SEOC Oil Recipes

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'exotic sugar & salt body glow'
As seen on Channel Nine's A Current Affair.

Click here to view the Video segment.
This Exotic Sugar & Salt Body Glow is a great value yet totally luxurious all over body exfoliant. It’s guaranteed to tantilise your senses on every level. The aroma is truly edible
(though we don’t recommend eating it!). The granular texture is invigorating and the oil is luscious and softening. Once you’ve tried it you’ll be addicted.
This recipe and others like it can be found in the Summer & Winter editions of our recipe books.
ingredients click on the ingredient to view product & pricing information

160g bath salts (fine)
160g epsom salts
320g raw sugar
50g fresh ground coffee (not instant)
320g sweet almond oil
6.5mL vanilla oleoresin
8 drops sweet orange essential oil
8 drops ylang ylang essential oil
5g vitamin E (anti-oxidant)
how to
prep time: 10 minutes

cooking requirement: no
makes: approx. 1kg (4 x 250g jars)
step 1 Add dry ingredients to a bowl, one at a time and stir thoroughly before adding the next ingredient.
step 2 Next add the oil and mix through well
step 3 Finally add the essential oils and stir well. Spoon into jars.
application
Best applied to damp skin. Start by jumping under the shower , wet yourself all over. If you are washing your hair, do this now and leave in a conditioning treatment while you
apply the Body Glow. Turn the water off and take a generous amount of Body Glow. Start applying the product at your feet, work your way up your legs with small circular
movements working towards the heart, then start at the hand and work up the arms. Followed by the abdomen, waist, hips and back. Once you’ve applied it to the entire body,
go back over and massage 2-3 more times. Rinse off with warm water. It will leave a light oily layer on your skin that feels heavenly. [It is optional to use a shower gel to remove
the oil if you’d prefer.] NB: after rinsing, the excess oil may leave a slippery surface in your shower, take care not to slip.
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'ice'
As the name suggests, this one is fabulous to cool the skin after a day in the sun, and it helps to reduce the stinging effects of
sunburn.
This recipe and others like it can be found in the Summer edition of our recipe books.

500mL aloe vera - paraben free
3mL peppermint premium essential oil
3mL lavender bulgarian (certified organic) essential oil
5mL calendula extract
5mL papaya extract
2mL wheat amino acid extract
5mL solubiliser
0.25mL green natural (oil soluble) dye
create your own recipe
Creating your own Aloe Vera Recipe can be easily done by following these simple guidelines. Mix & match ingredients to create the ideal product for you.
500mL aloe vera - paraben free

- suitable to use as is, or customise with extra ingredients
optional ingredients
5-10mL essential oils

- adds therapeutic benefits
5-15mL extracts (herbal, marine, fruit or vitamins)
few mL dyes (water or oil soluble)
- adds colour
10-20mL solubiliser
- assists in dissolving oils into the water based product
how to
prep time: 10-15 minutes

makes: 500g (store in jars or pump pack)
step 1 Place the aloe vera gel in a clean bowl.

step 2 Add water soluble ingredients, mix well.
step 3 Add oil soluble ingredients, mix well.
step 4 Add solubiliser, mix well.
application
Apply to body and face as required.
tips on making aloe vera gels
tip 1 Store Aloe Vera in the fridge to prolong its shelf life.
tip 2 A simple refreshing face mist can be made by adding 5% aloe vera to your favourite hydrosol.
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'renewal time'
Spring is the season for renewal. As we emerge from the winter chills, a new sense of life and vitality prevails.
This recipe and others like it can be found in the Spring edition of our recipe books.
Plus more Bath Salt recipes also appear in the Summer and Winter editions.

