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How to choose the right bottle to store essential oils:

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How to choose the right bottle to store essential oils: Methods : • Store your oils in dark glass bottles. Exposure to light can cause essential oils to oxidize rather quickly. As this happens, they typically lose their fragrance and any therapeutic qualities they may have had. Because of this, clear glass and plastic bottles should be avoided at all costs.[1] Amber and cobalt-blue glass bottles are fairly common. Green and violet glass is also somewhat common.These dark glasses will help reduce the risk of oxidation, but they will not eliminate that risk.Plastic, no matter what color it is, should generally be avoided. PET and HDPE plastics will not deteriorate from oil storage, but most other plastics are easily broken down by oil. • Make sure the caps are airtight. Exposure to air can cause oils to oxidize just as much as exposure to sunlight. Because of this, it's important to ensure that your bottles have an airtight seal.[3] Most screw-on caps will have a good sea...

How to test perfume

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How to test perfume:  Methods :  • Walk around the mall without wearing any scent and look around for perfumes you have sampled before and likes, or perfumes that seem really popular (like on TV.) If you already have some preferences, make a list and bring it with you. • Approach the sales counter and ask the representative to introduce you to the perfume. Ask her about the scent and how popular it is (whether it has a strong scent or weak scent). If she asks to spray it on you, reject it. Do not spray perfumes on your skin, because your skin absorbs it and the smell stays on your skin all day, so by the end of the shopping, you will leave smelling like a bunch of mixed scents. • Ask her/him to spray the perfume on a piece of paper (sample sheets) or if they have little bottle samples or plastic samples to take home, ask them about those options. If you really want to smell the perfume right away (from the paper) then ask for coffee beans after to smell. Most repre...

How to Determine Whether a perfume is authentic:

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How to Determine Whether a perfume is authentic: Methods : • Check the wrapping. Legitimate perfumes typically have cellophane tightly wrapped around the boxes. See if the cellophane is loosely or poorly wrapped, to the point where it is moving around the box. Improperly wrapped cellophane is a telltale sign of counterfeit perfumes.  • Inspect the box closely. You can often discern the authenticity of a perfume merely by inspecting the right parts of the box. Before opening your perfume, carefully examine the box for any signs of unprofessional packaging and design.Examine the text on the back of the packaging. Check for grammatical errors, misspellings, poorly laid out information, etc. Real packaging for a real perfume should ideally be grammatically correct. Spelling or grammar mistakes can indicate the mark of a counterfeit. Real packaging is made from high quality paperboard. Boxes made from thin, flimsy material are often counterfeit. Look for the barcode on the p...

How to choose a right cologne:

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How to choose a right cologne: Methods: • Select a heavy scent. Certain colognes and fragrances last longer because the notes that they feature have a stronger, heavier scent. For the most lasting power, choose a cologne with a woody fragrance, such as cedar, patchouli, or juniper. Options with spicy notes, such as clove, ginger, or nutmeg, also tend to be longer-wearing. Woody, spicy scents that come in oil form are the best choice when you want your cologne to last all day. That’s because oils cling better to the skin than sprays or mists. They’re not mixed with alcohol either, so the scent isn’t diluted.Colognes that features fresh citrus notes aren’t going to last as long as heavier, musky scents. • Check its expiration date. Many people don’t realize that colognes and perfumes have a best-by-date if they contain a lot of natural ingredients. Over time, those ingredients can start to turn, weakening or changing the scent. Some colognes will include an expiration date on...

How to use essential oils:

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How to use essential oils: Methods :  • Consider the quality of essential oils before you purchase. Since you will be using essential oils on your body and around your home, it is in your best interest to select high quality essential oils. There is no standard of quality that all essential oil companies must abide by, so you will have to consider several things before you buy an essential oil.Have you heard of the company and/or used their products before? Only purchase essential oils from reputable companies.Is the price of the essential oil comparable to other similar products or much cheaper? Be wary of cheap essential oils because they may not be pure.Does the bottle list the Latin name for the plants used to make the essential oil and/or the country of origin? These details indicate that the company caters to knowledgeable consumers and is therefore more trustworthy.Does the packaging have a statement about purity? Look for products that contain 100% essential oil...

