The Benefits Of White Tea Essential Oil & 3 Savory Scents

This behest was made by extracting the youngest and most delicate buds from the finest tea plants.

Secret gardens thrived in which the rare and worthy teas were lovingly cultivated to become imperial favorites.

There were served to royalty by virgins wearing white gloves as a symbol of honor and respect. Poets of the day extolled these teas, referring to them as being “white like the clouds, green like a dream, pure like snow, and as aromatic as an orchid.”

It wasn’t until the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), that the royal court ruled that only loose leaf white tea could be served as a tribute to the emperor.

This altered understanding of white tea processing and its preparation forever.

The white tea that we know today is made with minimal processing and is known as a “raw” tea.

It is believed to contain higher amounts of beneficial properties than either black or green teas. Uplifting and ethereal, white tea essential oil has a fragrance that is sought after by both men and women and it can be worn day or night.

Secret gardens thrived in which the rare and worthy teas were lovingly cultivated to become imperial favorites.  

The Development Of Aromatherapy

Aromatherapy dates back to the herbal practices of the ancient world and the early civilizations of China, Egypt, Rome and Greece.

The application of essential oils to cosmetics, perfumes, salves, and ointments foreshadowed the practice of aromatherapy, but the pseudoscience that we know today actually only developed over the course of the past hundred years.

It all began when a French chemist and perfumer, René Gattefossé, burned his hands in a lab accident and rinsed the burns with lavender essence, whereupon healing began the next day.

In 1937, he published his classic work, Aromatherapie, coining that word. It cemented its reputation as “the healing art” in the 1960s with the introduction of Swedish massage.

Benefits of White Tea Essential Oils In Aromatherapy

The practice of using these precious oils for therapeutic benefits dates back thousands of years.

The Chinese utilized white tea as the principal ingredient in an elixir that was believed to promote health and vitality.

When inhaled, the scent molecules in the essential oils flow from the olfactory nerves directly to the brain, and impact specifically its emotional core (the limbic system).

White tea essential oils are beloved and particularly popular in the practice of aromatherapy because their clean, woody scents have the ability to promote both a general sense of wellbeing and to soothe and alleviate symptoms of anxiety, insomnia, depression, asthma and colds.

White tea essential oil is often used in aromatherapy practices, but it is important to remember the words of Donna Newton, a behavioral health therapist at Mirmont Treatment Center, part of Main Line Health in Exton, PA:

“Not all essential oils are created equal, and buying the right product will make a world of difference when using them to help… It is very, very important to educate yourself on how to use essential oils.“

White tea essential oil is known to provide help with the following conditions:

White Tea Can Relieve Stress And Anxiety

According to Donna Newton, stress and anxiety affect both heart and respiratory rates which result in shallow breathing, a quicker pulse and a rush of adrenaline. 

Certain essential oils have the ability to curtail or even prevent these responses.

White Tea Essential Oil Can Enhance Life Energy

Chakras are energy centers in the body that are associated with certain psycho-emotional functions.

The word derives from the Sanskrit and means “disk” or “wheel.” Each of these hubs correspond to certain nerve bundles and major organs in the body.

Open chakras translates into the smooth flow of energy and white tea essential oil helps to recalibrate these centers.

White Tea Can Rejuvenate The Skin

White Tea essential oil is known to reduce the bacteria that gets lodged on the skin.

It can be used as a spot treatment, but when it is applied all over the face, it soothes the inflammation and redness that is often caused by acne.

Just mix two drops of the oil in a glass of water and apply to the skin with a cotton ball. No essential oil should ever be applied directly to the face without first diluting with water.

White Tea Improves Quality Of Sleep

Due to the fact that the application of white tea essential oil allows for calming and soothing the ambient atmosphere, its properties make it easier to enter a meditative state, encouraging sound sleep patterns.

A Few Relevant Studies About White Tea Essential Oil

Although more research is needed to verify the extent to which white tea essential oil affects human health, its salubrious aspects as an essential oil in perfume are well known and include mood enhancement and stress reduction.

Our sense of smell plays an important role in the physiological effects of mood, stress, and working capacity.

Electrophysiological studies have indicated that various fragrances had visible effects on spontaneous brain activities and cognitive functions, which were measured by an electroencephalograph (EEG).

Over the course of the last twenty years, numerous scientific studies investigated the effect of the inhalation of aroma on human brain functions.

Results suggested that scents played a significant role in olfactory stimulation by altering cognition, mood, and social behavior.

Our Collection Of White Tea-Infused Fragrances

We take pride in delivering the highest concentration of aroma ingredients in the market. We do this by virtue of the fact we are the actual fragrance house, so our diffuser oil blends ship directly from our laboratories to your living room, enabling you to experience inimitable quality and our perfumer's truly intended bloom of every fragrance.

The following are a just a few of their creations, each of which pull from the aromatic delight of white tea.

Our Original White Tea Diffuser Oil Blend

Top notes of invigorating bergamot, cardamom, iris, and eucalyptus lead the olfactory journey, followed by middle notes of musky rose, woody violet, jasmine, and green white tea bud.

Base notes of woody white musk, vanilla, cashmere, cedar, and sandalwood create a warm foundation.

This aromatic blend promises to elevate your space with a refreshing and sophisticated ambiance, inviting you to immerse yourself in its captivating essence and indulge in moments of relaxation and rejuvenation.

Santal White Tea Aroma Diffuser Oil

Exotic, woody and redolent, this fragrance opens with a top note streaming with aspects of piquant, citrusy and light bergamot, slightly sugary and cardamom, fruity iris and minty, honeyed and green eucalyptus.

These facets soon fold into a heart note characterized by sweet, clean white tea, dusty, somewhat woody violet, whispers of musky, passionate rose and lush, elegant vanilla.

The scent finishes with elements of sensual, aromatic musk, spicy and verdant cashmere, warm, dry and slightly oily cedar wood and creamy sandalwood.

White Tea Bamboo Diffuser Oil Blend

An alluring fragrance harmoniously blends top notes of lush orange, melon, and lemon zest.

The heart unfolds with white tea bud, green bamboo, and musky rose, while base notes of sensual white musk and ozonic driftwood leave a lasting impression.

Together, these ingredients craft a captivating and sophisticated aroma, inviting you into a world of elegance and allure.

In Conclusion

The myriad benefits of white tea essential oil offer not only a delightful olfactory experience but also a range of therapeutic advantages.

From promoting relaxation and reducing stress to enhancing focus and uplifting the mood, white tea-infused oils provide a versatile and holistic approach to well-being.

Whether seeking a moment of tranquility or a boost of energy, incorporating these blends into your daily routine can truly elevate your lifestyle.

Try one of our many white tea-infused fragrances and transform your interior into a relaxing, sweet smelling haven of peace, serenity and tranquility!