how do you dilute the lavender oil , is there an instructions how to add mixture?
798812
select a carrier oil such as grape seed, 1-2 ounces will do. Add a couple drops and blend. Test the fragrance then if you wish add one drop at a time until you are satisfied with the fragrance.
798813
I'm not familiar with that aspect of the oils. I would look on the doTerra website or locate a doTerra sales representative.
798814
Lavender is an oil where you can generally apply without diluting, especially if you are applying to the bottom of the feet. However, if you are noticing a mild reaction when applying this oil to the skin, fractionated coconut oil will do the trick. I generally use a approximately 5 drops of coconut oil to 1 drop of essential oil. A word of caution, if you do notice a reaction, do not try washing off with water. Doing this will actually drive the oil deeper into the skin. Any questions, email eodoterraoils@gmail.com.
798815
All depends on what are you planning to use it. You do not need to dilute for many uses
798816
You may use fractionated coconut oil or just coconut oil to dilute any essential oil. If you post your question on google, you will find many websites addressing this, but here is one link that is helpful. http://www.everythingessential.me/Hints/CarrierOils.html
798817
If you are applying it to your skin, you can add 1-2 drops of the essential oil per teaspoon of a carrier oil like sweet almond oil, coconut oil, or jojoba oil.
286523
I'm sorry but I don't know the answer to that. So far I have only used Tea Tree oil and lavender.
205774
No. I often combine several oils at once but you can do individual ones. If you fill to max you have about 3 hours of diffuser before having to refill. Hope that helps.
1099780
you can use aloe gel to dilute the oil along with peppermint oil or eucalyptus oil. Good luck : )
637300
I believe you can use absolutely any essential oil you choose, it's a really large well of water and I usually put about 10-12 drops of oil in, I tend to stick to lavender as the others leave a sticky residue over time but yes, lemon or citrus blends would work, sounds like you have some lovely combinations, all of these fragrances are ok to use in my opinion! Thanks!
1164366
I mix it with Jamaican black castor oil and I leave it in. The product has a very strong smell so I don't use alot.
370952
great question - I had to search myself for application instructions. What you're using it for will dictate its application. I was using it as a mouth rinse for an infected tooth/gum, so I diluted 1 drop per 2 ounces of water, mixing it VERY well, and swished around for a few minutes. Below is a link I found for Thieves, this products competitor, but can be used for this product as well. Good luck!http://www.natural-aromatherapy-benefits.com/thievesoilrecipe.html
259213
Yes you can but you must add this to your massage oil because the lavender oil is very a concentrated. Thanks for asking
69701
You just add it to the water. I usually do 5 to 10 drops. If the oil you're using is particularly strong you might want to be conservative with it.
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I add to it. Often mix what I had lavender. With new stuff frankensence. It would be only ur pref of smells
458814
I like to add a little coconut oil to the bottle first. Then I add the required number of essential oil drops for the mixture I want. Finally I top off the rest of the bottle with more coconut oil and shake well to mix. I hope this helps! :)
150622
I am not sure about that. My essential oils are diluted with coconut oil but that is not a gel like substance. I used pipettes to put the liquid in and ha no problems. A medicine dropper would work too.
258493
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.
1576821
I have forgotten but.....I googled mixing lavender oil with carrier oils and got directions there.
1743430
I'm not an expert, but I would say that you could. A drop or two of Lavender oil (let it dry completely before use), might be a nice touch. However, I'm using mine - in part - to avoid scents, so have no need to add any.
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My intention was to blend it with other oils and I wasnt able to. They do not blend. I didn't try to mix it with water. In my opinion. This is just vanilla extract not an essential oil as it says on the bottle. I believe this is a misrepresentation of the product
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No sorry I've only used it in an aromatherapy diffuser mixed with other essential oils. Sorry I could not be of help.