How to test Essential Oils for purity before buying:

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How to test Essential Oils for purity before buying:  Methods : • Ask your supplier about the purity of their oils and the distilling process. Try to buy from a supplier who distills their own oils, or deals directly with a distiller who does. Suppliers should be willing to provide you with a sample (maybe for a small fee) before encouraging you to buy larger quantities. This shows that they are confident in their product and believe that if you try it you will buy. • Search for oil by the specific name of the plant it is derived from. Being able to read the label and identify the plant makeup of the oil is the first step to buying a quality oil. The general rule of thumb is to purchase by the Latin name, which can be found by searching online for the plant, as this is normally the most specific.  For example, many customers purchase lavandula oil, also known as lavender, because of its calming effects. A common mistake is purchasing lavender oil instead, which has...

How to Choose a Winter Perfume:

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How to Choose a Winter Perfume:  Methods: • Go heavy. Summer is the time for light, ephemeral scents, while in winter, you can go for heavier scents. Scents fade faster in colder months (because your skin is so dry), so picking a heavier scent will help it stick with you for longer. • Pay attention to base notes. The base notes of a fragrance are more important in the winter months. Perfumes consist of top notes, middle notes, and base notes. The base notes are the heaviest part of the fragrance, the part the lingers, while top notes fade quickly. Patchouli, vanilla, and sandalwood are common base notes you'll find more regularly in winter perfumes. To figure out the base notes of colognes, you can talk to the people at the perfume counter, who will be glad to assist you. You can also research perfumes online to find out more. • Pick an eau de parfum or perfume instead of cologne. In the winter months, you may need to move to a slightly denser scent. Eau de cologne is o...

How to Store Essential Oils:

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How to Store Essential Oils: Methods : • Store your oils in dark glass bottles. Exposure to light can cause essential oils to oxidize rather quickly. As this happens, they typically lose their fragrance and any therapeutic qualities they may have had. Because of this, clear glass and plastic bottles should be avoided at all costs.[1] Amber and cobalt-blue glass bottles are fairly common. Green and violet glass is also somewhat common.These dark glasses will help reduce the risk of oxidation, but they will not eliminate that risk.Plastic, no matter what color it is, should generally be avoided. PET and HDPE plastics will not deteriorate from oil storage, but most other plastics are easily broken down by oil. • Make sure the caps are airtight. Exposure to air can cause oils to oxidize just as much as exposure to sunlight. Because of this, it's important to ensure that your bottles have an airtight seal. Most screw-on caps will have a good seal, but any bottle that uses de...

How to Prepare Perfumed Talcum Powder:

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How to Prepare Perfumed Talcum Powder: Methods :  • Get your favorite perfume or essential oil. • Get the powder - unscented or a scent close to what you want. If you have to you can use cornstarch with a little baking soda added to prevent clumping. • Put the powder into an airtight container. • Add a small amount of perfume or oil. • Close and shake for about 3 minutes. • After it settles check the smell. • Add more fragrance, if needed, the same way. • Put scented powder into a shaker or a container with a powder puff.

How to clean travel Perfume bottle with soap and water mixture:

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How to clean travel Perfume bottle with soap and water mixture: Methods : • Drain out any excess perfume from your travel bottle. Spray any excess perfume that is left in your perfume bottle into the sink and rinse it down the drain. Depending on how full your bottle is, you may have to do this for a few minutes. Starting with an empty perfume bottle will make it much easier to clean. Do not try to spray the excess perfume from your atomizer back into its original bottle. This will most likely create a mess. • Fill a spray bottle with water and 1 drop of dish soap. Find an empty spray bottle that has a similar top to a normal perfume bottle. Rinse the bottle out to remove any leftover product that might be in it. Fill the bottle up about halfway with warm water and 1 drop of dish soap. You can either buy an empty spray bottle or use an atomizer from a product that you’ve used up. If you use one from an old product, rinse it out super well before you put water and soap into ...

