Creating Fragrances
Can anyone recommend a good site for purchasing essential oils and blends? I have so many favorites and would love to experiment with various combinations. As a single fragrance I love the woodsy...
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I like grapeseed carrier oil - I have sensitive skin myself and find that this is a nice greasy oil that doesn't react, but that the skin can absorb readily.I experimented with my oils the other night...
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I haven't tried grapeseed oil yet, but I should. I've been using cold pressed sweet almond oil.I like patchouli blends also. Usually with sandalwood. To me patchouli by itself smells to "piney" for...
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Hermitladee...Thanks for recommending the website! It's a great place to shop for oils. I couldn't find the Patchouli Amber Spice oil. Is it called by a different name?
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www.mountainroseherbs.com/bath/bath.phpIt took me a while to find it! I have the catalog at home and saw it, but I had not looked for it online. If you try it, let me know if you like it.
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Thanks for locating the oil for me on their website! I ordered some today...along with some massage oil to put in my husband's stocking! It's a Christmas/Yule present for me as well!
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My oils arrived today from Mountain Rose Herbals Hermitladee. The massage oils feel wonderful and I like the scents. I'll have to wait and see about future results once my husband gets them in his...
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Oooh, I had a good combination I just discovered. It's Sandalwood, Patchouli, and Ylang Ylang. I used it for some sensual soaps & lotions. Smells very good. Had a good effect for me too. LoL Not...
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Anjelle, do you have a good and easy lotion recipe to share? I've been using almond oil and beeswax melted together, then slowly poured into water, and essential oils, then I'm done. I have learned...
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LoL Unfortunately, I use one of those looong recipes from online. I'll have to try yours. On a side note: different oils feel different to the skin, so maybe experiment with that?--AnjelleReality is...
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If you want to try the recipe, here it is...1/2 oz. beeswax - shaved or cut up3/4 Cup Oil of your choice - in a glass measuring cupPut wax in oil that is in measuring cup. Place cup in a pan of water...
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Thank you for sharing! That looks a lot simpler that what I've been doing. Too bad I already did all my christmas/yule lotions! LoL--AnjelleReality is subjective
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