Perfume y Embarazo

Perfumes y Embarazo: Partiendo Sin fragancia

El embarazo le ha dado un brillo natural. Ahora es el tiempo para encontrar un perfume que refleje el hermoso, embarazada USTED! Aunque es seguro de usar perfume durante el embarazo, puede ser más sensible a los perfumes y encontrar que algunos olores te hacen náuseas, mareo, agitación, o más propensos a dolores de cabeza. Para evitar el mayor número de síntomas innecesarios como sea posible, trate de mantener un ambiente libre de fragancia hasta que descubre algunos olores que le ayudarán a sentirse bien.

Doble el placer

Aerosol del cuerpo fragante y la loción se están convirtiendo en muy popular durante el embarazo, ya que son más ligeros y menos alcohol que contienen perfume. Algunos olores pueden incluso ayudar a combatir las náuseas como menta, jengibre y cardamomo. Muchas mujeres embarazadas han encontrado que los aromas cítricos ayudan a aliviar las náuseas y no están sobre-alimentación, sino que dejan un sentimiento renovado, rejuvenecido, y la calma.
Esencias cítricas como naranja dulce, mandarina y neroli son especialmente populares entre las mujeres embarazadas. Otros olores más suaves es posible que desee probar son lavanda, rosa y manzanilla. Busque lociones de masaje en estos olores y que va a hacer usted mismo un doble favor.

Los aceites esenciales son diferentes de rociadores para el cuerpo y lociones. Un aceite esencial se excreta un líquido concentrado y aromático de las plantas. No se recomiendan Algunos aceites esenciales durante el embarazo y pueden ser tóxicos cuando se usa sobre la piel. Usted debe discutir el uso de aceites esenciales durante el embarazo con su proveedor de atención de la salud y la aromaterapia.

Que el oler comienze

Empiece a pensar en cómo te quieres sentir en esta nueva etapa de la vida … tranquilo, tranquilo, atractivo, seguro, caprichoso, libre. Aromas a menudo nos trae de vuelta a ciertos lugares y tiempos y reflejan un aspecto de lo que somos.

Compilado utilizando la información de la siguiente fuente:

National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy, https://www.naha.org/

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Perfume y Embarazo

Perfumes y Embarazo: Partiendo Sin fragancia

Doble el placer

Que el oler comienze

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