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Pure Natural Essential Oils and Absolutes produced in France We sell only 100 % pure natural essential oils and absolutes. Products in the list are available in Bulk (starting from 8 oz) only. If you would like to place an order on one of the products below, Absolutes are extracted from a concrete using pure alcohol or liquid carbon dioxide. Absolutes are highly concentrated, generally thick liquids. Some are solid or semi solid. The carbon dioxide method of extraction is preferred for therapeutic absolutes, as even after evaporation some absolutes still retain traces of alcohol. Solvent extraction provides a means of obtaining a higher volatile yield from the plant or, in some cases, a product that cannot be obtained by other extraction processes, e.g. Jasmin or Carnation (with the potential current exception of hypercritical CO2 extraction which remains, in many cases, a very expensive process). In this process, the plants are immersed in the solvent and the 'separation' is performed chemically, employing distillation under special temperatures which condense the oil but not the solvents. Alternatively, the absolute is obtained from the CONCRETE (which is itself derived from soaking the plant material in hexane). The concrete mixture is then concentrated (double-distilled) and further diluted in alcohol or double-filtered to arrive at the absolute, in which the majority of plant waxes and solvent residues are eliminated. Home Aromatherapy Sale Essential Oils samples Essential oils 1/6 oz Essential oils 1/3 oz Essential oils 1/2 oz Essential oils 1 oz Essential oils 4 oz Essential oils 8 oz Essential oils 16 oz Essential oils 1 kg (2.2 LB) Bulk Essential Oils Sale Fixed oils and butters Absolutes New Absolutes in stock Absolutes & Oils BULK Absolutes M/D 100% Natural Constituents Organic Essential Oils Essential oils list Fragrance oils 2 oz Fragrance oils 4 oz Fragrance oils 8 oz Fragrance oils 16 oz Fragrance specials Fragrance samples Fragrance oils list Organic Hydrolates What are Essential Oils? Definition of oils Extraction methods Nature of Essential Oils Essential oils chemistry Essential Oils properties How to use essential oils Safe use of oils Essential oils notes Blending Oils How to store Oils Exotic Oils & butters Quality of Oils Oils for sensual massage For the Health of it

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How to use Essential Oils
Methods of Applications. Essential oils can be used simply and effectively at home in a variety of ways, both for their scent and for their cosmetic and medicinal qualities

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Oils for Sensual massage.

Sensual massage recommended oils. When Choosing essential oils for sensual massage the most important consideration is personal taste. The massage will not be a pleasurable experience if the person giving or receiving it finds the blend of oils disagreeable. This is a time when both partners should allow an intuitive choice to guide them towards a blend of oils that they find most appealing.

There are, however, a few oils that seem to have a universal appeal: jasmine, rose, rosewood, sandalwood, and ylang ylang. These oils are the embodiment of luxury and are indeed some of the most precious. They have a warming and enveloping quality, freeing the mind of the mundance and opening it to the exotic and romantic. To spice and stimulation to your chosen blend, add either black pepper or frankincense.

Anise has the smell of licorice, incites sex a favorite of both men and women

Cardamom is blended with cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, black paper and carnations for a classic Indian and Arab aphrodisiac.

Cinnamon one of the most popular spices worldwide. Rated high in the studies on sexual scent preferences for both men and women.

Clove bud is regarded as a sexual stimulant by the Egyptians, Persians and Europeans.

Coriander is the aphrodisiac of the Middle East. It flavored a popular drink of the Middle Ages called Hippocras that was drunk at weddings to inspire love and sex.

Ginger was for "burning desire", according to Persian physician Avicenna.

Jasmine is called "Queen of the Night" because that's when it releases it fragrance. As a symbol of both sex and love, it's also associated with passions that released at night.

Myrrh has a musky scent with a chemical structure similar to testosterone. It's worn in the Middle East for both spiritual and sexual inspiration.

Nutmeg is favored by Chinese as aphrodisiac.

Neroli(Orange blossom) is a main ingredient in the popular perfumes.

Patchouli has deep scent that is said to overcome inhibitions.

Rose is one of the most important fragrances to inspire love as well as sex in different cultures.

Sandalwood is very close to human personal scent.

Vanilla is indigenous to the Americans where Native Americans consider it an aphrodisiac ad often mix it with chocolate.

