Showing posts with label scent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scent. Show all posts

Thursday, October 6, 2011

2 New Perfume Roll Ons!

I listed two new perfume roll ons recently. The first is my Cupid Perfume Roll On. The scent is made with Grapefruit, Sandalwood, Jasmine, and Cinnamon Essential Oils.This fragrance is fresh with a hint of spice. This combination of essential oils is a fragrance of love with a purpose.










The second perfume roll on is Inspire. It has Ylang Ylang Essential Oil, Rose Essential Oil, Lime Essential Oil, and Cinnamon Essential Oil. The scent is sweet with hints of citrus and spice. This fragrance will inspire you.  Both fragrances bases are made from fractionated coconut oil and are also 100% Organic and Vegan.




So now I am wondering. What inspires you?

Monday, August 15, 2011

New Blog, New Item!

I had been going back and forth between blogging and not blogging and finally decided to give it a go! I also have another announcement I am going to be making perfumes now too.

I just listed my first perfume roll on:



It is a sweet, nostalgic, relaxing blend of jasmine, orange, and sandalwood essential oils.

Here is a breakdown on the essential oils in this perfume:

Jasmine Essential Oil is uplifting and stimulating. Helping with times of hopelessness and nervous exhaustion and to reduce anxiety. It is great for dry skin AND oily skin! It can also help with eczema especially when caused by stress.

Orange Essential Oil had a sweet citrusy scent. It is used to aid in colds, constipation, dull skin, flatulence, the flu, gingivitis, slow digestion, water retention, and stress. It also encourages positive outlook.

Sandalwood Essential Oil is a rich, sweet, woody & floral scent. Sandalwood Oil is used for dry skin, laryngitis, bronchitis, oily skin, scars, sensitive skin, stress, chapped skin, and even stretch marks. In aromatherapy it is also used to help with nervous disorders, depression and anxiety.

Make sure your skin is be clean and dry when using these perfumes, so the scent doesn't mix with other odors. Pulse points such as the neck, sternum, elbow, inside of the knee or wrist are the best places to apply perfume. The increased body temperature at these pulse points improves a scent's development and longevity.
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