Making a fruit perfume Using a tincture:

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Making a fruit perfume Using a tincture: Methods: • Make a fruit tincture. A tincture is an herbal preparation in which the oils of a plant are extracted into a solvent. To create your own tincture, take fresh, frozen or dried elderberries and remove the stems.Take a quart jar with a tight fitting lid and fill it 2/3 of the way full of the elderberries.Fill the rest of the jar with Everclear grain alcohol and store the mixture in a cool, dry place. Shake the mixture several times a week and wait 6 weeks for the mixture to extract. After 6 weeks, drain the mixture and store it in a glass bottle. Keep the bottle in a cool, dark place and your tincture will last for years to come. • Combine the tincture with the essential oils. In a small glass vial, combine 3 drops of the tincture with 3 drops of mandarin essential oil, 3 drops lime essential oil and 3 drops grapefruit essential oil. For a fuller aroma, add 3 drops of vanilla essential oil as well. 3 drops is the recommended ...

How to turn body spray into solid perfume:

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How to turn body spray into solid perfume:    Ingredients : • 1/2 tsp beeswax, candelilla wax, or carnauba wax • 2 tsp petroleum jelly  • Up to 3 tsp of perfume/body spray of choice (depending on how strong you'd like your solid perfume) • 4 tsp carrier oil (for perfume oil) Methods :  • Gather your ingredients. You will need carrier oil and perfume/body spray for this one. • Place ingredients in double boiler, or a makeshift double boiler. • Boil for 3-5 minutes, depending on how strong you would like your scent to be. • After it's boiled up, take it off the heat and pour into a clean bottle or other container. • Let sit for a few hours until it has cooled down. • To apply, rub a small amount anywhere you would like. Arms, legs, chest, back, you name it! Except for your face. Don't do that.

How to clean a perfume atomizer

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How to clean a perfume atomizer:  Methods : • Undo the atomizer sprayer from the bottle.  • Swish denatured or fragrance-free alcohol (such as plain vodka). Try to reach all parts of the bottle. For extra cleaning power, you can add small items that can rub against the glass without damaging it, such as a handful of sand grains or seed beads. • Drain out the alcohol. • Rinse with hot water. • Drain. Let air dry. • To remove any stains inside the bottle, use a cotton swab. Dip it into alcohol first, then carefully wipe against the stained area. You will probably need to angle the bottle to do this. Again, allow to air dry.

How to Recycling Perfume bottles

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How to Recycling Perfume bottles: Methods : • Find out what types of glass your local recycling accepts. Call your local recycling municipality to ask if they accept perfume bottles for recycling. They can advise if they accept all sorts of glass or only certain kinds.Note that some local recycling plants do not accept crystal bottles. • Check the bottom of your perfume bottle for a recyclable glass symbol. Look on the bottom of your perfume bottle for a number inside a triangular arrow symbol. 70 is for mixed glass. 71 is for clear glass. 72 is for green glass, and 79 is for gold-backed glass.Determining if your perfume bottle is recyclable can help you match up your glass to those accepted by your municipality. • Contact the perfume manufacturer to determine the bottle’s material. Look up the customer service line of your perfume’s manufacturer online. Call the phone number and ask a representative if they can give you insight into your bottle’s type of glass, if there’s ...

How to dispose of perfume

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How to dispose of perfume: Methods : • Place your bottles in the trash if your town recommends it. Collect all of your unwanted perfume bottles in one place. Place these bottles in a garbage bin or cart so they can be collected later on. Make sure that all lids, nozzles, and caps are secure so the perfume doesn’t spill. Only toss out your perfume if your city or county specifically recommends it. • Note: Not all cities have the same laws for how you should dispose of potentially hazardous materials, which includes perfume. Check you local waste management ordinances before doing anything to make sure that you're doing it legally and safely. • Store your perfume in a covered container if you’re dropping it off somewhere. Check that the lid, nozzle, or cap on your perfume is secured tightly to the bottle or can. If your city or county specifies, arrange your unused or unwanted perfume bottles in a plastic bin, making sure that they won’t spill or tip over. Make sure to ke...

Homemade Muscle Rub with Essential Oils recipe:

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Homemade Muscle Rub with Essential Oils recipe: A homemade muscle rub with essential oils recipe that soothes tired, achy muscles and joints. Ingredients :  • 4 oz (1/2 cup) coconut oil • 10 drops Peppermint essential oil • 10 drops Wintergreen essential oil • 5 drops Clove essential oil (for added heat!) • Or skip the peppermint and wintergreen and use a blend like PanAway or Cool Azul from Young Living for even more power and results! Read more below. • 4 oz glass jar or plastic jar with the letters HDPE or PETE on the bottom Instructions : If the coconut oil is hard, soften it for 10 seconds in the microwave or for just a little bit on the stove. Combine all ingredients in your jar and stir with a fork until well combined. Rub it on sore muscles and joints to soothe and bring comfort.

