Can you use this oil mixed with others to make purfume and lotions? Or is it to strong?
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I would see why not given its just peppermint oil. what you'd do though depending on what purfume or lotion you want to mix it with only add a small drop each time till it get's to be the smell you want. on the rare case that it messes with your skin try to water it down a little. when i got mine i figured out it needed to be watered down a good bit when mixing it with other scents. though for most oils that are natural, as long as you have not allergies to them, you can mix them with what you want. i hope this answers your question.
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You can mix this oil with different ones to make lotions. A lot of people will use Shea butter and whip them with different oils that can be used on both skin and hair. It takes a little bit of research for the best combination. Not sure about Perfume, but I'm pretty sure so long as it's diluted. You can look up the difference between essential oils and carrier oils.
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I do use it along with some of those very same ingredients that you've listed ☺️. They seem to complement each other. Just make sure that you use a wonderful moisterizer as well.
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I have researched the oil and when mixing it yourself you would only use 10 drops of the oil in a pint of other ingredients. So while you think you are getting ripped off, you are not. 10 drops is all that is needed and it is the active ingredient.
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You could use it with coconut oil no problem. the lotion works alone just fine though too
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I would do other way around let oil sink in. I use lotion more than oil and it works amazingly
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Yes! I have used it to make lotion, lotion bars, and lip balm. Love it! It does have a rich chocolate scent that is impossible to cover, so don't try. Use Shea butter instead. But the chocolate scent works really well combined with peppermint or orange. Basic recipe is equal parts butter (Shea or Cocoa) and an oil (coconut, olive) with beeswax (amount determines how firm the product will be). Best way to test a recipe is to start with small amounts, place ingredients in a small jelly jar, and heat in a pan of water until everything melts. Remove from heat, let sit for a few minutes and then stir in essentials oils if using. The jar becomes your storage container, so you don't have any cleanup.
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I have never used it like that but have mixed it in with coconut oil to make a lotion and it works well with that...I would be cautious if using it in a bath due to "areas" that could be sensitive to the oils....
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I personally always mix Essential oils with carrier oils when using them on babies and young children. I have tried mixing this Essential oil with Almond oil, coconut oil and Shea Butter and they all work well.
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Absolutely. It is not very fragrant so can be used to mix with other oils. But by itself it works well. Moisturizes, slick, but not greasy. Also, no issues that I have seen with staining sheets or other materials.
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You can but it is not enough in the jar for lotion use. When you think of lotion you see larger bottles. There is a lotion in this same ingriedents but it is crappy as heck. This stuff truly works you just have to be careful because it will lighten your skin shades lighter,
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I have never tried, but I can say this... This oil is very thick and sticky. It may take a bit of mixing to blend with additional products. I used it for extream scars received in a wreck and I think it did a fantastic job on helping it heal.
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Yes you can but not alone. You would add the essential oil to a base oil. I believe there are recipes on line.
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I don't *think* so -- it is very thick and sometimes gives me a pimple if I use too much. Check the ingredient list for oils??
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It is very strong so if you try it, be careful how much of it you use. It has a nice smell. By the way, you need to check to see if you can put this stuff on your hair and if it can be mixed with conditioner because sometimes mixing things can backfire
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No, in its user's manual says that you can not mix the water with any other substance, such as aromatic oil or lotion.
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I just used 16oz shea to 8oz coconut oil and mixed it with my stand mixer. I got a several month supply out of that and still gave some away.
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I would assume so. I haven't used esential oils in this way. I make my own "poo-pouri". I do know that it would have to be used sparingly, because full-strength would stain your hands and clothing. I put a few drops on a washcloth and it stained it yellowish-brown. Good luck!