can you use these as perfume oils
2014942
Yes. But put oil in a carrier oil or water to dilute before using as a perfume. The oils are very strong and you don't want to put directly on as a perfume
2014943
Yes. What you do is mix them with a little vodka and refrigerate it cor two days as it says in the information insert that comes with the oils.
2014944
Absolutely. We use these oils to our massage cream at our salon for aroma therapy during massage. :)
2014945
Yes, although it is best to use a carrier oil with them or put them in a spray bottle of water because they are strong and once I tried to use peppermint as a perfume and it really burned. These are concentrated and powerful. Some can be used topically as the tea tree oil when I have a pimple, I put a dab of that straight onto the pimple and it's gone in a day. I have also used the lavender directly on the temples to relieve headaches and congestion. As perfume though, I would mix it with some oil or water to dilute its potency or apply a small amount to my sleeve instead of directly onto the skin. Hope that helps!
2014946
Yes, although it is best to use a carrier oil with them or put them in a spray bottle of water because they are strong and once I tried to use peppermint as a perfume and it really burned. These are concentrated and powerful. Some can be used topically as the tea tree oil when I have a pimple, I put a dab of that straight onto the pimple and it's gone in a day. I have also used the lavender directly on the temples to relieve headaches and congestion. As perfume though, I would mix it with some oil or water to dilute its potency or apply a small amount to my sleeve instead of directly onto the skin. Hope that helps! Yes, although it is best to use a carrier oil with them or put them in a spray bottle of water because they are strong and once I tried to use peppermint as a perfume and it really burned. These are concentrated and powerful. Some can be used topically as the tea tree oil when I have a pimple, I put a dab of that straight onto the pimple and it's gone in a day. I have also used the lavender directly on the temples to relieve headaches and congestion. As perfume though, I would mix it with some oil or water to dilute its potency or apply a small amount to my sleeve instead of directly onto... » Read More Yes, although it is best to use a carrier oil with them or put them in a spray bottle of water because they are strong and once I tried to use peppermint as a perfume and it really burned. These are concentrated and powerful. Some can be used topically as the tea tree oil when I have a pimple, I put a dab of that straight onto the pimple and it's gone in a day. I have also used the lavender directly on the temples to relieve headaches and congestion. As perfume though, I would mix it with some oil or water to dilute its potency or apply a small amount to my sleeve instead of directly onto the skin. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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I wouldn't want to tell you to do that since most humidifier manufacturers suggest you don't put oils of ANY kind in them. You may want to read the booklet/instruction manual that came with your particular humidifier to find out if it is safe or not per that manufacturer. Also, since these are not ESSENTIAL oils just FRAGRANCE oils there is no therapeutic benefit to reap from putting them in your humidifier, but I'm sure they would release pleasant scent just the same. I hope I've been of some help.
1766723
No...i would not use it as a perfume because it will make you sleepy. one drop on your neck at the top of your spine or one drop on the bottom of your big toe (and only ONE drop) will make you sleep like a baby.
919380
That probably wouldn't work for this. I think the filter would get dirty very fast and it may filter out most of the fragrance. Anything by the ZAQ brand of aromatherapy diffusers work great for what you're wanting :) Amazon sells these as well. Hope that helped!
2044566
Hi Rachel,They are not that grade of oil that is to be used topically on the body. Only in aromatherapy and cleaning things I believe.
1799511
Aromatherapy gurus may not advocate mixing commercial lotions with essential oils, but they do counsel you to mix them with coconut oil (which can be in a solid or liquid form) and used as a lotion. In terms of physically can this be done, sure. I use some oils directly on my skin, and others you should cut with oils like grapeseed, coconut, almond oil, etc. You ought to consult a book about essential oils to see which can be used directly (called "neat") or which have to be diluted.
1505356
As far as I know yes they can. According to the info I have read, heat does diminish the medical effectiveness of the oil, but not their wonderful smells.
2242859
I tried to make perfume out of these; using mineral oils, and other products, but I guess I am allergic. I cannot personally apply any of these to my skin at all. I use them to make my home smell nice; that's about it. I have had others apply it to their skin and it did not bother them, so I guess it is up to your skin whether you can handle it or not.
1782830
I would not use these for oil caps. They are standard dry fare. look around and ask the essential oil people how to do it. http://heritageessentialoils.com/search.php
1254423
yes, but they are not ingestible. they are more scented oil instead of essential oil so they will be aromatic but not necessarily homeopathic
135910
I don't see why not. It will probably make it much easier to fill up as opposed to perfume from a spray bottle.
813865
I don't see why not I have used lavender essential oil and am currently using oil of thieves in mine, just be sure to fill with water to the line and then how ever many drops of oil you wish without being overpowering
1191031
Yes but the scent will be milder as they are not as concentrated. Good for a very small space. In a larger room you may find you want the oils
118544
I don't know that brand, but if it's an oil or perfume, I think it will work perfectly. I used vanilla extract one day as an experiment and it worked fine.
1755933
Probably so. You would want to make sure the perfume won't melt in a pocket from the body heat. I add just a teeny bit of extra. Eeswax to myup balm to prevent that.
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.
95807
I probably would not, as it says on the label, not for human consumption. I would by oils specifically for diffusers, you might look at doTerra. Amazon has those...