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4 Simple Ways to Mix Essential Oils with Carrier Oils

By Matthew Lynch
November 4, 2023
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Essential oils have gained popularity for their countless benefits, such as reducing anxiety, improving sleep, and promoting overall wellbeing. However, due to their high concentration, they must be diluted with carrier oils before application to prevent skin irritation and overexposure. In this article, we will share four simple ways to mix essential oils with carrier oils.

1. The Drop-by-Drop Method

The safest way to mix essential oils is by using a one-to-one ratio where you add a single drop of essential oil for each drop of carrier oil. This method allows for accurate dilution and ensures proper concentration.

To get started, select your carrier oil (such as almond, jojoba, or coconut oil) and essential oil of choice. Then, pour equal parts of both into a small glass container or dropper bottle and shake well to ensure the two oils blend evenly. This method is perfect for creating small batches of DIY skincare products or topical applications.

2. The Roll-On Method

If you’d like to create a custom roll-on blend for easy application, follow these steps:

First, choose a 10ml rollerball bottle as your container. Next, fill it with the carrier oil of your choice until it reaches approximately ⅔ full. After that, carefully add 6-12 drops of essential oil and close the container with the rollerball top.

Slightly tilt the container back and forth to mix the oils well before using it on your wrists, neck, or other pulse points. Adjust the number of drops according to your desired strength or sensitivity.

3. The Cream Mixing Method

For those who prefer creams instead of pure oils, mixing essential oils into creams is a perfect option. To maintain an ideal consistency while ensuring proper dilution, use no more than 2% essential oil in your mixture.

Measure out 1 ounce (30 grams) of unscented cream, lotion, or body butter and place it into a small jar. Then, add 12-24 drops of essential oil, depending on your preference. Gently mix the cream and essential oil using a sterile spoon or spatula until the oils are fully incorporated. This method creates personalized scented creams for skin care or massage.

4. The Bath Blend Method

Infuse your bathwater with therapeutic and fragrant essential oils using this effortless mixing method:

First, select the desired carrier oil (fractioned coconut oil or jojoba oil works best for this method). Mix a total of 5-10 drops of essential oil into one tablespoon (15ml) of carrier oil in a small glass container.

Then, fill your bathtub with warm water and add the mixture once it’s full – dispersing it evenly throughout the bath. Circulate the water by hand to ensure proper blending before immersing yourself in a relaxing and aromatic experience.

By following these four simple ways to mix essential oils with carrier oils, you can safely and effectively incorporate them into your daily self-care rituals while enjoying their numerous benefits for your well-being.

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