Can you add essentail oils for fragrance?
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I am imagining vaporizing oils in general would be bad imagine that oil being stuck on your windows and all over the house. The humidifiers that do use fragrance I bet don't use oil based
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The plastic housing would cause the oils to degrade. I've always wished they would be compatible too! You can mix them with a small amount of water in a dark glass spray bottle and manually diffuse into the room (even water will degrade the oils , so mix in small batches for quicker use)
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I'm not sure. I've never tried to use essential oils. You might be able to put a few drops in the water, but I would check with the manufacturer first.
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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!
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I don't believe that you can. The water reservoir is below the filter, so there really is no where to put the oils so that they will be dispersed with the water.
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I would have to ask the post office if it is allowed...however it is expensive to ship fragrances so far. Are you willing to spend the money?
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Essential oils are to be conbined with a "carrier" oil. like grapeseed oil which has no smell. You add the essential oil(s) to your liking and you use this for massage oil. Essential oils are thin (watery), yes all of them.
915618
Can you use oils in an aromatherapy diffuser? If you can then the answer is yes...
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I personally use the essential oils, they are much more concentrated. I think you would have to use ALOT of perfume to get the same effect.
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You could just buy food grade D-Limonene here (http://www.amazon.com/Blubonic-Industries-d-Limonene-Solvent-Dlimonene/dp/B009SSGW48/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid;=1399537071&sr;=8-5&keywords;=limonene) and then add it to whichever oil you'd like in the quantities that you desire.
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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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I have only used this oil for its scent, by smelling it or by adding it to water to boil. I don't know about adding a couple of drops and drinking it. Sorry.
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Yes you can do that. It doesn't require more than a couple of drops of oil placed on the pad to provide a nice scent. This is a very economical way to diffuse essential oils in a small room.
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You can use any essential oil - I've used lemon, peppermint, thieves, purification, peace & calming, lavender, sometimes I combine a couple drops to make my own blend.
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We currently do not test our fragrance oils in soaps, but we do show the usage information on the label. Very Vanilla is approved for candles & bath/body usage, so you can safely use it to make bath and body products.
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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
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ok sweetie I have been doing aromatherapy over 20 yrs. and no one gave you a very good answer! You MUST blend these oils (except lavender and tea tree) oh it will bur you!!! You can make a cologne or perfume with ALCOHOL not rubbing some folks use vodka say can't smell it but I can I use pure alcohol and let it sit a couple weeks. Now you can also use a "carrier" like Almond oil...etc. ..also you can buy a unfragranced lotion or cream ...PLEASE DON'T JUST MIX IT WITH WATER AND GET BURNED!! thank you
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no but if you add Thieves essential oil from Young Living in it like I do- it makes it that way and smells amazing! Order Thieves essential oils at www.youngliving.org/knat2
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Generally I don't think that essential oils are supposed to be used full-strength on skin, but rather diluted first with a carrier oil. Apparently using the oil alone could cause allergic reactions or problems for people with certain health conditions. I'd suggest being safe and looking up some good advice on how to use essential oil as perfume (from someone more knowledgeable than me :-); I found a little bit of info at aromaweb.com, although there is an abundance of info out there. That said, I do think that vanilla is one of the few essential oils that would smell good as a perfume.
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I switch scents all the time. Just rinse it out and wipe with a paper towel, refill with distilled water and add your favorite oil.
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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.