750g epsom salts
200g bath salts (fine)
60g sodium bicarbonate
4mL lavender true essential oil
2mL may chang essential oil
4mL orange sweet essential oil
10mL gingko extract
20g rose petals
Creating your own Bath Salt Recipe can be easily done by following these simple guidelines. Mix & match ingredients to create the ideal product for you.
1kg salts
- choose a combination of fine, coarse bath salts (water washed sea salts), and/or Epsom salts
- to assist absorption of oil to middle of the salt & softens water

5-50g clays
- adds colour and therapeutic benefits
few mL dyes (water soluble)
- adds colour
10-30g botanicals
- adds texture and colour, plus they will float on the water surface
5-20g pearlescent/glitter
- adds shimmer effect to the water, this is great by candle light
how to

makes: 1kg (4 x 250g jars)
step 1 In a clean bowl, mix the salts together.

step 2 Add essential oils, mix well.
step 3 Add extracts and/or vitamins, mix well.
step 4 Add clays and/or pearlescent glitter (if applicable), mix well.
step 5 Add sodium bicarbonate, mix well.
step 6 Add botanicals, mix well.
step 7 If adding dye, allow to sit for 24 hour before adding as this will ensure it absorbs effectively into the salt and won't leave stains around your bath. Mix well.
step 8 Allow to sit for 24 hours before using. This will ensure the oils absorb to the centre of the salt, giving a more intense aroma in the bath.
application
Draw a hot bath (or bowl for a foot soak). Add 100g-125g of bath salts to running water. Allow a few minutes for the salts to dissolve. Jump in, sit back & relax!
tips on making bath salts
tip 1 There is no better way to mix your salts than with your hands. But always ensure to wear gloves.
tip 2 Add colour to your bath salts by adding water-soluble dyes or natural clays.
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'passion for pink'

Definitely one for the girls... pamper yourself with this wonderful body butter that will
improve the texture of your skin and leave you feeling toned and soft.
This recipe and others like it can be found in the Autumn edition of our recipe books.
Plus more Body Butter recipes also appear in the Spring edition.

body butter (from scratch, see below)
1L
or SEOC body butter base
6mL rose geranium essential oil
1mL myrrh essential oil
3mL frankincense premium essential oil
15mL passionflower extract
5-10g pink clay
Creating your own Body Butter Recipe can be easily done by following these simple guidelines. Mix & match ingredients to
create the ideal product for you.
1L body butter (from scratch, see below)

or SEOC body butter base

use 5-10mL (0.5-1%) for face recipes (e.g. night cream)
use 10-20mL (1-2%) for body recipes (e.g. body butter)
use 20-30mL (2-3%) for foot recipes (e.g. rich foot butter)
10-50g exotic butters (if using SEOC base)
- adds additional thickness and extra nourishment
10-50mL extracts(herbal, marine, fruit or vitamins)
5-20g clays
- adds colour
- adds shimmer effect to the skin
how to - if using SEOC base
(see below for method from scratch)
prep time: 10-15 minutes (if using SEOC base)

cooking requirement: only if adding additional exotic butters
step 1 Place body butter base In a clean bowl.

step 2 If adding extra exotic butters, gently melt them in a double pot on the stove.
step 3 Once melted, slowly add the butters to the base and stir thoroughly.
step 6 Add clays, dyes and/or pearlescent glitter (if applicable), mix well. To get an even colour throughout your body
butter it is ideal to use a hand held blender for a few short bursts.
body butter recipe

- from scratch
Body butter is a variation on a standard water and oil emulsion with the addition of
rich nourishing butters and waxes. The same principle of working in phases applies.
water phase
900mL distilled water

- available from the ironing section of your supermarket
25g unigerm g-2
OR - synthetic preservative
7g grapefruit seed extract
- natural preservative
oil phase
100mL/g carrier oil - such as macadamia or sweet almond, or one to suit a particular skin type
80g shea nut butter
60g cocoa butter
- adds emollient, protective, softening and lubricating properties
10g stearic acid
- enhances stability
20g beeswax natural or bleached
- adds protective barrier and thickening
60g emulsifying wax
- binds the water and oil phases, and thickening
active phase (customise to your liking)

