LOS ANGELES, October 11, 2025 — Edens Garden today released Calming The Mind, a new essential oil blend aimed at giving consumers a straightforward way to tap into quiet moments and relieve tension during packed schedules. The company noted that modern life often pushes individuals to juggle phone alerts, back-to-back meetings, and never-ending to-do lists at the expense of mental rest, prompting a demand for accessible soothing solutions.

“We believe you deserve moments of stillness,” the company said, “and our Calming The Mind essential oil blend is designed to help you reclaim calm, reduce stress, and reconnect with inner balance.”

Daily pressures—from crowded commutes to juggling work and personal tasks—can erode focus, emotional stamina, and even physical well-being. Research indicates chronic stress drives elevated cortisol and adrenaline levels, which contribute to inflammation, muscle tightness, and mental exhaustion.[1] Calming The Mind is formulated to interrupt that cycle by infusing living and work spaces with targeted botanical aromas.

The blend is said to support natural stress regulation by helping to balance the body’s chemical messengers, allowing everyday interruptions to recede into the background. Users frequently describe a newfound mental clarity that makes complex tasks less overwhelming and improves creative problem solving. Emotional reactions become more measured, giving people the patience to listen actively and connect more genuinely with family members or coworkers. As stress hormones decrease, many find that sleep comes more easily, digestion settles into a comfortable routine, and hormone cycles remain steadier. In the absence of practical coping methods, individuals often drift into high-calorie snacking, social retreat, or erratic sleep patterns, but Calming The Mind offers a sensory anchor that slots easily into daily life.

When diffused, volatile molecules reach the olfactory receptors and send messages directly to the limbic system, including the amygdala—the brain’s emotional hub. Those signals ripple through the nervous network, guiding the body’s stress chemistry toward balance. This direct nose-to-brain pathway sets aromatherapy apart from other sensory inputs, making essential oils a popular choice for nonmedicinal stress management.

Calming The Mind pairs grounding base notes with a gently floral core. Frankincense, patchouli, and sandalwood form a solid foundation that feels both earthy and rich. At the blend’s heart, rose brings a soft sweetness, ylang ylang adds lush depth, cistus contributes resinous warmth, amyris lends subtle spice, and osmanthus offers a delicate, fruit-like top note. The overall fragrance has been described as deep, musky, and soothing.

Designed for adults and safe for children aged two and older when diluted as directed, the blend can be used in a variety of ways. To diffuse, Edens Garden recommends adding ten drops per 100 milliliters of water, then setting the diffuser to a low or medium mist. Inhaler users place a few drops on a refill stick or cotton pad and carry it in a pocket or purse; a 30-second pause for three or four deep breaths can help reset the mind during hectic days. Topical application calls for a two to three percent dilution—roughly 12 to 18 drops per ounce of carrier oil—gently massaged onto temples, wrists, the neck, or the chest, after performing a simple patch test to check for sensitivity. For an at-home spa experience, mix six drops of Calming The Mind with two tablespoons of Castile soap, one cup of Epsom salt, and one tablespoon of baking soda, then stir into warm bathwater for a 15 to 20 minute soak or blend the same ratio into massage oil for partner or self-care treatments.

Routine use is key to building a sense of calm. Morning or evening diffusion sessions can establish start- or end-of-day ease, especially when combined with deep breathing exercises or brief meditation. Alternating Calming The Mind with complementary blends like Stress Less or Diffuse The Anxiety allows users to tailor support to changing moods. Starting in smaller rooms—bedrooms, bathrooms, or home offices—helps gauge scent strength before moving to larger areas. Maintaining light ventilation prevents fragrance buildup and keeps the atmosphere feeling fresh.

Diffusers placed by entryways can welcome visitors with a subtle air of tranquility, as a bedside diffuser encourages peaceful wind-down routines at the day’s close. Some users station a small unit on a work desk to signal micro-breaks throughout the afternoon, turning hectic stretches into brief, restorative pauses.

Clinical studies continue to explore how plant extracts affect stress responses. One trial found that inhaling ylang ylang essential oil led to measurable declines in both blood pressure and heart rate, underlining its potential to soothe the nervous system.[2]

Early feedback speaks to the blend’s impact. “Placing a few drops in my diffuser and closing my eyes melts the day away,” said one customer. Another shared, “Wearing it in a carrier throughout the day feels so peaceful.”

By introducing Calming The Mind on October 11, Edens Garden joins a growing field of consumer wellness products, staking its claim with a balanced formula and versatile application options.[3]