Can i use fragrance oils that are used for soaps and candles?
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Yes, but make sure to keep the screen cleaned well after each use, and remember that those oils are typically full of artificial perfumes and harsh chemicals, so you'll be inhaling that.
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Honestly I'm not sure. I assume you could as long as they aren't sticky so they don't clog the screen inside
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I don't believe you can use fragrance oils only essential oils. Fragrance oils will clog the device along with citrus essential oils.
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You absolutely can! It's awesome to use oils in the bath. It's very soothing and cleansing. I've used these ones in the bath. And what's great is you don't need to use much oil. This brand in particular is very potent, in a good way, so they've lasted me a long time since I have to use less for the effect. Something I really love about them is on the label they give "common uses" of each oil. I know a decent amount about essential oils, but I've learned a lot more about other uses for them now. Very helpful. No matter what you use these for, I would almost guarantee that you won't be disappointed. Great quality at an insanely cheap price- so hard to find! You absolutely can! It's awesome to use oils in the bath. It's very soothing and cleansing. I've used these ones in the bath. And what's great is you don't need to use much oil. This brand in particular is very potent, in a good way, so they've lasted me a long time since I have to use less for the effect. Something I really love about them is on the label they give "common uses" of each oil. I know a decent amount about essential oils, but I've learned a lot more about other uses for them now. Very helpful. No matter what you use these for, I would almost guarantee that you won't... » Read More You absolutely can! It's awesome to use oils in the bath. It's very soothing and cleansing. I've used these ones in the bath. And what's great is you don't need to use much oil. This brand in particular is very potent, in a good way, so they've lasted me a long time since I have to use less for the effect. Something I really love about them is on the label they give "common uses" of each oil. I know a decent amount about essential oils, but I've learned a lot more about other uses for them now. Very helpful. No matter what you use these for, I would almost guarantee that you won't be disappointed. Great quality at an insanely cheap price- so hard to find! « Show Less
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I have read that any basic oil would work but the fragrance additives etc. I would be more trusting of using mineral oil. I have used olive oil in the past as well but more expensive than mineral oil.
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You could add these oils to a carrier oil (olive oil, coconot oil, grapeseed oil, etc.) for massage, just make sure you do an allergy test first, especially if you're working on clients. These Fragrance oils are synthetic and not to be confused with Essential oils. They are strictly for scent. There are recipes online to guide you with how many drops to use per ounce of carrier oil for massages.
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Yes, definitely. If you add some essential oils, you can fragrance it, too! It should work great!
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Yes you can. It can also be used for soap and other things. I think there might be some videos on YouTube about it.
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Yes. I use the I scented beads so I can add essential oils for fragrance and medicinal uses.
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Not to my knowledge. Suggest contacting seller-ScentSations- for reliable advice. They are very good with Customer Support.
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No, this special scented liquid is not exactly an oil and can only be used in a ceramic type burner such as Lampe Berger.
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I would not use it in a candle as heat does destroy some of the elements of essential oils. I would recommend buying a cold evaporatin diffuser instead. You can buy one that operates with batteries if you don't have an outdoor outlet where you want to use it. However if there is a breeze placement is important.
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It depends on the plant of origin and which part it comes from. Most EOs are volatiles, kind of like alcohol. If you can put these fragrances here in a Rainbow, you can put lavender oil in one. But BE CAREFUL. Don't use resin-based oils like frankincense. Stick with oils from the aerial parts like leaves and flowers.
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No. Pure essential oils (such as these) float on water's surface in concentrated droplets so should not be used with your diffuser. There are many reasonably-priced diffusers available for purchase that are specifically made for essential oils.
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I buy Doterra Essential oils and use all that are labeled for aroma therapy. I am not sure it would matter what kinds of oil you use. The diffuser comes with a measuring cup so you know how much water to fill in and then add a few drops of oil.
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I believe you can use absolutely any essential oil you choose, it's a really large well of water and I usually put about 10-12 drops of oil in, I tend to stick to lavender as the others leave a sticky residue over time but yes, lemon or citrus blends would work, sounds like you have some lovely combinations, all of these fragrances are ok to use in my opinion! Thanks!
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i have not used it for that but you would probably have to use some kind of carrier oil to do that. i have ,however, put this on potpourri to add scent and it worked great!!!!
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I'm sorry. I only use it to disperse in the air, as a fragrance. So I don't know. I only have ever used essential oils for room fragrance purposes.
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Yes you can, I am using lemon, wild orange and breath (a blend of oils). I have not seen a problem yet. And yes I have seen those that you cannot use citrus oils, but so far so good.