Ylang Ylang, a sweet-scenting euphoric sometimes described as intoxicating, is used to treat impotency and frigidity.

Exotic Oils are found in different parts of the world. In the west, interest in these oils isgrowing as science is now beginning to validate what has long been known in other parts of the world: That these oils have therapeutic and functional properties. Some are rich in specific essential fatty acids, or high oxidative stability. Others have rejuvenating and healing properties, natural vitamins or very specific functions that make them unique.

Exotic Butter is a soft waxy substance that forms a solid or semisolid at ambient temperatures. These exotic butters are a group of natural fats with a high content of symmetrical monounsaturated trigtycerides. AH of these butters contain. 50-60% of saturated fatty acids, mainly stearic acid, and up to 47% of monounsaturated oleic add. The plants are generally tropical jungle crops and production volumes can fluctuate, depending strictly upon the whims and fancies of nature. Attributes: narrow melting point, high content of saturated fatty acids, high in oxidation stability, viscosity and emulsion stability, and contains many ingredients that are beneficial for hair and skin.

Cocoa Butter. An unrefined, food grade butter obtained by pressing crushed seeds of the cacao tree, Theobroma cacao. Cocoa butter is a well-known, valued ingredient in chocolate. In cosmetics, it is valued for its melting point, which is close to body temperature, its greasing and lubricating properties and emollient virtues. A compound of the oil phase, it provides skin conditioning and thickening attributes. Widely used in suppositories, skin-care products, bath oils, night creams, suntan preparations, and lip make-up.

COCO Natural 76. A high quality unrefined coconut oil, product of a community-based project in the Philippines. This too is natural oil, extracted from fresh coconut meat without the use of chemicals or high temperature, a derivative technology of the virgin oil process. In liquid form (above 26°C.), it is a water-clear, light viscosity oil with a very subtle coconut aroma. With its very mild aroma, it is especially suited as base oil in flavour and fragrance formulation. Natural emolliency, moisturizing and antioxidant characteristics of the oil make it an excellent choice for uses designed to rejuvenate the skin. Food, cosmetics, and pharmaceutical use.

Coconut Nutri-Oil. This oil is a precise combination of pure virgin coconut oil and a specific fraction of coconut oil with very low melting point. A liquid oil, water-clear, non-greasy, with a delicate coconut aroma. It has good flow and solvent properties and is a complete oil compared to fractionated oil. It is functional and contains natural vitamin E, anti-oxidant properties and moisturizing ability. Its liquid form enhances its mixing properties making it an excellent for medicaments and therapeutic agents. Nutri-Oil is non-drying, a natural emollient and miscible to most essential oils and solvents, and has a very long shelf life. For cosmetic, ayuvedic, and pharmaceutical applications.

Evening Primrose Oil. TheThe evening primrose plant was used for healing by North American natives long before the Europeans came. However, the therapeutic properties of its seed oil is a recent discovery. It contains 72% linoleic acid, an essential fatty acid that is abundant in commercial seed oils. EPO also contains 9% gamma-linolenic acid which is present in only a few other plant seeds. It is widely cultivated in North America, parts of Europe, and in China. For dietary and cosmetic application.

Fractionated Coconut Oil . Fractionated Coconut oil used in aromatherapy and massage is liquid medium chain tryglycerides. Water-clear, light texture, odorless, tasteless with an indefinite shelf life (will not become rancid). Unlike other coconut oils, it is not a 'complete' oil, but a specific selection and combination of fatty acids contained within coconut oils. The benefit of fractionated oil is that specific constituents are separated out and used as ingredients in manufacturing applications. For example, fractions having a very low melting point (and little amount of natural glycerin) are useful as viscosity modifiers. Fast becoming a favourite of aromatherapists because it is miscible with essential oils, penetrating, and of light viscosity. Cosmetic, clinical nutrition, and pharmaceutical use.

Jojoba Oil. Jojoba plant is native in arid parts of continental US particularly Arizona and in the northern part of Mexico. Not an oil, it is actually a liquid wax, with excellent penetrating qualities and great moisturizing attributes for the skin. Jojoba is very functional in hair care formulations; an excellent moisturizer on the hair shaft, it also cleans, softens and conditions hair and prevents brittleness. Penetrates down to the scalp and hair shaft to loosen and dissolves hardened and buit-up sebum. Jojoba also exhibits an excellent keratoplastic effect and brings out the hair's natural shine and overtone.

