





Would you like to make your own Roller Bottle Blends to support your family? But don’t know where to start? It can be overwhelming when you first get inspired or interested in essential oils. What oils to use? How do I apply them and where?
Well, here is a little bit information you may find useful for making your own roller bottle blends.
I absolutely love making roller bottles for my family and friends, it is such a convenient way to use these amazing oils, perfect for while on the go. I make roller bottles for just about everything, including my non toxic perfumes, immunity support, headaches, sleep, study and more. Our family has come to rely on having these handy non toxic remedies readily available in our home.
A roller bottle is a glass bottle, with a little top that contains a steel ball in it, which rolls around freely and helps to roll the oils onto your skin.
Roller bottles come in a variety of sizes, 5ml and 10ml are the most popular.
Glass Bottles are the preferred bottles for use with essential oils, although quality PET plastic bottles are also suitable, especially for our kiddies to use, a perfect option for them to carry their oils with them while at school or out and about.
Roller bottles are a perfect way to get the most out of your essential oils (avoid wastage), which in turn saves money and roller bottles a safe form of applying your oils topically.
Before you begin, I would suggest you clean your bottles and equipment you are going to use. This can be as simple as washing in warm soapy water, rinse and dry thoroughly.
Carrier Oils are used to dilute essential oils and help absorb them into the skin and enable us to cover a larger area of the body with essential oils without using to much. We always recommend using a carrier oil when applying oils to your skin, this will not only assist with the absorption process but will reduce the chance of having a reaction to the oil, essential oils are very potent, therefore you only need a couple of drops. Carrier Oils are a personal preference, I love to use Fractionated Coconut Oil. Although I do suggest using any of the following;
You can basically use any recipe you want, (we have several recipe sheets and booklets on our website) or essential oils you would like to use depending on the situation you want to use it for or for any particular ailment, this can be a single oil, multiple oils or a oil blend and have these on hand.
Some of my favourite recipes include;
To Use: Apply to back of neck and under nose
To Use: Apply to back of neck, temples or feet
To Use: Apply to back of neck, forehead and temples
To Use: Apply to feet, chest or abdomen
To Use: Apply to pulse points on wrist and neck when you feel stressed or wired. You can also hold open the bottle under your nose and take a few deep breaths when you need to find the calm.
Wipe any oil residue off you bottle and apply your label.
And now you are ready to go…
Note :
We recommend doing a regular clean of your diffuser. If you are using your unit every day, than we would suggest a monthly clean. This will ensure your diffuser continues working properly.
Directions:
Any now you are ready to go for another month of enjoying all the benefits that come with using your gorgeous diffuser
Cold weather can be tough on skin and cuticles, and can often form dry spots and crack. Making a homemade cuticle cream is a great way to bring moisture and health back to your nails. You can also use this cream on your hands, lips, or anywhere you have dry spots.
Ingredients:
2 tablespoons shea butter
1 teaspoon beeswax
1 tablespoons Fractionated Coconut Oil
7 drops Rose Essential Oil
Directions:
In small glass container, combine shea butter, beeswax, and Fractionated Coconut Oil. Place in saucepan with 1-1.5 inches of boiling water.
Stir ingredients until combined (around 5-10 minutes).
Once melted, remove from heat and let rest for 3 minutes.
Add essential oils and stir.
Pour into container and let harden 2-3 hours.
To use, just apply a small amount to cuticles and rub until absorbed.