How to wear fragrance in summer:

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How to wear fragrance in summer:  Methods : • Try crisp, citrusy scents. Citrusy scents that are light and crisp are great for the summer months. Choose from lemon, pomegranate, bergamot, and grapefruit, to name a few. Crisp earthy scents, like freshly cut grass, are also great for the summer months. • Choose light floral scents. Light floral scents are also great for the summer months, particularly white floral scents. White floral scents, like jasmine, frangipani, and tuberose, blossom in the heat. Other great floral scents to choose from are gardenia and peony, as well as green tea. Try to avoid heavy floral scents that are sweet like vanilla, plum, rose, and woody scents. These scents can attract insects, like mosquitoes, during the summer. • Avoid heavy scents. Scents like musk and amber are generally too heavy for the summer months. If you like these scents, then substitute them with medium scents like vanilla, coconut or sandalwood. Green, earthy scents are also ...

How to Make Vanilla Scented Perfume at Home:

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How to Make Vanilla Scented Perfume at Home: Ingredients : • 8 to 10 vanilla beans • Vodka • Approximately 1 ounce jojoba oil Methods : • Add jojoba oil to the jar with the vanilla essence. With the vanilla essence in the perfume jar or container, pour in approximately 1 ounce (30 ml) of jojoba oil. There should be double the amount of oil as there is vanilla essence, so you may need to use more or less of the oil, depending on how much essence you wind up with. You can substitute sweet almond oil for the jojoba oil if you prefer. • Shake the jar to combine the oil and vanilla. To ensure that the vanilla essence is completely mixed with the oil, place the lid on the jar and shake it gently. The two may separate when you store the perfume oil, so be sure to shake it before each use. • Store the perfume in a cool, dark place. Once the oil and vanilla essence are mixed, the perfume oil is ready to use. When you’re not using it, keep the jar in a cool, dark to help preserve it....

Smart Shopping Tips: Cheap Perfume Online

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Smart Shopping Tips: Cheap Perfume Online: Each of us wants to get cheap perfume online, foremost due to low cost and a lot more convenient buy. Although there are lots of perfume shops delivering brands scents on the web, you need to understand several moments in relation to ordering perfume on the web. This article consists of several tips on how to buy cheap perfume online without risk plus without any dissatisfaction. All of us really like branded scents manufactured by such well-known designer houses as Giorgio Armani, Gucci, Christian Dior, Hugo Boss or Versace, and here are some tips about how to buy cheap perfume online. Almost all online perfume sites possess many special deals and also great deals all year around, whereas a neighbourhood perfume shop typically is actually offering aromas at suggested by manufacturer retail price ranges and is particularly allowed to cut down rates for perfume simply till a certain point and not so frequently as web stores. So it...

Choosing best perfumes and fragrances from your online perfume store:

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Choosing best perfumes and fragrances from your online perfume store: For a long-lasting effect, perfume should be padded or layered all over the body, starting with water or eau de parfum. Type of skin that you have also affects the way a fragrance works on you. People with oilier skins should remember that perfumes mix with the oils in their epidermis to create a more enhanced smell. So, you need to choose milder perfumes. Dry epidermis does not maintain perfume as much as the oily skin types, necessitating the person wearing them to apply the perfume more often. While purchasing your preferred perfume from your online perfume store, do keep that in mind. Also, when you use perfumes, use them at the pulse points of your body and not on the clothes. The gentle beating of the pulse underneath your skin makes the perfume spread better. Further, always use perfume on a clean body. The effect of perfume is ruined when it mixes with dirt and sweat on the skin.

