How is the oil used in aromatherapy for cooling, eye strain and relaxation?

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In aromatherapy the oil is used for its cooling, calming and eye-soothing character — rooted in traditional Chinese use of chrysanthemum tea for eye health and heat-clearing — via diffusion, inhalation and diluted massage. Aromatherapy Uses UseMethodDirectionCooling & de-stressDiffusion2–5 drops in a diffuserEye-strain comfortInhalation1–2 drops on tissue, breathe gentlyCalming massageMassage2–4 drops per 10 mL carrier oilBath ritualBath3–5 drops blended in dispersantAlways dilute for skin contact; avoid the eye area directly, and keep away from children and pets. These are wellness-support applications, not medical claims — we recommend brands use compliant wording ("traditional aromatherapy use").Request our aromatherapy usage card (English) to include with your retail packaging.

Use	Method	Direction
Cooling & de-stress	Diffusion	2–5 drops in a diffuser
Eye-strain comfort	Inhalation	1–2 drops on tissue, breathe gently
Calming massage	Massage	2–4 drops per 10 mL carrier oil
Bath ritual	Bath	3–5 drops blended in dispersant

How is the oil used in aromatherapy for cooling, eye strain and relaxation?

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