Jelena Djokovic reveals she does not use perfumes: Here is what she does to smell nice

Jelena Djokovic is known for often sharing details from her private life on Instagram, and this time, in a conversation with a commenter, she revealed that she does not use perfumes.

Namely, she shared a message posted by a follower who told her that she loved her energy and optimism, but also asked what she thought about the perfume industry.

"You really radiate very positive energy, it's clear you're a  kid at heart, spontaneous and always eager to learn. I wonder what about the perfume industry, because we all love that, another topic for research," wrote Jelena's fan.

Jelena answered in the same tone and revealed that she doesn't actually use perfumes.

"I'm glad we're learning together! I have been using essential oils for a long time, not perfumes, but that's a great question," Jelena Djokovic replied.

What is the difference between essential oils and perfumes?

The difference is simple - essential oils are actually natural perfumes.

Essential oils are aromatic oils that are extracted from plants. They are used in aromatherapy, added to perfumes and used as food flavors. In aromatherapy, they are used in various ways including to treat the body. In addition to the physical benefits that a person has, using these essences improves their psychological state.

The most common types of essential oils are lavender, chamomile, eucalyptus, peppermint and ginger.

Essential oils are highly concentrated substances and often only one to two drops are enough to produce a beneficial effect. However, it is for this reason that they should be used carefully. One should take into account possible counter effects that they can produce.

(Telegraf.rs)