5-20g clays
- adds colour
how to - if making from scratch

cooking requirement: yes
step 1 Place water in a saucepan. Apply a low heat and slowly build to 70°C.
step 2 Place 'oil phase' ingredients into a double pot on the stove. Apply a low heat and slowly build to 70°C. You will be
close to the correct temperature when the emulsifying wax is fully melted.
step 3 Once both phases have reached 70°C, remove from stove. Then pour the 'water' phase into the 'oil' phase and stir.
Continue stirring until the mixture reaches 45°C. This may take approx. 30 minutes. Once at 45°C, add your
preservative, and then other desired 'active' ingredients.
step 4 Continue stirring till it cools to 35°C. It will be starting to thicken. Pour into jars. Allow to cool completely before
putting on lids.
application
Apply to body, face or feet as required.
tips on making body butter
tip 1 Always stir continuously as your mixture cools, as this will avoid lumps forming. However, if lumps do
appear they can be smoothed by using a hand held blender for a few short bursts.
tip 2 For a lighter body whip consistency, continue using the hand held blender for several minutes.
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'fruit salad'
Give your face a nourishing fruit fix with this delicious mask that purifies, tones, soothes and freshens. Suitable for all skin types.
This recipe and others like it can be found in the Autumn edition of our recipe books.
Plus more Clay Mask recipes also appear in the Spring edition.

450g pink clay
50g australian mineral-lite
500mL grapefruit infused water
10mL papaya fruit extract
10mL apple fruit extract
10mL kiwi fruit extract
5mL lemon essential oil (certified organic)
5-7.5mL preservative (optional to prolong shelf-life)
how to

makes: approx. 750g (3 x 250g jars)
step 1 In a clean bowl, mix the clays and other dry ingredients together.
step 2 Create a well and mix through the extracts and/or vitamins
step 3 Gradually add the hydrosol/infused water, mix to desired paste-like consistency
application
Apply a liberal amount of clay mask to the face, neck and décolletage area. Avoid the delicate eye zone. Leave on for 10-15 minutes. Rinse with warm water.
tips on making clay masks
tip 1 Select a clay or combination of clays to suit your skin type.

tip 2 Adding Australian Mineral-lite will give a creamier texture to your mask, and enhance the drawing action of the clay. Plus it will assist with easier removal of the
mask once it has dried. Add at up to 50/50 with you chosen clay.
tip 3 Using hydrosol or infused water instead of purified water will enhance the therapeutic benefits of the mask. Choose one to match your skin type.
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'sense of calm'
Nourish, soothe and restore the moisture to your skin with this pampering cream. Gentle enough for the face.
This recipe and others like it can be found in the Winter edition of our recipe books.
Plus more Body Butter recipes also appear in the Autumn and Spring editions.

1L cream (made from scratch, see recipe below)
or SEOC cream base or paraben-free
5mL bergamot (non-phototoxic) essential oil
2mL frankincense premium essential oil
2mL sweet marjoram essential oil
1mL chamomile roman essential oil
10mL apple extract
5g vitamin E
Creating your own Cream Recipe can be easily done by following these simple guidelines. Mix & match ingredients to create the ideal product for you.
1L cream (made from scratch, see recipe below)

or SEOC cream base or paraben-free

40-150g exotic butters
use 5-10% for lip recipes
use 5-12% for body recipes (e.g. body cream)
use 4-6% for face recipes
use 8-15% for night cream recipes
30-100mL carrier oil or infused oil
5-20g clays
- adds colour

prep time: 10-15 minutes (if using SEOC base)

cooking requirement: only if adding additional exotic butters
step 1 Place cream base In a clean bowl.

step 2 If adding extra exotic butters, gently melt them in a double pot on the stove.
step 3 Once melted, slowly add the butters to the base and stir thoroughly.
step 6 Add clays, dyes and/or pearlescent glitter (if applicable), mix well. To get an even colour throughout your cream it is ideal to use a hand held blender for a few
short bursts.
cream recipe
- from scratch
A cream is a standard water and oil emulsion. In principle you will work in phases, and then mix the phases at a specific temperature
to make the emulsion.
water phase
900mL distilled water

