I've always used amber oil as a scent directly on my skin (tiny dabs) is this ok to do with yours?
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I have sensitive skin and this oil doesn't bother me when I put it directly on my skin.
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I prefer oils instead of say, perfume, eau du parfum, or gragrance sprays. The reason being the alcohol content in them give me headaches, or an onset migraine. Plus an oil is cost effective, and the scent tends to last longer. I do use oil on my pulse points. I've used since high school in 2 mnths I'll be 60. Never any skin rash.
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Yes I have used it directly and I like mixing it with other oils or scents to add a little more ambery flair to my perfume sometimes.
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Yes, I use this beautiful fragrance directly on my skin and so do my daughters. We've also used it to scent massage oil, shampoo and conditioner, and bath salts too. Amber Romance is a heavenly scent!
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I think it will be fine to do that with. Just make sure you stop using it if you get a rash or any kind of irritation. I use it in my bath water. It's a strong scent so it will only take a couple of drops. I put 5-10 drops in my bath water and my bathroom ends up smelling like amber for days afterward.
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I am not sure, I never used it that way. I would think it would be to strong.
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My skin is very sensitive, but it did alright. To me the frangrance was very strong - so I used a very minute/trace bit of it. Nice though, used also as a oil add.
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I do the same thing too, putting it on my wrists and at the hollow of my neck. I wouldn't worry about it unless you have a reaction. I will sometimes put a drop or two into my body lotion. Hope this helps--this is still my favorite perfume.
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Oh no, not at all. My husband uses it (thinner, curly hair) and is obsessed with the smell. It's a natural, earthy scent that is gender neutral. (not a perfume-y 'french' lavender smell-it's closer to the essential oil scent.)
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I can't say that it's safe for everyone, but I used it for hair growth for myself and the only problem that I had was, a slight headache if I left it on for to long, and oil getting on my bed covers. And the smell was somewhat overwhelming, so wash your hair really well to remove residue. Happy growing :)
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Oh yes, totally! This is a pure essential oil, not a fragrance oil. You can use it to clean or on your person (mixed with a carrier oil).
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Hi. I don't really know if it is safe to put directly on the body. I've been using it for candles and diffusers. I's probably play it safe and use a food safe labeled brand of essential oil. Sorry I couldn't help.Barb
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Yes. Just use very little. My sister used too much on her face and it burned her skin, for me I just rub a little on my hands then on my face. It does wonders. It will completely remove all the oil from your skin and leave it feeling healthy. Acne may take a few washes. I only wash with it once a day.
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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 don't think it's advisable, but I know a lot of people do. These oils are pure, "therapeutic grade" , but I don't think they're legally allowed to advise people to ingest the oils. If you did ingest them, you would be doing so at your own risk
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considering you can spray it in your mouth(not recommended), I would think it is safe to us as a cleaning base then add oils.....
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I actually remade my batch of deodorant because I wanted to add more essential oils. I re melted and repoured in the tubes. If you are only using them for yourself I see no reason not to reuse them after hand washing.
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Generally I don't think that essential oils are supposed to be used full-strength on skin, but rather diluted first with a carrier oil. Apparently using the oil alone could cause allergic reactions or problems for people with certain health conditions. I'd suggest being safe and looking up some good advice on how to use essential oil as perfume (from someone more knowledgeable than me :-); I found a little bit of info at aromaweb.com, although there is an abundance of info out there. That said, I do think that vanilla is one of the few essential oils that would smell good as a perfume.
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The oil is pure essential oil, there is no carrier. You can use it straight or mix it with whatever carrier oil you like....I use a dab straight on my face, neck & scalp at night with lavender oil and it really calms & relaxes.
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I use it on my face with no problem. Just dab a smaller amount on your fingers and rub it in really well. I have sensitive skin and this doesn't break me out or cause a rash. :-)
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not sure. I just think that is how the oil in is is supposed to smell... its awful. I cannot use it. I am back to my icy hot spray which I LOVE!
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yes it is...but i would suggest mixing it with your moisturizer because it has an awkward smell due to the fact that it is pure rosehip oil
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The oil is for external use only. I would not take the chance of ingesting it by application to the lip area. I have used it on my face as it is sweet-smelling, and I like the scent at night, but lips? I think not.
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Not really. It's a basic, pure oil so the scent is just that of any oil. You can add essential oils if you wish to have scent, but it's not a great carrier oil, so you only want to only add it to the oil you're using at that moment.