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SThe ancient Greeks used thyme for bathing , while the Egyptians used it as part of the embalming process

SKnown for its many benefits for the skin , helichrysum was commonly used in ancient Greece

SAncient Egyptians often used geranium to help beautify the skin

SThe ancient Egyptians used dill for its soothing effects

SFrankincense was used by the ancient Egyptians for perfumes and salves to soothe the skin

SIndian sandalwood has many benefits for the skin , and was traditionally used by the Egyptians for embalming purposes

SThe Romans and Egyptians frequently used lavender for bathing , relaxation , and as a perfume

SThe leaves of the melaleuca tree were used by Australian Aborigines for centuries . They would crush the leaves and apply them directly to the skin for a cooling effect

SThroughout history , myrrh has been used as a perfume , for embalming , and as a health aid

SIn Biblical times , cassia was used as a warming oil

SWith thousands of years of documented use , Hawaiian sandalwood oil has been highly valued for its ability to reduce skin imperfections

SDuring the Middle Ages , clary sage was often used to soothe the skin