- available from the ironing section of your supermarket
25g unigerm g-2
OR - synthetic preservative
7g grapefruit seed extract
- natural preservative
oil phase
100mL/g carrier oil (or blend of oils) - such as macadamia or sweet almond, or a combination to suit a particular skin type
60g emulsifying wax
- binds the water and oil phases, and thickening
Reduce to 40g for a lighter lotion consistency

10mL vitamin E (anti-oxidant)
OR - recommended as it prevents oils from going rancid and prolongs life of the cream
1-2mL rosemary leaf extract (anti-oxidant)
- recommended as it prevents oils from going rancid and prolongs life of the cream
5-20g clays
- adds colour

step 1 Place water in a saucepan. Apply a low heat and slowly build to 70°C.
step 2 Place 'oil phase' ingredients into a double pot on the stove. Apply a low heat and slowly build to 70°C. You will be close to the correct temperature when the
emulsifying wax is fully melted.
step 3 Once both phases have reached 70°C, remove from stove. Then pour the 'water' phase into the 'oil' phase and stir. Continue stirring until the mixture reaches 45°C.
This may take approx. 30 minutes. Once at 45°C, add your preservative, anti-oxidant then other desired 'active' ingredients.
step 4 Continue stirring till it cools to 35°C. It will be starting to thicken. Pour into jars. Allow to cool completely before putting on lids.
application
Apply to body, face or feet as required.
tips on making cream
tip 1 Always stir continuously as your mixture cools, as this will avoid lumps forming. However, if lumps do appear they can be smoothed by using a hand held
blender for a few short bursts.
tip 2 If using 'natural' preservative in your recipe, we recommend sterilising your jars & lids. See our article on 'how to' in the May-06 issue of the Oily Edition
newsletter.
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Botanical Name: Backhousia anisata
Aromatic Notes: penetrating & fresh, aniseed like aroma with spicy notes
Common Uses: stimulating & clearing, beneficial for the respiratory system
Cosmetic Uses: keeps skin clean, removes congestion, helps clear blemishes
Precautions: avoid during pregnancy, do not use around sensitive eye area
blends to enjoy
click on the ingredient to view product & pricing information
 scent the room - add 10-12 drops to your vaporiser
 for face cream - add 10-12 drops to 50mL cream base
 for body cream - add 20-24 drops to 50mL cream base
 for the bath - add 20-24 drops under running water
'autumn sunset'
2 drops aniseed myrtle essential oil
1 drop cedarwood virginian essential oil
2 drops clove leaf essential oil
2 drops petitgrain essential oil
'bush autumn'
1 drop lemon myrtle essential oil
2 drops eucalyptus peppermint essential oil
1 drop cajeput essential oil
'spiced cookie'
1 drop aniseed myrtle essential oil
2 drops peru balsam essential oil
2 drops cinnamon bark essential oil
1 drop clary sage essential oil
'enrich'
4 drops orange sweet - certified organic essential oil
1 drop patchouli - certified organic essential oil
1 drop palmarosa - certified organic essential oil
'lung tonic'
2 drops thyme - certified organic essential oil
2 drops frankincense premium essential oil
3 drops gingergrass essential oil
3 drops hyssop - certified organic essential oil
recipe feature - chest clearing balm
50mL flaxseed oil - certified organic

50mL coconut oil
50g cocoa butter - certified organic
20g beeswax refined
5g natural vitamin E
5 drops cedarwood atlas essential oil
how to

cooking requirement: nil
makes: approx 180g
step 1 Gently melt carrier oils, butter & wax in a clean beaker
step 2 Once liquified add vitamin E & mix well
step 3 Add essential oils & mix well
step 4 Transfer to a clean jar for storage
application
Massage the chest and back to help relieve congestion and symptoms of coughs and colds.
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Botanical Name: Citrus aurantium var.bergamia
Aromatic Notes: fresh, delicate, mixture of orange and lemon with floral overtones
Common Uses: uplifting and restoring, can quell anger and frustration
Cosmetic Uses: great for stressed skin, suitable for teenage or oily skin
Precautions: bergaptene free therefore no phototoxicity
blends to enjoy
'sunday afternoon'
4 drops bergamot non-phototoxic essential oil
2 drops lavender bulgarian - certified organic essential oil
1 drop marjoram sweet essential oil
1 drop patchouli essential oil
'quick sprint'
2 drops lemon - certified organic essential oil
2 drops lime essential oil
1 drop eucalyptus lemon scented gum essential oil
'style & grace'

