Custom Essential Oil Blends for Healing & Harmony
Stress Relief
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Restful Sleep
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Emotional Harmony
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Stress Relief ✧ Restful Sleep ✧ Emotional Harmony ✧
The Power of a Custom Blend
Every person’s body and needs are unique—and constantly changing. Just as one medication may work for you but not for someone else, the same is true of essential oils. A custom blend is created specifically for you, in this moment of your journey, to address the concerns and imbalances you’re experiencing right now.
These blends are not only therapeutic but also deeply personal. They’re designed to meet your current needs while working on a subtle level to encourage long-term healing and transformation.
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Custom blends are crafted for a wide range of concerns, including:
Pain relief
Reducing anxiety
Enhancing focus and concentration
Supporting immune health
Promoting restful sleep
Increasing strength and stamina
How it Works
Product Options
Your custom blend can be created in a variety of forms to best fit your lifestyle and preferences:
Sniffy Sticks - portable inhalers for on-the-go use
Wearables - lotion-based, oil-based, droppers, or rollerballs
Body Oils - nourishing blends for hydration and healing
Body Wash - gentle cleansing infused with therapeutic oils
Salt Scrubs - exfoliating blends that rejuvenate skin
How to Order Your Custom Blend
Schedule a Consultation with Janey to collaborate on your custom oil. During your consultation, you’ll discuss your needs, wellness goals, and which product types would be the best fit for you.
Creation of Your Blend - Janey handcrafts your personalized aromatherapy product, selecting oils that best match your unique needs and intentions.
Receive Your Blend - Your custom product can be mailed directly to you or picked up in person at Scituate Pharmacy.
Pricing
Sniffy Sticks — starting at $25
Wearables — starting at $50
Body Oils — starting at $50
Body Wash — starting at $25
Salt Scrubs — starting at $25
Pricing varies depending on the oils selected. Some blends require rare or highly concentrated oils; for example, rose essential oil takes thousands of petals to create even a single drop.
Why Aromatherapy?
Aromatherapy is both an art and a science. It uses essential oils to restore harmony to body, mind, and spirit. Each oil carries unique therapeutic, chemical, and energetic properties. When blended intentionally, they not only smell beautiful but also unlock deep healing potential.
Essential oils don’t just work on the physical body — they also reach the subtle energetic body, helping to dissolve blocks caused by trauma, stress, or old emotional patterns. By gently opening these pathways, aromatherapy helps energy flow freely again, allowing you to return to your natural state of harmony and wholeness.
The Science Behind Aromatherapy
When you inhale essential oils, the aromatic molecules travel to the back of your nasal cavity, where they interact with specialized nerve cells called olfactory receptors. These receptors send signals directly to the limbic system of the brain. The limbic system is a group of brain structures that plays a crucial role in regulating emotions, memory, and behavior. This direct connection is why scents can trigger immediate and powerful emotional or physiological responses.
Within the limbic system, essential oils are thought to:
Influence Neurotransmitters: Certain compounds in essential oils, like linalool in lavender, have been shown to affect neurotransmitter systems. This can modulate levels of chemicals like serotonin and dopamine, which are key to mood regulation.
Modulate the Stress Response: Aromatherapy can interact with the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, which controls the body’s stress response. By influencing this system, some essential oils may help lower cortisol (the stress hormone) levels.
Affect the Autonomic Nervous System: The limbic system is also connected to the autonomic nervous system, which controls involuntary bodily functions like heart rate, blood pressure, and breathing. This is why certain scents can induce a state of relaxation (by promoting the parasympathetic “rest and diges” response) or alertness (by promoting the sympathetic “fight or flight” response).