How to make a perfume last longer after purchase

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How to make a perfume last longer after purchase: Be it a men’s or women’s perfume purchased from an online perfume store; keep your fragrances safe from excessive chill or warmth. Once a package of fragrance is open, it should be used quickly; otherwise it will start to modify its character and eventually, smell differently. Long exposure to strong natural light or changes in heat range can affect the gentle balance of the fragrance and alter its scent and fragrance. Ensure that you never try more than three perfumes at once when you are searching for a new perfume. Your nasal system drops its capability to tell the change when you overcrowd it. When you shop in online perfume store, you lose this advantage and hence, it is prudent to read reviews about various perfumes or contact customer care of the store for the best advice. Final Thoughts: When you smell good, it improves your sensations of well being. Different perfumes are considered to have their own exclusive impac...

Benefits of Buying Mini Perfume Sets As Opposed to Larger Ones:

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Benefits of Buying Mini Perfume Sets As Opposed to Larger Ones:  A mini fragrance set is perfect for all kinds of situations, events, and purposes. Getting one for your own collection can be a treat but the real joy is in finding the right miniature perfume gift sets for your friends, family or even your co-workers. Even though the smaller bottles may sometimes work out to a slightly higher per ounce/mL cost, in relation to their larger cousins, they can still be worth it and to your advantage depending on the purpose of your purchase. Again, the benefits can go both ways in regards to whether you are buying it for yourself or for somebody else. The occasion can also play a part into this particular matter especially if the people that are receiving it may be unknown factor. Special events such as wedding ceremonies, and birthday parties, just to name a few, are great occasions to give away miniature perfume sets as gifts or favours. For example, in weddings you have to...

The Difference Between Alcohol and Non Alcohol Based Perfumes:

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The Difference Between Alcohol and Non Alcohol Based Perfumes: Majority of commercially sold fragrances are mix with alcohol, which causes the scent of the perfume to evaporate faster. When you first spray a perfume with high alcohol content, it tends to smell strong initially. After an hour or two, the scent of the fragrance diminished considerably, meaning you cannot smell it as well. Alcohol-free perfumes last longer, and they go on much more subtly. They do not evaporate very fast. Some non-alcohol based perfumes can last longer up to 12 to 24 hours. Another difference between the alcohol and non-alcohol based perfumes are in their bottling and pricing. Most non-alcohol based perfumes are packed into a small bottle since it contains pure perfume oils. For the alcohol based perfumes, the bottle come in a variety of sizes and designs. It is very obvious that the bottle design is very attractive and in terms of pricing, would cost more. If you can afford to buy pure perfum...

How to try a perfume

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How to try a perfume: • Try a fragrance quiz. Sometimes, visiting the perfume counter can be overwhelming. To help you narrow down what you might like, try taking an online fragrance-finder quiz. That way, you'll have a place to start when you get to the store. You can find a fragrance quiz by doing a simple search, but many major perfume websites also have them. You can also test out samples that come in magazines or ask people you know what their scent is if you like it. • Skip applying fragrances before you go shopping. When you go to the store, you want a blank canvas, so to speak. Skip putting on any perfume that morning so it won't compete. Also, skip other items you use with strong scents, such as lotions and body washes. • Spray it on a card. The first step to testing a perfume is spraying it on a card. Smell it when you first spray it, but also try smelling it again in about 5 minutes, once it's had time to dry and settle. If you like it both times, you...

How to Make Perfume with Flower Blossoms and Water Method.

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How to Make Perfume with Flower Blossoms and Water Method.   Ingredients : • Bowl  • Cheesecloth • Rose petals • Perfume container Methods : • Line the bowl with cheesecloth, allowing for the edges to hang over a bit. • Place the flower petals in the bowl. • Cover with water. • Allow to sit overnight and through the next day. Steep for at least 24 hours. • Use the edges of the cheesecloth, to pull the flowers out of the bowl. • Pour the water into a pot, and squeeze the excess scented water out of the cheesecloth-bundled flowers. • Turn on the heat, and allow the water to simmer down to about a teaspoon. • Pour your perfume into a small bottle. Enjoy!