2 drops geranium bourban essential oil
1 drop juniperberry essential oil
1 drop ylang ylang 1st grade essential oil
'his moment'
2 drops rosewood essential oil
1 drop petitgrain - certified organic essential oil
1 drop sandalwood australian essential oil
'direct hit'
1 drop may chang essential oil
1 drop basil ct linalool essential oil
recipe feature - early start shower gel
100mL sulphate free shower gel

1mL gingko extract
4 drops peppermint essential oil
6 drops juniperberry essential oil
how to

makes: approx 100mL
step 1 Pour shower gel into a clean bowl

step 2 Add extract and fold gently - being careful not to create too many bubbles
step 3 Add essential oils and fold gently
step 4 Pour into a clean bottle
application
Use every morning in the shower to feel uplifted and ready to face the day ahead.
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Botanical Name: Piper nigrum
Aromatic Notes: spicy, warm, sharply fresh scent with slightly woody tones
Common Uses: perfect for massage, relieves muscular aches & pains
Cosmetic Uses: mainly used in massage blends, can help improve circulation
Precautions: use in moderation, can irritate sensitive skin
blends to enjoy
'eternal flame'
rich & warming, great for massage to stimulate circulation & relieve stiffness
3drops black pepper essential oil or certified organic
2 drops ginger essential oil
5drops mandarin red - certified organic essential oil
3 drops marjoram sweet essential oil
'galvanise'
invigorating & stimulating, great for massage to boost the bodies immune system
4 drops black pepper essential oil
2 drops lemongrass cochin essential oil
2 drops rosemary - certified organic essential oil
3 drops lime - certified organic essential oil
'long & lavishing'

exotic & sensuous, great for massage to warm the soul & soothe the nerves
1 drop coriander - certified organic essential oil
4 drops bergamot non phototoxic essential oil
1 drop jasmine - certified organic essential oil
'soul focus'
fresh & clear, great for massage to sharpen the mind & hone the senses
2 drops eucalyptus australiana essential oil
'nourishment'
sweet & heavy - slightly euphoric, great for massage to ease tension & stress
2 drops clary sage essential oil
4 drops grapefruit white essential oil
recipe feature - tired muscle super soak
50g epsom salts

50g coarse bath salts
3 drops rosemary ct camphor essential oil
4 drops lavender true essential oil
how to

makes: approx 100g
step 1 Mix salts together in a clean bowl

step 2 Add essential oils and mix well
step 3 Add sodium bicarbonate and mix well
step 4 Allow salts to sit for 24 hours to ensure oils absorb well for optimum results
application
Draw a hot bath, add salts to running water, allows a few minutes for them to dissolve then enjoy your
soak!
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Botanical Name: Cedrus atlantica
Aromatic Notes: warm, sweet, balsamic and woody - slightly similar to sandalwood
Common Uses: helps balance the body, eases respiratory complaints
Cosmetic Uses: great for oily & teenage skin, good hair tonic, softens the skin
Precautions: avoid during pregnancy
blends to enjoy
'elusive strength'
zesty & bright, brings clarity & refreshes the spirit, lifts the complexion
4 drops cedarwood atlas essential oil or certified organic
4 drops lemon australian essential oil
4 drops bergamot calabrian essential oil
3 drops palmarosa essential oil
'a pinch of pizzazz'

