MIGôm bio migrain

The MIGôm Migraine organic essential oil synergy combines lavandin abrial, fine lavender, mint, cypress, and rose. Designed to effectively relieve migraines, calm nervous tension, and soothe burning sensations associated with circulatory problems, it offers natural and rapid relief. Its refreshing and soothing properties promote mental clarity, visual acuity, and a feeling of well-being.
Certification

Certified organic by FR-BIO-10 – 100% organic and natural

5 to 10 drops on the temples and nape of the neck, several times a day, repeat as needed.

• Rose essential oil

The Damask rose is a hybrid rose originating from Syria, now cultivated mainly in Bulgaria. It is one of the flowers whose essential oil is most widely used in cosmetics, perfumery, and aromatherapy for its fresh and sweet fragrance, as well as for its numerous beneficial properties, despite its rarity and high cost. Rose essential oil is extracted by double distillation of its petals.

It possesses numerous powerful properties: it is the most effective essential oil for any skin problem (healing, tissue regeneration, redness, wrinkles, stretch marks, etc.). It stimulates the nervous system, soothes, balances, and promotes harmony and inner peace, and helps manage stress, anxiety, and insomnia. It has aphrodisiac properties that stimulate sensuality and reduce sexual fatigue. It can be used as a rub, massage oil, aromatic drink, and in all body and facial beauty treatments.
• Cypress essential oil

Cypress is a conifer that grows in temperate zones, with more than 31 species. It is one of the representative trees of Mediterranean flora. Cypress essential oil is extracted by distilling the nuts and fine needles. It is recognized as the primary essential oil for blood circulation thanks to its venous and vascular tonic properties. It helps combat poor circulation, heavy legs, varicose veins, hemorrhoids, and excessive sweating of the feet and hot feet. It is also used against respiratory infections and coughs, menopausal symptoms, and general fatigue, both topically and externally.

• Lavandin Abrial Essential Oil

Lavandin Abrial is a plant resulting from the natural hybridization of spike lavender and true lavender, two lavender species with different properties and characteristics. Lavandin produces a fuller flower with a deeper blue hue than lavender. It is also a more resistant variety than lavender, and its essence is more pronounced. It is one of the typical plants of southern France and the Drôme region, and is now the most widely cultivated lavender variety in France. The Lavandin Abrial variety is known for its relaxing properties, highly valued in aromatherapy. Lavandin abrial essential oil is obtained by distilling the entire plant. It is used for its exceptional scent and numerous properties. Lavender and lavandin essential oils have the same effects, although lavender is preferred for internal use and lavandin for external use. Only the scent may vary depending on the variety used or the growing location. Lavandin essential oil is used for its calming and relaxing properties, which help reduce sleep disturbances and insomnia, as well as for its antiseptic and healing properties. It is antispasmodic and soothing. It is the only essential oil that can be used undiluted in rubs, baths, aromatic diffusers, inhalations, aromatic drinks, enemas, and for all beauty treatments.

• Sweet and Peppermint Essential Oils

Mint is an aromatic plant native to the Near East, now cultivated mainly in France and in humid, sunny areas.

Peppermint essential oil is obtained by distilling the entire plant. Spearmint and peppermint oils have rather similar properties. Spearmint essential oil is known for its digestive, antibacterial, tonic, and aphrodisiac properties. It is also effective for wound healing and stress management. It should only be used in aromatic drinks and diffusers; it should never be used for rubbing or in baths: it has a severe cooling effect on the skin.
• Lavender essential oil

There are more than three hundred varieties of lavender. True lavender is the most sought-after variety for its famous fragrance.

and its many properties; it is the typical plant of Provence, but it also grows in all the warm regions of the Mediterranean basin. Lavender can be found up to 1600 meters in altitude. It produces small, delicate, dark blue flowers. In aromatherapy, lavender and lavandin have the same properties; however, lavender is preferred for internal use, and its scent may be less pronounced than that of lavandin. Lavender essential oil is extracted by distilling the entire plant. It is rightly considered the principal essential oil of aromatherapy: it is known for its relaxing and calming properties, helping to reduce sleep disorders and insomnia. It disinfects and soothes, heals and relieves. It is an essential oil that relieves, heals, and is antispasmodic. It is the only essential oil that can be used undiluted for baths, rubs, drinks, and beauty treatments.