It’s been a really tough couple of weeks.
Dinner with friends to wind down or candlelit date nights out are not on the cards at the moment.
Time to the edge off and give yourself a well earned treat with these deliciously sensuous oils and balms that could not be easier to make.
There are clickable links for most of the oils however you can pick them up in almost any health food store.
Vetiver, Rose and Juniper Berry Soothing and Calming Oil
Ingredients
30 ml of Jojoba oil
3 drops of Vetiver
Grounds and protects
Soothes and restores
Connects one with oneself
6 drops of Rose absolute
Eases anger and frustration
Heals deep despair and anxiety
Soothes and heals the heart
Brings a feeling of love
2 drops of Juniper Berry
Melts away feelings of burden or overwhelm
Releases worry and negative thinking
To Make
Make the blend in a 30 ml glass bottle. Pour the jojoba oil into the bottle and add the essential oils. Mix to blend.
Directions
Use as desired.
Spikenard, Ylang Ylang and Neroli Revitalising Body Butter
Ingredients
30 ml of Jojoba oil
8 drops of Spikenard
Calms the heart
Stabilizes the mind
Settles the emotions
2 drops of Ylang ylang
Relaxing & sensual
Encourages feelings of peace and pleasure
2 drops of Neroli
Relaxes the nerves
Calms and soothes the heart
To Make
Mix the oils together using the drop by drop technique.
Fill the cooking pot about one-fourth of the way with water and bring it to a low, simmering boil. Place the Pyrex measuring cup in the pot so the water heats the outside of it and the handle is hanging over the edge of the pot. Leaving the handle outside of the pot will prevent it from getting so hot that it burns your hand. The water shouldn’t be boiling so strongly that it splatters into the Pyrex cup. Add the beeswax to your Pyrex first. It will take the longest to melt since it’s the hardest ingredient. Once your beeswax is melted, add the jojoba. Stir with a glass stirring rod or the handle of a spoon. Add the cocoa butter and melt. Add the coconut oil and melt.
Pour the melted mixture into glass jars and add the essential oils. Seal the lid and allow to cool.
Directions
Use as desired.
Jasmine, Petitgraine and Black Pepper Tension and Stress Ease Diffusion Blend
Ingredients
(Stock Blend)
25 drops of Jasmine
Uplifting
Diminishes fear
Comforting
15 drops of Petitgrain
Calms the nervous system
Eases feelings of tension and stress
10 drops of Black pepper
Reduces fear
Helps to release blocked energy
Reduces fatigue, depression, low energy
A 5 ml glass bottle with orifice reducer cap
To Make
Mix the oils together. Store in a 5ml amber glass bottle in a cool dry place.
Directions
Drop 5 drops into diffuser, wait 10 minutes to determine aroma strength and add 1-5 more drops if and as required.
Vetiver, Rose and Juniper Berry Sensuous and Calm Balm and Diffusion Blend
Ingredients
18 drops of Vetiver
22 drops of Rose absolute
10 drops Juniper berry.
To Make
Mix the oils together. Store in a 5ml amber glass bottle in a cool dry place.
Directions
Drop 5 drops into diffuser, wait 10 minutes to determine aroma strength and add 1-5 more drops if and as required.
Jasmine and Ylang Ylang Tension Release Bath Salts
To help you release tension and relax during a warm bath.
Ingredients
2 oz. Pink himalayan salts
10 ml of Jojoba oil
2 drops of Roman chamomile
2 drops of Jasmine
1 drop of Ylang ylang
To Make
Use a 2 oz (60 ml) glass jar for this blend. Put the salt into the jar. Blend the jojoba and essential oils in a separate bowl before adding to the salt. Stir with a glass stirring rod or the handle of a stainless-steel spoon. Each recipe makes enough for one bath. If you love it, you can make more and store it in a glass jar. The jojoba provides a skin-nourishing carrier to distribute the essential oils.
Directions
Use as desired.
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