spicy & uplifting, elevates the mind out of the blues, eases cold symptoms
1 drop cinnamon leaf essential oil
2 drops frankincense essential oil
'inhale deeply'
clear & sharp, great for steam inhalation, cleanses the skin, can even help with drandruff
2 drops rosemary ct cineole essential oil
2 drops tea tree - certified organic essential oil
2 drops nerolina essential oil
'calm the beast'

floral & fresh, soothes anxiety, great for balancing oily skin & sebum levels
3 drops cypress french essential oil
'scent & the city'

sweet & exotic, great feminine blend, perfect for perfumery, softens skin
2 drops neroli essential oil
1 drop jasmine sambac essential oil
recipe feature - jangled nerves body oil
100mL practitioners choice massage oil

5 drops mandarin australian essential oil
3 drops orange sweet essential oil
2 drops lavender australian essential oil
how to

makes: 100mL
step 1 Pour Practitioners Choice into a clean beaker

step 3 Pour oil into a clean bottle to store
application
Use sparingly in a full body massage to alleviate tension and stress.
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Botanical Name: Salvia sclarea
Aromatic Notes: heady, almost nutty scent, combination of herbaceous and floral
Common Uses: relaxing and warming, slightly euphoric, eases nerves and tension
Cosmetic Uses: nourishes tired skin, perfect for haircare - encourages growth
Precautions: do not use during pregnancy, can be a sedative
blends to enjoy
'minimalistic'
4 drops bergamot (non-phototoxic) - certified organic essential oil
'sumptuous'
1 drop cypress french essential oil
3 drops juniperberry - certified organic essential oil
'naturally humble'
1 drop neroli italy essential oil
'earthly riches'
1 drop vetiver essential oil
'flourish & thrive'

1 drop basil ct linalool - certified organic essential oil
recipe feature - PMS relieving body oil
50mL original massage blend

3 drops lavender essential oil
3 drops ylang ylang 1st grade essential oil
how to

makes: approx 50mL
step 1 Pour massage oil into a clean beaker

step 3 Carefully pour into a glass bottle
application
Gently massage into lower back and abdomen as necessary to help relieve symptons.
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Botanical Name: Eugenia caryophyllata
Aromatic Notes: intensely strong, spicy, warm & penetrating aroma
Common Uses: stimulating on the mind, helps lift depression, traditionally used in dentistry
Cosmetic Uses: not often used in skincare but can be beneficial for wound healing
Precautions: use with caution as irritation can occur, never apply neat to the skin
blends to enjoy
'no messing about'

sweet & spicy, sharpens the nerves, uplifting & stimulating, encourages concentration, beneficial to respiratory system
1 drop clove bud - certified organic essential oil
3 drops basil ct linalool essential oil
4 drops bergamot bergaptene free essential oil
1 drop cinnamon leaf - certified organic essential oil
'restoration'
clear & tangy, relieves stress & frustration, warms the heart, useful for muscle aches & pains, stimulates circulation
2 drops clove bud - certified organic essential oil
4 drops lavender alpine french essential oil
2 drops tangerine essential oil
'lemon lime & bitters'

fresh & grassy, slightly bitter, refreshes a tired mind & gives clarity of thought, cools feverish conditions, helps calm coughs
2 drops lime cold pressed essential oil
'astutely aware'
sharp & bright, excellent for mental fatigue & depression, useful for respiratory inhalations, repels insects & can relieve bites
1 drop ravensara - certified organic essential oil
3 drops peppermint premium essential oil
2 drops lemon myrtle essential oil
'infiltrate the mind'

penetrating & herby, clears the head & aids memory, helpful cold & flu remedy, can be used to ease muscular aches
4 drops mandarin red - certified organic essential oil
1 drop eucalyptus lemon scented gum essential oil
recipe feature - flying pests beward spray
50mL lemon scented tea tree hydrosol

50mL peppermint hydrosol
2 drops orange sweet australian essential oil
how to

makes: approx 100mL
step 1 Pour hydrosols into a clean beaker & mix

step 4 Pour into a dark coloured bottle
step 5 Close with a spray mist top
application
Spray directly onto skin when outdoors to keep the insects away
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free recipes
- With ingredients, how to & tips
Botanical Name: Cupressus sempervirens Body Glow

