Is this a perfume oil for your skin, or is it for oil lamps? I heard some are for both, but it's not mentioned in the description here.
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This is primarily a perfume oil for your skin. If you mean, "oil lamps" to be the small arati lamps that you use for ceremonies, one would primarily use ghee for this purpose. It's possible you could try adding bit of this oil for fragrance ~ try it and see!
584700
I use it on skin,just a few drops.People love the smell.Never tried it on lamps
584701
I don't have the container anymore. I believe the bottle says "massage" and it is listed as a "perfume." I have never had any concerns or irritation when it has been applied to skin. I have used it with a couple of drops in water, over a tea light. It works that way too. Hope that helps!
584702
You can use it for your skin but avoid contact with clothes just use it on your skin
14872
I'm sorry. I only use it to disperse in the air, as a fragrance. So I don't know. I only have ever used essential oils for room fragrance purposes.
737753
I never buy oils with that designation because it's essentially meaningless. Feels scammy to me, even if they're decent oils. I've never used this product.
466680
Its good if you have oily skin. It does dry your face out a bit so if you have dry skin or during the winter months it can be a little harsh. I am now using Afrian Black Soap face and body wash, its a little more affordable and if i get a bit dry, I use Honeybee Gardens Hydrosol Face and Body Mist (it has essential oils in it, but isn't too heavy). This is a great product though, just found something more affordable!
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Sorry but the other answer is wrong. Not all essential oils are safe on skin or to consume. To use this like a perfume, mix with a little bit of another oil like coconut, jojoba or even olive oil. You can even make a solid perfume! Go on Pinterest to find lots of recipes. Hope this helps.
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you should use an oil that is 'steam distilled' if you are planning on using this on your skin. the description on this oil reads distilled, it does not specify 'steam distilled' which most manufacturers are usually quite happy to 'Shout Out' about, as it costs more to do this method.I know you are seeing that this is a pure oil and you're thinking that it costs so much less than the 'other essential oils' , one of the reasons they cost more is that they are steam distilled, not chemically distilled like I suspect this one probably is. My safety motto is: If the label doesn't say it, always assume it isn't. you should use an oil that is 'steam distilled' if you are planning on using this on your skin. the description on this oil reads distilled, it does not specify 'steam distilled' which most manufacturers are usually quite happy to 'Shout Out' about, as it costs more to do this method.I know you are seeing that this is a pure oil and you're thinking that it costs so much less than the 'other essential oils' , one of the reasons they cost more is that they are steam distilled, not chemically distilled like I suspect this one probably is. My safety motto is: If the label doesn't say it, always... » Read More you should use an oil that is 'steam distilled' if you are planning on using this on your skin. the description on this oil reads distilled, it does not specify 'steam distilled' which most manufacturers are usually quite happy to 'Shout Out' about, as it costs more to do this method.I know you are seeing that this is a pure oil and you're thinking that it costs so much less than the 'other essential oils' , one of the reasons they cost more is that they are steam distilled, not chemically distilled like I suspect this one probably is. My safety motto is: If the label doesn't say it, always assume it isn't. « Show Less
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I'm sure you can use it both ways. I wear on my skin as perfume. Love it :)
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You can use it directly on your skin or mix it with essential oils like rose, geranium bourbon, etc to get a stratified smell. It is a little too strong for my taste so I didn't do anything with it yet
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This one is. I still have oily skin but dry skin as well. It works for me, nevertheless. It, along with most skincare lines, are not regulated by the FDA, for harmful ingrients, and having had cancer I am going to switch to a non chemical product.
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This is a fragrance oil, not an essential oil, so, yes, I am (almost) sure there are chemicals in it. I have no idea what they might be as the packaging doesn't list the ingredients. I use it for room scent -- just a few drops on a clay light-bulb ring (it smells wonderful, btw!), but I'd be wary of applying it directing to my skin.
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This is the 'Anti-Eau' body oil. There's also another similar body toning oil, but the one pictured smells better.
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Hi. I do not use the lamp. In fact, I do not even know what it does. I always thought of this product as a longer lasting nail polish, period . Wish I knew more.
1273721
It stays on your skin, but this particular oil I purchased from this company was rancid. I would not purchase the oil from this company again.
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Yes, it's a nice and Rich oil, this is now my favorite oil.... Great for your skin too and eerr ummmm "other" things as well :)
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The ingredients doesn't list any oils. It doesn't seem to make my skin feel oily. As long as you wash your face at night, you won't break out.
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We have not had any feedback on this item being used in that way. This item was formulated for as either a carrier oil in massage lotions and or oil in addition to diffusers.
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Hello Ana, The oil smells so good. I am using the essences for bath salts. They are wonderful.Enjoy