Elipe Butter. Illipe butter is the fat obtained from the nuts of Shorea stenoptera, a wild crop in the jungle of SouthEast Asia particularly in the island of Borneo. It is pale yellow solid fat after extraction, which turns quickly into green color. It has recently been introduced as a cosmetic raw material and is used in various skin-care preparations such as nourishing night creams, sun products, masks, and lip balms. It is the exotic butter that comes closest to matching cocoa butter in triglyceride composition. Illipe butter is recommended to heal sores and mouth ulcers. It reinforces the skin lipidic barrier and helps maintain skin moisturization.

Kokum Butter. Kokum butter is obtained from the fruit kernel of Garcinia indica, which grows in the savanna areas in parts of the Indian subcontinent. It has very high content ofstearic-oleic-stearic triglycerides. It is the most stable and hardest exotic butter with a melting point of 38-40 C. It has good white color even without refining. Kokum butter has been used as an astringent, local application to ulceration and fissures of lips, hands, and sole. Suitable for applications in skin and hair products, acne products, and skin tonics.

Kukui Nut Oil. Kukui nut oil is a compound of the oily phase and contains essential fatty acids (linoleic acid and linolenic acid) which are similar to skin lipids. Kukui nut oil presents moisturizing and restructuring effects on skin, film forming and conditioning on hair. Excellent for nourishing shampoo, anti-wrinkle creams, body massage oils, emollient creams for dry, sensitive and delicate skin; after sun-products; lip balms; softening or anti-aging creams. Cosmetic use only.

Macadamia Nut Oil. Macadamia specie is native to Australia and now cultivated in the islands of Hawaii. In addition to being a healthy food oil, Macadamia nut oil works to improve skin structure and moisturization by strengthening the skin lipidic barrier. It has emollient, regenerative and skin conditioning properties. It is a recommended ingredient for: nourishing shampoos for dry hair, moisturizing creams for dry skin and baby skin, anti-wrinkle cremes, and lip balms.

Mango Butter. Mango butter is obtained from de-shelled fruit kernels of the mango tree, Mangifera indica native to sub-continental India and the tropics. It has just been recently introduced in the cosmetic industry and is a promising ingredient because of its emollient properties, high oxidative ability, and its suitability for replacement of paraffin-based emollient. It has remarkable regenerative activity due to its content in unsaponiable matter. It is a soft solid with a melting point between 31°-36° C and a very slight sweet scent. It has a protective effect against UV radiation. A useful and beneficial ingredient in skin care products, lotions, massage creams, and hair products.

Mono'i de Tahiti. An exotic oil of Tahitian origin, in use for 2000 years (give or take a couple of centuries). A combination of two components: Tahitian coconut oil and Gardenia flower essence blended the process of "enfleurage". It is claimed that the unique volcanic soil of the Tahitian islands impart qualities to the ingredients which can not be duplicated anywhere else in the world. Golden yellow color. An elegant moisturizer and superfatting agent. Natural form or with added scent. Cosmetic use only.

Neem Tree Oil. Neem tree or margosa (Azadica Indica) is indigenous to South Asia and found in most part of the Indian sub-continent. All parts of Neem tree are useful although the one that is commonly used for cosmetic and skin care purposes is the oil from the seed. Neem oil has a strong odor, brownish green color. The active ingredient is Azadirachtin but more of 25 other compounds have been identified. Neem oil offers moisturizing, regenerative and restructuring properties. It can be used for damaged and delicate hair, hand creams, facial care and after sun-products.

Sal Butter. Sal butter is obtained from the kernels of the Sal tree, Shorea robusta, a tree growing wild in the jungle of forests of North, East, and Central India. Sal is used locally for cooking and soap production. It is comparable to cocoa butter in physical properties and is used in some similar applications. Like mango butter, it combines good emolliency properties with superior oxidative stability. It is solid at room temperature with a melting point of 34°-38°C. Used in skin and hair products, stick products, hair pomades, and dry-skin lotions.

