BlogBy Stephanie FraineSeptember 9, 20267 min read Jojoba oil is not an oil. It is a liquid wax built from the same kind of esters your skin already makes, which is why it sinks in instead of sitting on top. That one difference explains the light finish, the lack of a...
BlogBy Stephanie FraineSeptember 8, 20267 min read Yes, you wear essential oils as perfume, and the oil version outlasts most sprays on your skin. Dilute the oil in a carrier, press it into damp pulse points, and weight your blend toward base notes. The trade is...
BlogBy Stephanie FraineSeptember 7, 20267 min read You scent clothes and linens with essential oils safely by never letting neat oil touch the fabric. Carry it on wool dryer balls, in a diluted linen spray, or in a drawer sachet, and choose pale oils over dark ones....
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...
