Pure and uncut Fragrance Oils!!! Just a dab to those spots you want to highlight with fragrance on your body!
May be used as perfume or add a couple of drops to your bath water or unscented items to scent yourself.
Choose from:
*Japanese Orange -
a delicious blend of citrus & spices to tantalize your senses. Wonderful happy uplifting scent especially in winter months!
*CocoDiva -
a chocoholics delight! Blends of cocoa, florals & spice-chocolatey without smelling like a hershey bar!
*GreenTea -
our version combines herbals with florals for a fresh clean scent (1 of our Top sellers)
*Asian Lilies - a beautiful soft floral combined with white musks
*Honey Almond -
Smells so good you'll want to eat it - BUT DON"T! A wonderful blend of honey & almonds for a fresh clean scent!
*My Joy -
Orange blossoms infused with water florals then kissed with a hint of warm amber & vanilla.
(this special fragrance was name for my beautiful daughter - Joy)
****BE SURE TO SPECIFY YOUR SCENT CHOICES WHEN ORDERING IN THE NOTES AREA OF YOUR ORDER OR EMAIL OR PHONE US FOR ASSISTANCE.
How To Use:
For external use only.
Dab on to pulse points. Can mix a couple of drops with water in palm of hands and spread over arms as a refresher.
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What is a dram anyway?
A dram is a unit of measurement which is part of apothecaries' system of mass. The system of measurement was used
by the old apothecaries in English speaking Europe and colonial America. In terms of modern day, the system is obsolete
and all pharmaceutical companies measure out chemicals and ingredients in the metric system.
If you have read through a few recipe books on oils, incenses, and powders, you might have noticed that many of the recipes are measured out in drams.
So, here's a simple conversion chart:
1 dram = 1/8 fl oz = ½ tsp plus 1/8 tsp
2 drams = ¼ fl oz = ½ tsp
4 drams = ½ fl oz = 1 tbsp
6 drams = ¾ fl oz = 1 ½ tbsp
8 drams =1 fl oz = 2 tbsp
