Yarrow-beautiful wound medicine, magical blue.

Have you seen the color of yarrow? You can imagine that the essential oil of white flowers is actually a strange blue, like Turkish blue, deep and mysterious blue. When I opened the bottle for the first time and smelled it, there was an obvious herbal smell. For most people, essential oil may not be the first thing that touches people, but if you taste it carefully, you will definitely feel its Ford flower language.

The Latin scientific name Achilleus, alias' medicine of Achilles', comes from Achilles, the hero of the Trojan horse massacre. Despite his mother's prediction and dissuasion, he took part in the battle in the Trojan War wearing a robe, showing the courage of a man to guard. Legend has it that he used yarrow as a wound dressing to stop bleeding when he was injured. This story brings out the physical and mental effects of yarrow, which not only has strong anti-inflammatory and repairing power, but also gives people a clear understanding and the ability to fully connect with themselves. Achilles in the story, knowing the final fate, still tries to show his limits, accepts the arrangement in the dark and is ready to sacrifice at any time, showing the tragic existence of human beings, rather than being bound by fate.

Main ingredients: sesquiterpene (chamomile, dihydrochamomile), monoterpene, monoterpene ketone (isoketone).

The key to blue is chamomile azurol hydrocarbon, which does not exist in the original plant, but is produced by distillation. It is characterized by dark blue, which echoes the characteristics of calmness. It has also made yarrow famous since ancient times and has been endowed with many mysterious legends. Dark blue is the most important reference index, and the greener represents the less hydrocarbon content in sky blue.

The synergistic effect of monoterpenoid ketone and sesquiterpene ketone makes yarrow give full play to the characteristics of "internal and external communication" Ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, it is used as a medium to communicate with gods and is often used for fortune telling or divination. The ancients used yarrow with more than 60 stems and 6 feet for divination, and those with more than 50 stems were called "Lingkui". Westerners believe that drinking yarrow tea before divination can improve the ability of prophecy; Holding the branches of yarrow under the pillow can predict the future. It can be seen from the above historical data that both the East and the West attach great importance to Arroyo's intelligence, but in fact, divination is ultimately to connect with the inner self and fully communicate with one's own mind, rather than blindly demanding fate or placing hopes on others.

Skin efficacy: yarrow has been used to stop bleeding and treat wounds since ancient times. Components such as ceruloplasmin and dihydrochamomile ceruloplasmin have antiallergic, anti-inflammatory and antihistamine effects, which can relieve itching and inflammatory symptoms and promote the regeneration of wounds and rough skin tissues. It is recommended to match with essential oils such as Roman chamomile, rose and lavender.

Physiological effects: ketones have similar effects to estrogen in female hormones, which can regulate female reproductive system, restore surprising normality and relieve menopausal discomfort; It can also repair and relax the central nervous system of the brain. Yarrow has the functions of accelerating blood circulation, relaxing muscles and promoting detoxification. Used to relieve arthritis, sprain, rheumatism and other symptoms. In addition, it can also promote bile secretion.

Psychological effect: It can heal the pain hidden in the heart in the past, eliminate anger and resolve emotional entanglements. If it is used in the spiritual level, it must be diluted to a very low concentration. In ancient times, blood was regarded as the carrier of the essence of life, and yarrow, which could gently stimulate the heart and blood circulation, was regarded as a treasure. Because the ancients were convinced that it had the function of guarding love and protecting the body from evil spirits. It is a vanilla plant, usually planted in churches.

Muscle inflammation-massage with yarrow and lemon grass.

? Skin repair-allergies, blisters, rashes

Premenstrual discomfort-mixing yarrow with sage can relieve menstrual pain and premenstrual anxiety.

Relieve stress and sleep-lavender and German chamomile can be mixed, and bathing is better.

Oily scalp-adding yarrow to shampoo without essence can make the scalp healthier.

Especially suitable for mixing with vetiver, cedar, lavender and German chamomile.

The flower language of yarrow is also "treatment". Arrow can cope with both external injury and internal anxiety. Every time I look at its strange blue, my body and mind calm down.