Make Your Own Herbal Infused Oil Roller Ball
A roller ball with oil can be used for many different purposes. I like to use them as a cuticle oil, eye oil, lip oil, face oil, perfume or body oil. You can also make them for uses such as headache, cough, aromatherapy or many other things.
In this issue:
Make your own roller ball oil.
Develop your own perfume blend.
Make Your Own Herbal Infused Oil Roller Ball
What you will need:
-A roller ball
-Your choice of oil(s) - If you aren’t sure which oils or plants to use, see my older posts.
-Dried flowers or herbs
-Essential Oils
Directions:
-Add flowers or herbs to bottle.
-Drop in essential oils. If you are using it on your face (including lips), you’ll want to use 1% essential oils which is 2 drops. If you wish to make a blend of several essential oils, you can combine them in a separate container then use a dropper to put them in your roller ball. If you are using it for your body, use 2% essential oils which would be 4 drops. If you are using it for a headache, you can use 5% which is 5 drops.
-Pour in oils.
-Put the roller ball on and use your oil.
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Making Your Own Blends
When designing your own perfume or massage oil, start with 3 or 4 oils until you get the hang of it. There are what are called top notes, middle notes, and base notes. Top notes are the ones you smell first and are the most volatile. Middle notes last longer. Base notes are heavy and long lasting. Below are some examples.
When blending your signature scent, begin with the base note, then the middle, then the top. How long the scent lasts and what it smells like is different for every person.
Top Notes
Lemon
Bergamot
Sweet Orange
Eucalyptus
Basil
Rose
Peppermint
Spearmint
Cinnamon
Jasmine
Lime
cardamom
Middle Notes
Geranium
Neroli
Lavender
Rosemary
Rosewood
Cypress
Melissa
Lemongrass
Clove
Black pepper
Juniper
fennel
Base Notes
Cyprus
Frankincense
Patchouli
Sandalwood
Myrrh
Vetiver
Cedarwood
Clove
Jasmine
Vanilla
ylang-ylang
Ginger
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