Has anyone tried adding this to homemade lotion for fragrance?
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I have added it to my moisturizer. It seems like the moisturizer penetrates my skin a little more, and at the very least, gives my face a more dewy, vibrant look. It also makes my moisturizer a bit lighter and texture, which I like, because I'm able to spread it on my face easier, giving it a more silky feel. I also use this rose water with the Elma & Sana moisturizing clay-I can't say that I really discern a difference between using the rose water and just regular water, but when I wash the clay off, my face is much tighter, pores *appear* smaller, and I look like I just got a professional facial. I have added it to my moisturizer. It seems like the moisturizer penetrates my skin a little more, and at the very least, gives my face a more dewy, vibrant look. It also makes my moisturizer a bit lighter and texture, which I like, because I'm able to spread it on my face easier, giving it a more silky feel. I also use this rose water with the Elma & Sana moisturizing clay-I can't say that I really discern a difference between using the rose water and just regular water, but when I wash the clay off, my face is much tighter, pores *appear* smaller, and I look like I just got a professional... » Read More I have added it to my moisturizer. It seems like the moisturizer penetrates my skin a little more, and at the very least, gives my face a more dewy, vibrant look. It also makes my moisturizer a bit lighter and texture, which I like, because I'm able to spread it on my face easier, giving it a more silky feel. I also use this rose water with the Elma & Sana moisturizing clay-I can't say that I really discern a difference between using the rose water and just regular water, but when I wash the clay off, my face is much tighter, pores *appear* smaller, and I look like I just got a professional facial. « Show Less
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In place of water I pour some straight into a squeeze bottle and add cosmetic grade H.A. powder to it to make beauty serum, and use that together with my rose scented Weleda facial lotion.
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I have not added it to lotion but I have added it to sprays, deodarants, etc that I make at home. Depending on the lotion it will add a scent but if the lotion has a scent already it may not add as much scent as you think. PLUS it will water it down since it is a water and not an oil. I would add it to a thick fragrence free lotion.
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I usually combine it with my moisturizer. I haven't tried it afterword but I think it would work.
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Some people mix it with jojoba oil. I haven't got that to work for me yet but it did get soft enough to cut so I chop it up and melt chunks it in my hands. I must admit its a not great to use. But if you want to smell like chocolate this is the way to go. I wouldn't give it a low rating because it is what it is.
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I have never used it like that but have mixed it in with coconut oil to make a lotion and it works well with that...I would be cautious if using it in a bath due to "areas" that could be sensitive to the oils....
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You could, but I'd use CeraVe Baby Lotion. It doesn't contain parabens or sulfites: CeraVe Baby Lotion, 8 Ounce
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Mainly in my car. On the dashboard I placed a little metal container from a crafts store, with some cotton in it (a container meant for some cosmetic cream). Container is glued to the dashboard with a double sided sticking tape. I place a few drops of the fragrance and it smells really nice. It's not a lasting effect , but maybe that's better. To prevent the fragrance from evaporating to fast I cover the container with a lid, when I'm not in the car.
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I have not. But, I am using Dr. Bronner's Pure Castile Soap - Lavender. I would like to know the answer as well since I like to add essential oils to my soap.
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I mix it with a non scented lotion, 2-4 drops for a few pumps (1/5 oz) of lotion. I have put it on directly too, but it is easier to get even with lotion. Carrier oils work but at least for my skin they took a long time to dry.
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Yes. Also, this product has a light vanilla fragrance. Not a heavy lotion. Works well.
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I do & have had no problems. I also mix it with an equal amount of moisturizer for a lighter look.
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You sure can! Just be careful with the amount b you use! Too much can add a weird feel to lotions. Hope this helped!
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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.
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I would think so, maybe about 10-15 drops in 8 oz or more lotion. I had not thought of that. I mixed with witch hazel and made spray.
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I have not had any experience close to that while wearing this lotion. It's not water soluble. It doesn't cake up on your skin because it's very light.
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Although I have not put lotion in one of ours I don't see any reason you couldn't. If you are concerned the lotion might be too thick to pass through the unit just put in a small amount and give it a "test" run. Wherever they sell these units they advertise that you can put lotion in them.
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I used it in some lotion bars I made..however it was too strong...I recommend using the scented body oils for potions and soaps...
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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