aroma·ther·apy (French/latin/Greek) noun

1. the use of aromatic plant extracts and essential oils for healing and cosmetic purposes. Once inhaled, the scented molecules pass through the olfactory nerves directly to the brain, impacting the amygdala. Otherwise, known as the emotional center of the brain.

Thus, making aromatherapy an essential practice for relieving pain, balancing moods, and providing a sense of relaxation.

apoth·ecary (French/Latin/Greek) noun archaic

1. The implantation of herbal remedies utilized throughout centuries within many various origins among a verity of ways, both personal and medicinal; can either be modernly known as a medical practitioner or traditionally perceived as one who stores and sells various herbal commodities.

Rather the perception, Lashaè has an immense endearment for employing the practice of herbalism by way of implementing traditional herbal remedies into daily self-care/healing routines.