Mimosa oil exudes a gentle, warm and floral energy. It is extracted from the flowers of the Acacia dealbata, a tree that grows naturally in south-eastern Europe and North Africa. Its aroma is sweet, powdery and slightly sunny, and it invites a sense of inner peace, gentleness and harmony.
Mimosa flowers bloom in early spring and catch the first rays of sunlight. The oil is steam-distilled from the delicate flowers, preserving its refined, floral aroma. It feels like a warm embrace that soothes the mind and brings a gentle sense of joy to the room.
The Mimosatype is used to a hard life, which is why he is also hard on himself and those around him. He doesn’t allow himself to enjoy the small, beautiful things that come his way. The Mimosa type must learn to open his heart and eyes to all the beauty that comes his way and not rush past it like a mad bull.
Mimosa has a deeply relaxing effect and can create a calm and inviting atmosphere in a room. Its lovely, sweet, floral scent helps you to unwind after a long, busy day and calm your overstimulated mind. Even when there’s a tense atmosphere in the workplace, Mimosa can help everyone see eye to eye again. It enhances the sense of connection and team spirit.
Mimosa has a gentle and soothing energy and is therefore ideal if you wish to work with the angels and other beings of light. Diffuse the oil when you are meditating and wish to access your higher consciousness. Its high vibration broadens your consciousness, but do bear in mind the importance of staying firmly grounded.
Affirmation: ""I deserve to enjoy the good things in life too!"
Ordering mimosa oil is a brilliant idea, as you can then add it to your skincare products. The scent is simply lovely and a real treat for your body and soul.
If you have oily skin, this oil balances sebum production – just like geranium – and minimises the appearance of pores. Even if you have hypersensitive skin, you can usually tolerate mimosa.
Benzoin, Geranium, Jasmine, Lavender, Lime, Neroli, Roos, Ylang Ylang
Sacrum, Solar Plexus, Heart
Amazonite, Ametrine, Moss agate, Labradorite, Petrified Wood, Angelite, Selenite, Rhodonite
The oil has no contraindications, but has not been tested. It may cause skin irritation. Excessive use may lead to headaches.
Are you wondering why Mimosa oil can only be ordered in a 10% solution? Then read our in-depth blog with all the information on how and why this is the case.
Are you interested in using essential oils and looking for more information? Then the book Aroma-Power Just the thing for you! This wonderful handbook is packed with information about the properties and uses of single essential oils.
It is important for us to explain the health warnings below (in accordance with European legislation). We want you to be able to use the oil safely and with confidence.
These safety labels must be displayed on 1,000-litre drums, as well as on our small 10-ml bottles. The dosage is not taken into account.
You use essential oils for your wellbeing, and that’s perfectly fine – as long as you know what you’re doing. So make sure you follow the guidelines and enjoy these little wonders of nature.
Please note that our description of the product is NOT intended to make any claims. For the sake of completeness, please refer to our Medical Disclaimer.
In accordance with European legislation, we would also like to draw your attention to the following:
It smells a bit like Echinacea Force; personally, I’d blend it for use in a diffuser rather than using it on its own.
A lovely scent that has a grounding effect.
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