Can you add it to homemade lotions, oils, and body sprays?
1167847
Yes I put it on my wrist and behind my ear lobes and sometimes between my breast. Then I put my perfume on as normal. It only takes a dab of it. But seems to get same results with or without other perfume or lotions.
1167848
I havent tried mixing it. It worked for me when i put it on my wrists and neck then i spray perfume, specifically Lanvin Eclat. Works really great!
323356
I would think so. I usually mix up whatever I have in a separate container and pour it into the sprayer but I think you could mix it up in the sprayer if you so desired. Hope this helps.
560285
Yes it can spray in hand first you can put body lotion on before applying body dreach Its awesome i tan in tanning bed i use this in hard to tan areas looks even nice color its best i have ever used i brought a 3 pak at 30.00 great deal
196055
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.
1403004
I mix it with other oils as a facial moisturizer but it can be used on its own. It's definitely multi-purpose and can be used on the hair and skin. Excellent product!
1920944
No--you'd use too much and be too greasy if you did that. What I do is put the amount of moisturizer I would use in my palm, drop 2-3 drops of rose hip oil on it, and mix with my finger before applying.
1284706
Yes, absolutely.. That's it's purpose. You can also put on a layer of your favorite lotion right before you dip in the paraffin for even smoother skin. Or just apply lotion afterwards.
5790
I don't see why not - I use this to spray a combination of water and other oily substances like body oil and orange oil, and it works great.
495316
No, you would not need a preservative if you mixed your own lotion containing: magnesium, water and coconut oil together. As magnesium chloride is a salt and already a self preserver. In addition, you may be interested to know that Ancient Minerals also makes a great lotion, gel and spray as well. Enjoy!
3193
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.
1388689
Good question. From what I find you can mix with any of those oils. Should not be used with baby oil or any other mineral oil
2247693
Yup. That's exactly what I use it for. That and making homemade lotions. I've even added it to my roller blends.
1884721
I believe so but you might want to .mix it with a nother such as an alcohol. Look on internet. Sorry but the scent is wonderful.
171576
Yes, you can. If you want to add a few drops of carrier oil such as mineral oil, almond oil or another carrier oil.
1152751
You could use it with coconut oil no problem. the lotion works alone just fine though too
667873
I agree with the previous answer. It is wonderful in making magnesium oil, foot or bath soaks and in magnesium body butter and lotion.
943240
If you mean to warm/melt ingredients to mix them, I would definitely say yes! If you mean to just keep them warm all day for use on people's skin, I'm not sure - it might be a little too warm. There is no temp control on the unit, only on or off. So you'd have to test it with the scrubs/lotions you want to use and see if it feels too hot to you.