Shea Butter This butter is from the kernels of the shea nut tree, Butyrospermum parkii, native to Western Africa. It is a tallow-like substance extracted by hydraulic pressing or screw expellers. In crude form, it can be yellow or grey but is whitish if refined. Shea butter is non-toxic and non-irritating and derived totally from renewable natural resources. Traditionally it has been used in Africa as a medical balm for rheumatism, muscle aches, bums, and light wounds. Its unique fatty acid composition makes it a suitable emollient for many-skin-care applications, such as baby-care products, massage creams, make-up, and similar products. One unique characteristic of shea butter is its content of unsaponiables (up to 8%) which imparts soothing properties and provides extra sun protection.

Virgin Oil De Coco-Creme™ A virgin, cold-pressed, vitamin E rich, "biologically pure" coconut oil, identical to unextracted oil from coconuts. Extracted from fresh coconut milk in a process that eliminates high temperature and solvents. In liquid form (melts at 22°C.), it is a clear, extra-light viscosity oil with sweet coconut flavour. The "virgin oil process" conserves all functional attributes inherent in natural coconut oil substances of squallene, sterol and useful volatile components are preserved. Its natural emolliency, moisturizing and antioxidant characteristics make it superb for rejuvenating dry, stressed and aging skin. Virgin Oil De Coco-Creme is versatile: It can replace expensive exotic butters; an excellent carrier oil, and has medicinal uses. Food, cosmetic, pharmaceutical and clinical nutrition use

Avocado Oil Green Un-refined, dark green color USA
Avocado Oil Refined Refined / gold color USA
Carrot Tissue Oil Infused in sunflower oil U.K.
Carrot Tissue Oil Infused in sunflower oil U.K.
Fractionated coconut
Grapeseed Oil expression / seed Italy
Hazelnut Oil Cold pressed / refined USA
Hempseed Oil Unrefined cold pressed / seeds U.K.
Jojoba Oil Golden expression / kernels USA
Kukui Nut Oil Aleurites moluccana USA - Hawaii
Macadamia Nut Oil Cold pressed from nut USA
Neem Oil Azadirachta indica India
Olive Oil Pomace expression / seed Italy
Rice Bran Refined Oryza sativa China
Rose Hip Oil Rosa Mosqueta Chile
Safflower Oil Catharmus tinctorius USA
Sesame Oil Refined Expression / seed USA
Soyabean Oil Refined pale yellow vegetable oil USA
St Johns Wort Oil Hypericum peforatum in Sweet Almond oil in a ratio of
herb:oil 1:3 U.K.
Sunflower Oil high - oleic. Refined USA
Sweet Almond Oil cold pressed / kernels Italy
Turkey Red Oil Sulphated Castor Oil India
Vitamin E Oil Dispersed E 20% / 80% Almond Oil U.K.
Wheatgerm Oil Unrefined France
Wheatgerm Oil Refined Holland
Vitamin E - Pure DL-Alpha Tocopherol pure, 1000IU Japan
Vitamin E Natural d-alpha tocopherol, 1,000IU USA

Amber fragrance oil 16 oz

Choosing and Blending oils An oil blend is made by mixing a few drops of essential oil with one of the carrier oils opposite. We all like different scents, and it is essential that the aroma of the blend appeals to you, or to the person you are going to massage. First, decide what effect you hope to achieve: do you want the aroma to sedate or revive, to energize or to calm? Do you want to use oils for their therapeutic properties or simply to pamper? Make a list of essential oils suited to your requirements. Select two or three from your list - good blends usually combine all three notes: top (gives the initial scent), middle (adds body to the blend), and base (released last, this gives the lingering scent). The general rule is that a little is best: a weak blend of oils often smells better and is therefore more effective than a stronger blend. Follow the guide below to achieve the safest dilution of essential oils for a balanced fragrance and maximum therapeutic benefit.

BLENDING OILS. Oil blends are usually divided into normal and low dilutions. Aromatherapists refer to these dilutions as percentages, based on the amount of essential oil in carrier oil. There is an easy way to figure out dilutions. To calculate how many drops of essential oil are needed to make a normal dilution of 2,5%, divide the number of milliliters of carrier oil by 2; for a low dilution of 1%, divide by 4. Most essential oil bottles come with dropper for easy measuring. Pay special attention to the warnings listed, for special instructions on which dilution to use. For a full body massage, 20ml of oil is needed; for the face, 10 ml is enough. You can make larger quantities and store them (see storage oils).

