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Essential Oils
For a more complete listing of our products, oils and sizes, call and request our most recent catalog.
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Beauty and body-care products based on plant extracts instead of synthetic ingredients are growing in popularity.
Although store-bought natural skin-and body-care products can be expensive, the good news is you can make beauty products that are every bit as effective as the commercial equivalents. The ingredients are readily available and relatively inexpensive. Preparations for women, men, and children; bath oils and lotions for the skin and hair; and even fragrances are included in this collection of time-honored formulas. Because they are made of
herbal extracts and infusions, these products are kinder to the skin than many factory-prepared products. Best of all, you know exactly what each contains because you've made it yourself!
Looking for great gifts for family and friends? Dressed up in a beautiful bottle, hand-labeled and tied with a pretty bow, this collection will make wonderful gifts that are sure to be appreciated because of the time and personal attention you've given to them.
Carrier Oils
For the safest and most effective use of essential oils we recommend that they be blended into a carrier or base oil. We offer a wide variety of the finest carrier oils - cold-pressed and organic where possible.
Hydrosols
A hydrosol is the water that is collected when plants are distilled to make essential oils. Hydrosols contain small portions of essential oil along with water soluble extracts from the plant that do not occur in the oil.
Hydrosols are valuable therapeutic material in their own right. They can be applied to the skin direct, used as a bath and cosmetic additive, and to lightly scent rooms, clothing and linens. Because of their gentleness hydrosols are particularly suited for children, the elderly and for those who are very debilitated by illness.
Magical Mixtures
Pre-blended herbal remedy formulas. Made with 100% pure Hands-On essential oils in an organic carrier oil.
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