Hyssop Infused Oil 30ml Blessed, Organic, Anointing Oil for Purification, Blessings. Skincare.
Cleanse me with hyssop and I will be clean… (Psalms 51:7)
Hyssop is mentioned with great respect not only in the Old Testament of the Bible, but also in various medical texts from ancient Greece to Mesopotamia, Egypt and Arabia. Widely used in religious ceremonies, as well as magical potions as well as elixirs and balms created by medieval monks. Infused effectively at a 1:5 ratio this oil is potent as you can tell by the colour. A very effective extraction method has been used and it never fails to get the very best out of the plant. It is said to call in blessings in 7 aspects of life; family, health, home, love, luck, money, and travel.
In ancient days, people believed that this plant was able to drive the angel of death away from their dwellings if the walls and beams of the building were sprinkled with the infusion of hyssop, and if the dried herb bundles were placed in the corners of the building. Believe it or not, there was a legitimate reason behind this custom – hyssop possesses strong antibacterial properties and is able to help lessen the danger of infection and its potent aroma was responsible for driving away various insects that could potentially carry and transmit typhoid fever, malaria, yellow fever and other ailments that could appear with these uninvited guests.
Hyssop, like thyme, is a powerful immune booster and has been used to help reduce inflammation. It can have a positive effect on the nervous system, is an antibacterial and possesses an antitussive effect. Hyssop has been shown to positively affect the lungs and bronchi, digestive tract and kidneys. We can easily see why, in the absence of antibiotics and synthetic drugs, people learned to rely on its healing powers. It has shown to be a potent remedy against bacteria, infections and inflammation. It can relieve eczema, soothe psoriasis, treat wounds, staphylococcal abscesses and acne as it promotes healthy skin tissues. Hyssop oil is very helpful with the formation of scar tissue, promoting the healing of deep wounds. It also helps in removing scars and marks on skin, especially caused by boils, bites and pox.
Although this oil has been blessed you could choose to simply use it in your skincare routine or alternative medicine kit. It can be blended with other oils, essential oils etc. I have added this to floor washes, baths, used it to anoint doors and made soap as well as solid lotion bars.
Cleanse me with hyssop and I will be clean… (Psalms 51:7)
Hyssop is mentioned with great respect not only in the Old Testament of the Bible, but also in various medical texts from ancient Greece to Mesopotamia, Egypt and Arabia. Widely used in religious ceremonies, as well as magical potions as well as elixirs and balms created by medieval monks. Infused effectively at a 1:5 ratio this oil is potent as you can tell by the colour. A very effective extraction method has been used and it never fails to get the very best out of the plant. It is said to call in blessings in 7 aspects of life; family, health, home, love, luck, money, and travel.
In ancient days, people believed that this plant was able to drive the angel of death away from their dwellings if the walls and beams of the building were sprinkled with the infusion of hyssop, and if the dried herb bundles were placed in the corners of the building. Believe it or not, there was a legitimate reason behind this custom – hyssop possesses strong antibacterial properties and is able to help lessen the danger of infection and its potent aroma was responsible for driving away various insects that could potentially carry and transmit typhoid fever, malaria, yellow fever and other ailments that could appear with these uninvited guests.
Hyssop, like thyme, is a powerful immune booster and has been used to help reduce inflammation. It can have a positive effect on the nervous system, is an antibacterial and possesses an antitussive effect. Hyssop has been shown to positively affect the lungs and bronchi, digestive tract and kidneys. We can easily see why, in the absence of antibiotics and synthetic drugs, people learned to rely on its healing powers. It has shown to be a potent remedy against bacteria, infections and inflammation. It can relieve eczema, soothe psoriasis, treat wounds, staphylococcal abscesses and acne as it promotes healthy skin tissues. Hyssop oil is very helpful with the formation of scar tissue, promoting the healing of deep wounds. It also helps in removing scars and marks on skin, especially caused by boils, bites and pox.
Although this oil has been blessed you could choose to simply use it in your skincare routine or alternative medicine kit. It can be blended with other oils, essential oils etc. I have added this to floor washes, baths, used it to anoint doors and made soap as well as solid lotion bars.
Cleanse me with hyssop and I will be clean… (Psalms 51:7)
Hyssop is mentioned with great respect not only in the Old Testament of the Bible, but also in various medical texts from ancient Greece to Mesopotamia, Egypt and Arabia. Widely used in religious ceremonies, as well as magical potions as well as elixirs and balms created by medieval monks. Infused effectively at a 1:5 ratio this oil is potent as you can tell by the colour. A very effective extraction method has been used and it never fails to get the very best out of the plant. It is said to call in blessings in 7 aspects of life; family, health, home, love, luck, money, and travel.
In ancient days, people believed that this plant was able to drive the angel of death away from their dwellings if the walls and beams of the building were sprinkled with the infusion of hyssop, and if the dried herb bundles were placed in the corners of the building. Believe it or not, there was a legitimate reason behind this custom – hyssop possesses strong antibacterial properties and is able to help lessen the danger of infection and its potent aroma was responsible for driving away various insects that could potentially carry and transmit typhoid fever, malaria, yellow fever and other ailments that could appear with these uninvited guests.
Hyssop, like thyme, is a powerful immune booster and has been used to help reduce inflammation. It can have a positive effect on the nervous system, is an antibacterial and possesses an antitussive effect. Hyssop has been shown to positively affect the lungs and bronchi, digestive tract and kidneys. We can easily see why, in the absence of antibiotics and synthetic drugs, people learned to rely on its healing powers. It has shown to be a potent remedy against bacteria, infections and inflammation. It can relieve eczema, soothe psoriasis, treat wounds, staphylococcal abscesses and acne as it promotes healthy skin tissues. Hyssop oil is very helpful with the formation of scar tissue, promoting the healing of deep wounds. It also helps in removing scars and marks on skin, especially caused by boils, bites and pox.
Although this oil has been blessed you could choose to simply use it in your skincare routine or alternative medicine kit. It can be blended with other oils, essential oils etc. I have added this to floor washes, baths, used it to anoint doors and made soap as well as solid lotion bars.
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