1. Choose a carrier oil (or 1. blend of carrier oils) based on your skin type, and determine the amount you will need. Transfer the carrier oil into a dark bottle a little larger than the amount of oil.

2. Choose 2-3 essential oils based on the effect you require, and calculate the number of drops to use. Add to the carrier oil. Close the bottle and label it clearly. Shake well before use.

Extremely low dilution for very sensitive skin, children & babies:
Use just 1 drop essential oil per 10 ml carrier oil,
or use sweet almond oil by itself

Angela Hoeferkamp Aromatherapy

France

Great Quality Pure essential oils at great price. Save big with purchase of 1 kg

coconut oils.. This oil is a precise combination of pure virgin coconut oil and a specific fraction of coconut oil with very low melting point. A liquid oil, water-clear, non-greasy, with a delicate coconut aroma. It has good flow and solvent properties and is a complete oil compared to fractionated oil. It is functional and contains natural vitamin E, anti-oxidant properties and moisturizing ability. Its liquid form enhances its mixing properties making it an excellent for medicaments and therapeutic agents. Nutri-Oil is non-drying, a natural emollient and miscible to most essential oils and solvents, and has a very long shelf life. For cosmetic, ayuvedic, and pharmaceutical applications.

Evening Primrose Oil. TheThe evening primrose plant was used for healing by North American natives long before the Europeans came. However, the therapeutic properties of its seed oil is a recent discovery. It contains 72% linoleic acid, an essential fatty acid that is abundant in commercial seed oils. EPO also contains 9% gamma-linolenic acid which is present in only a few other plant seeds. It is widely cultivated in North America, parts of Europe, and in China. For dietary and cosmetic application.

Fractionated Coconut oil used in aromatherapy and massage is liquid medium chain tryglycerides. Water-clear, light texture, odorless, tasteless with an indefinite shelf life (will not become rancid). Unlike other coconut oils, it is not a 'complete' oil, but a specific selection and combination of fatty acids contained within coconut oils. The benefit of fractionated oil is that specific constituents are separated out and used as ingredients in manufacturing applications. For example, fractions having a very low melting point (and little amount of natural glycerin) are useful as viscosity modifiers. Fast becoming a favourite of aromatherapists because it is miscible with essential oils, penetrating, and of light viscosity. Cosmetic, clinical nutrition, and pharmaceutical use.

Jojoba Oil. Jojoba plant is native in arid parts of continental US particularly Arizona and in the northern part of Mexico. Not an oil, it is actually a liquid wax, with excellent penetrating qualities and great moisturizing attributes for the skin. Jojoba is very functional in hair care formulations; an excellent moisturizer on the hair shaft, it also cleans, softens and conditions hair and prevents brittleness. Penetrates down to the scalp and hair shaft to loosen and dissolves hardened and buit-up sebum. Jojoba also exhibits an excellent keratoplastic effect and brings out the hair's natural shine and overtone.

Elipe Butter. Illipe butter is the fat obtained from the nuts of Shorea stenoptera, a wild crop in the jungle of SouthEast Asia particularly in the island of Borneo. It is pale yellow solid fat after extraction, which turns quickly into green color. It has recently been introduced as a cosmetic raw material and is used in various skin-care preparations such as nourishing night creams, sun products, masks, and lip balms. It is the exotic butter that comes closest to matching cocoa butter in triglyceride composition. Illipe butter is recommended to heal sores and mouth ulcers. It reinforces the skin lipidic barrier and helps maintain skin moisturization.

Kokum Butter. Kokum butter is obtained from the fruit kernel of Garcinia indica, which grows in the savanna areas in parts of the Indian subcontinent. It has very high content ofstearic-oleic-stearic triglycerides. It is the most stable and hardest exotic butter with a melting point of 38-40 C. It has good white color even without refining. Kokum butter has been used as an astringent, local application to ulceration and fissures of lips, hands, and sole. Suitable for applications in skin and hair products, acne products, and skin tonics.

Kukui Nut Oil. Kukui nut oil is a compound of the oily phase and contains essential fatty acids (linoleic acid and linolenic acid) which are similar to skin lipids. Kukui nut oil presents moisturizing and restructuring effects on skin, film forming and conditioning on hair. Excellent for nourishing shampoo, anti-wrinkle creams, body massage oils, emollient creams for dry, sensitive and delicate skin; after sun-products; lip balms; softening or anti-aging creams. Cosmetic use only.

