Can you use these oils to make perfume?
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I bought these as a gift, so I haven't used them. However, they are oils not essences, so I don't think you can.
682734
No they are not. I used them to make bath bombs with essential oils, they now smell so strong of the oils they are now used for crafts only!
636179
It sucks the oil up into the clay of the egg, so I'd guess you could only use one type of scent if you decided to do that. Otherwise, you'd be mixing scents.
1505354
I would say no because the consistency of the oil is very light and it may not mix thoroughly with the wax. But that's just my opinion, I have not made candles with theses oils. Perhaps buy 1 bottle and try?
2170353
Yes you can. Used for cuts ,colds and for lots of other medicinal purposes. Info should be printed on the label in fine print.Can be mixed with on Guard oil .Just 1 drop of oil of each oil added to the diffuser.
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Most essential oils should never be used on the skin undiluted. To use as a perfume, they should be combined with "carrier oils" (like almond oil), waxes, butters, alcohols, or other diluting media. Because they're so concentrated, if you use them without diluting, they can irritate the skin (with some exceptions, like tea trea and some others). But it's very easy to mix this oil with a medium and use it as perfume - the internet is full of recipes. I put this in homemade lotion, and it smells great.
14872
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.
2210072
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!!!!
837061
Hi Jennifer I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use the essential oil. You just have to use it sparingly.
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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 am sorry! I don't do soap making! When I use these oils it will be for making hair care products. Sorry I was not much help.
857245
I don't know what other chemicals are in your perfume; you'll also need to be sure the funnel fits the opening of the botle being used. if the funnel is too large, you might make one with waxed or parchment paper.
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These are high quality oils from a great company. I'd use the oils to flavor natural tooth paste (something im spitting out ) but not to cook with and eat. You're better off getting dry lavender flowers and grinding them in a coffee grinder for baking or tea and a tiny bit goes a long way.
75385
Yes, you can use any synthetic oil designed for this purpose. Never use oils from hydrocarbons.
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Yes, these essential oils work great in a diffuser. I add approximately 8 to 10 drops to water in my diffuser and it creates a wonderful aroma! :o)
105350
I dont see why not. I have not used these for soaps but I have used other similar essential oil mixes in homemade soaps and they worked wonderfully!
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I'm sure they would blend nicely in lotion and possibly soap. I blend a few drops of essential oils with coconut oil and it works well. I know from experience, it takes a ton of oil for candle making and is not worth the time or effort.