BlogBy Stephanie FraineSeptember 6, 20267 min read Champaca essential oil is one of the most expensive flower oils in the world because it takes roughly one hundred kilograms of hand-picked, dawn-harvested blossoms to make a single kilogram of it. The scent is...
BlogBy Stephanie FraineSeptember 5, 20267 min read Yes, you bring essential oils on a plane. In your carry-on, each bottle must be 3.4 ounces or 100 millilitres or less, and every liquid you carry has to fit in one quart-sized clear bag. Most oil bottles are 5 to 30...
BlogBy Stephanie FraineSeptember 4, 20267 min read Yes, essential oils replace cologne, with one honest trade. Diluted in a carrier oil they wear closer, last longer and skip the alcohol, but they will not announce you across a room. Build on woods, resins and spice...
BlogBy Stephanie FraineSeptember 2, 20267 min read Yes, essential oils expire. They do not rot, they oxidise, and oxidised oil smells flat, feels sticky and is harder on your skin. Citrus oils turn fastest, in one to two years. Woods and resins hold for four to eight....
BlogBy Stephanie FraineAugust 20, 20268 min readYour body lotion is mostly water. Nobody prints that on the front of the bottle.The body oil vs lotion question sounds like a matter of preference, texture, or price. It is not. These two products solve two different...
