the Cuddlekin to make aromatherapy fun, sensory-friendly, and star-approved! With one side made from soft, soothing fabric and the other from a sensory-friendly material, it’s the perfect way to enjoy aromatherapy without the mess. Just add your favorite scent, cuddle it up, and let the magic happen!
Our star can’t sleep without it—yours might not want to, either!
💫 Coming Soon. Meet the Cuddlekins at Cosmic Calmers and make calm your new family vibe.
Please follow the advice of medical doctors prior to starting any oil or aroma regimen at your home.
While essential oils and other aroma techniques are natural at their base, they can also be toxic if ingested or used improperly. Keep all therapy supplies out of reach of your star. Not recommended for stars 3 months or younger. Oils used directly on the skin must be diluted correctly or could cause severe irritation. If an allergic reaction begins to occur go to the nearest hospital immediately, call 911 or your police/fire dept, or poison control.