Macadamia Nut Oil. Macadamia specie is native to Australia and now cultivated in the islands of Hawaii. In addition to being a healthy food oil, Macadamia nut oil works to improve skin structure and moisturization by strengthening the skin lipidic barrier. It has emollient, regenerative and skin conditioning properties. It is a recommended ingredient for: nourishing shampoos for dry hair, moisturizing creams for dry skin and baby skin, anti-wrinkle cremes, and lip balms.

Mango Butter. Mango butter is obtained from de-shelled fruit kernels of the mango tree, Mangifera indica native to sub-continental India and the tropics. It has just been recently introduced in the cosmetic industry and is a promising ingredient because of its emollient properties, high oxidative ability, and its suitability for replacement of paraffin-based emollient. It has remarkable regenerative activity due to its content in unsaponiable matter. It is a soft solid with a melting point between 31°-36° C and a very slight sweet scent. It has a protective effect against UV radiation. A useful and beneficial ingredient in skin care products, lotions, massage creams, and hair products.

Mono'i de Tahiti. An exotic oil of Tahitian origin, in use for 2000 years (give or take a couple of centuries). A combination of two components: Tahitian coconut oil and Gardenia flower essence blended the process of "enfleurage". It is claimed that the unique volcanic soil of the Tahitian islands impart qualities to the ingredients which can not be duplicated anywhere else in the world. Golden yellow color. An elegant moisturizer and superfatting agent. Natural form or with added scent. Cosmetic use only.

Neem Tree Oil. Neem tree or margosa (Azadica Indica) is indigenous to South Asia and found in most part of the Indian sub-continent. All parts of Neem tree are useful although the one that is commonly used for cosmetic and skin care purposes is the oil from the seed. Neem oil has a strong odor, brownish green color. The active ingredient is Azadirachtin but more of 25 other compounds have been identified. Neem oil offers moisturizing, regenerative and restructuring properties. It can be used for damaged and delicate hair, hand creams, facial care and after sun-products.

Sal Butter. Sal butter is obtained from the kernels of the Sal tree, Shorea robusta, a tree growing wild in the jungle of forests of North, East, and Central India. Sal is used locally for cooking and soap production. It is comparable to cocoa butter in physical properties and is used in some similar applications. Like mango butter, it combines good emolliency properties with superior oxidative stability. It is solid at room temperature with a melting point of 34°-38°C. Used in skin and hair products, stick products, hair pomades, and dry-skin lotions.
Shea Butter This butter is from the kernels of the shea nut tree, Butyrospermum parkii, native to Western Africa. It is a tallow-like substance extracted by hydraulic pressing or screw expellers. In crude form, it can be yellow or grey but is whitish if refined. Shea butter is non-toxic and non-irritating and derived totally from renewable natural resources. Traditionally it has been used in Africa as a medical balm for rheumatism, muscle aches, bums, and light wounds. Its unique fatty acid composition makes it a suitable emollient for many-skin-care applications, such as baby-care products, massage creams, make-up, and similar products. One unique characteristic of shea butter is its content of unsaponiables (up to 8%) which imparts soothing properties and provides extra sun protection.

Virgin Oil De Coco-Creme™ A virgin, cold-pressed, vitamin E rich, "biologically pure" coconut oil, identical to unextracted oil from coconuts. Extracted from fresh coconut milk in a process that eliminates high temperature and solvents. In liquid form (melts at 22°C.), it is a clear, extra-light viscosity oil with sweet coconut flavour. The "virgin oil process" conserves all functional attributes inherent in natural coconut oil substances of squallene, sterol and useful volatile components are preserved. Its natural emolliency, moisturizing and antioxidant characteristics make it superb for rejuvenating dry, stressed and aging skin. Virgin Oil De Coco-Creme is versatile: It can replace expensive exotic butters; an excellent carrier oil, and has medicinal uses. Food, cosmetic, pharmaceutical and clinical nutrition use

Amber fragrance oil 16 oz

2. Choose 2-3 essential oils based on the effect you require, and calculate the number of drops to use. Add to the carrier oil. Close the bottle and label it clearly. Shake well before use.

Extremely low dilution for very sensitive skin, children & babies:
Use just 1 drop essential oil per 10 ml carrier oil,
or use sweet almond oil by itself