Can I mix this with your grapeseed oil? Im looking for a great massage oil and my wife loves the smell of Lavender.
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From what I've read, you would be looking for aromatherapy oil and not essential oil. The essential oil is undiluted and can actually irritate the skin. Aromatherapy oils have been diluted with a carrier oil like jojoba or almond, intended to be used for massage and perfumes, otherwise things that contact the skin. Hope this helps!
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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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The lavender flowers seem to be very "pure", but with any herbal product to be used for cooking, you should make sure there aren't any extraneous sticks or grassy materials before you add them to your recipe. These are so fragrant that you will find them very useful for many aromatherapy uses such as sachets and pot pourrie. I did add some of the lavender to my home made version of herbs de provence (found the recipe online) and so far have enjoyed using the herbal mixture to season meats of all types. Enjoy!
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Hi, this oil really isn't an oil, it's watery. So I don't think it'll really mix with other oils. Maybe, I'm sorry I just don't know.
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I tried a mix with grape seep oil because it is also good for your skin. This didn't work for me, the dmae would not fully dissolve in the oil. I have not attempted mixing it in water yet
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I haven't used this to make a scrub, I usually use grapeseed oil for that...that being said, I don't see why this wouldn't work.
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Yes I have used lavender and coconut oil :) works wonder but the face cradle gets oily after use :)
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Yes, Lavender is one of few essential oils that can be used without dilution, even for burns. But it´ll work better for cosmetic purpose when added to a carrier, moisturizing oil (jojoba, almond, grape seed...)
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The oil we used is grape seed oil and it is so much better that veg.oil and we use sea salt instead of table salt. Sooo Good!!Hope this helps!
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I mix with a little lavender oil. My 9 yr old son has ADHD, this oil helps him relax and focus a great deal while in class. I place a small amount behind his ears and back of neck. I'm not sure if it will irritate your face when mixing with lavender oil.
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Yes i believe so. The FDA allows U.S. food oils to be prepared using hexane as an extraction method, and this is quite common for canola oil and grape seed oil. Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/044380_grape_seed_oil_hexane_gasoline_derivative.html#ixzz3aEHhebIk
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Yes, this lavender would be appropriate for oil or glycerine infusions. These are just grosso french lavender buds.
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Absolutely! I mix them all the time depending on what smells I'm going for and what energy I want to create. These oils are the best! So amazing
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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.
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Hm.. I would not do it. The oil is not that consentraited. Its more for massage than for smell.
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yes, but there are some better ones,, Dead sea mud, and lavender with rose clay and dead sea mud,, but the Jasmine and rose oil will do great
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I have no idea. You might contact the seller, but I don't really trust them to know. They weren't very helpful when I complained that this "essential oil" wouldn't mix with other oils.