How to make shampoo with soap flakes and essential oils:

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How to make shampoo with soap flakes and essential oils: Ingredients : Soap flakes Boiling water Almond oil Essential oils Methods : • Gather ingredients. This shampoo recipe can be made with any type of soap flakes. Castile soap flakes are commonly used in shampoo, but you can also make shampoo using flakes you create from a regular bar of soap.Just make sure the soap is made with natural ingredients that you'd want to use in your hair. • Flake the soap. If you didn't buy pre-flaked soap, use a cheese grater or a knife to cut off small flakes that will dissolve in hot water. You need about 4 ounces of flakes to make a quart of shampoo. Place the flakes in a large bowl. • Boil the water. Pour a quart of water into a small saucepan and bring it to a boil on the stove. Alternatively, heat a quart of water to boiling in the microwave. • Pour the water over the flakes. The boiling water will immediately dissolve the small soap flakes. Use a spoon to stir the...

Making Rosewater with Dried Petals

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Making Rosewater with Dried Petals: Ingredients : ¼ cup rose petals, dried 1 ¼ cup (300 milliliters) hot, distilled water Methods : • Gather your supplies. In addition to the dried rose petals and hot water, you will also need two glass mason jars and a strainer. • Put the dried rose petals into one of the jars. If you want to use this water for cooking, then consider getting dried petals from edible roses, such as Rosa damascena, Rosa Centifolia and Rosa Gallica.They will give you the best taste. • Pour hot, but not boiling, water over the petals. Make sure that you are using distilled water, which is free of any bacteria. If you cannot find distilled water, then you can use filtered water instead. • Cover the jar and let the water cool. This will take about 10 to 15 minutes, depending on the temperature of the room. • Put a strainer over the empty jar. You will be transferring the rosewater into this jar; the strainer will catch the rose petals. • Pour the ros...

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Homemade Deodorant with Shea Butter Recipe

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Homemade Deodorant with Shea Butter Recipe: • Deodorant can contain a lot of harmful chemicals. Save time and money by making this natural homemade deodorant with coconut oil, baking soda & oils.  Preparation Time 20 minutes Ingredients : • 2 TBSP shea butter • 3 TBSP coconut oil • 3 TBSP baking soda • 2 TBSP arrowroot powder (or organic cornstarch, optional) • essential oils (optional) Instructions : • Place the shea butter and coconut oil in a quart size mason jar. • Place the mason jar in a small saucepan of water and heat over low heat until the shea butter and coconut oil have just melted. • Remove from heat and add the baking soda and arrowroot if using. • Mix well. • Add the essential oils if using, and pour into a glass container for storage. It does not need to be stored in the fridge. • If you prefer, you can let it cool and pour it into an old deodorant stick for easier use, though it may melt in the summer! Tips : • It may take several hours to comp...

Remove your stress use Lavender and Peppermint Stress Therapy perfume for stress relief

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Lavender and Peppermint Stress Therapy perfume for stress relief  Are you easily stressed out? Get riled up and can't calm down? Or, maybe you are like me and know someone who is like that. To keep rest "calm down" and "take a breath". I think that anyone who can take advantage of this type of reminder through a great scent is going to be better off. The best places to apply this is also at the pulse points particularly the wrists, temples, and even just on the inside of the nostrils. • For solid perfumes your base will be 1         Tbsp of vegetable oil.  • For liquid perfumes your base will be 2         tsp of vodka and 2 tsp of jojoba oil With the basics down, it's time to add the therapy into this blend. The ingredients you need for that are: • 3 drops of Lavender Essential Oil • 2 drops of Peppermint Essential Oil  • 1 drop of Spearmint Essential Oil When you have this recipe made, you'll want to make sure...

Get ready for air freshener with ingredients and methods at home:

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Get ready for air freshener with ingredients and methods at home: Gather your supplies.  This air freshener contains vinegar, so it also doubles up as a disinfectant. Here's a list of what you will need to make one: 8 ounce (240 milliliter) glass spray bottle 2 tablespoons vodka, rubbing alcohol, or witch hazel ¾ cup (180 milliliters) distilled water 15 to 20 drops essential oil blend Methods of making air freshener: • Pour 2 tablespoons of vodka, rubbing alcohol, or witch hazel into an 8 ounce (240 milliliter) spray bottle. If you cannot find a glass bottle, then use a high quality plastic one. Try to use glass however, as essential oils can eat through most types of plastic. •  Add 15 to 20 drops of essential oil. You can use all one small, or experiment with different combinations. Here are a few ideas to get you started:[7] To make a calming scent, use the following essential oils: 10 drops lavender and 5 to 8 drops chamomile. To make an energizing scent, use t...