As seen on Channel Nine's
Aromatic Notes: clear, bright & fresh aroma, A Current Affair
hint of spice & slightly woody Click here to view the Video segment.
Common Uses: soothes anger, cleanses the Aloe vera gel

- 'Ice' recipe
spirit, circulatory tonic, eases muscle cramps - Create Your Own recipe
Cosmetic Uses: excellent balancing oil, Bath salts

controls water loss, helpful for mature skin - 'Renewal Time' recipe
- Create Your Own recipe
Precautions: regulates menstrual cycle do not
use during pregnancy Body butters
- 'Passion for Pink' recipe
- Basic recipe from Scratch
Clay masks
- 'Fruit Salad' face mask recipe
blends to enjoy - Create Your Own recipe
Creams & lotions
- 'Sense of Calm' recipe

scent the room - add 10-12 drops to your vaporiser - Basic recipe from Scratch
 for face cream - add 10-12 drops to 50mL cream base Essential Oil Feature

(inc. recipes for blends)
for body cream - add 20-24 drops to 50mL cream base - Aniseed Myrtle
- Bergamot Non-phototoxic
 for the bath - add 20-24 drops under running water - Black Pepper
- Cedarwood Atlas
- Clary Sage
- Clove Bud - Certified Organic
'to the point' - Cypress French
fresh & spicy, cools the emotions, clears the head, great for respiratory ailments, brightens - Eucalyptus Australiana
complexion, cleanses oily skin - Fennel Sweet
- Frankincense
2 drops cypress french essential oil - Geranium
5 drops lemon australian essential oil - Ginger
- Grapefruit Pink - Certified Organic
2 drops eucalyptus peppermint gum essential oil - Jasmine - Certified Organic
1 drop cinnamon leaf - certified organic essential oil - Juniperberry
- Lavender True
- Lemon Australian
'floating' - Lemon Myrtle
light & woody, calming & soothing, allays frustration, can alleviate aches from rheumatism, - Lemon Scented Tea Tree - Certified
repels insects, skin softening Organic
3 drops cypress french essential oil - Lemongrass Cochin
- Lime - Certified Organic
2 drops lavender alpine french essential oil - Lotus Pink Absolute
4 drops bergamot calabrian essential oil - Mandarin Australian
- May Chang
2 drops cedarwood atlas essential oil - Neroli
- Oak Moss Absolute
'activate powers' - Orange Sweet - Certified Organic
sharp & tangy, revives a tired mind, stimulates the nerves, increases appetite, digestive - Palmarosa
- Patchouli
tonic, ideal for stretch mark products - Peppermint Premium
2 drops cypress french essential oil - Petitgrain
2 drops juniperberry essential oil - Rosalina - Certified Organic
- Rose Geranium
3 drops grapefruit pink essential oil - Rose Otto - Certified Organic
2 drops lime cold pressed essential oil - Rosemary CT Cineole
- Rosewood
- Sandalwood Australian
'comfy & cosy' - Tea Tree
sweet & sultry, comforting & encouraging, reduces stress, helps with chest infections, - Tuberose Absolute
perfect for ageing skin, helps smooth wrinkles - Vetiver
- Wintergreen - Certified Organic
3 drops cypress french essential oil - Ylang Ylang Complete - Certified
1 drop sandalwood australian essential oil Organic
Lip balms
2 drops frankincense premium essential oil - 'Luxurious bouquet' recipe
'pat on the back' - Basic recipe from Scratch
herby & resonating, hypnotic & slightly euphoric, eases depression, encourages feelings - Jaffa Delight recipe
of well-being, useful skin tonic
2 drops cypress french essential oil Melt & pour soap
- 'Hollywood' recipe
2 drops clary sage essential oil - Create Your Own recipe
1 drop citronella essential oil
recipe feature - spring fresh body powder
100g white clay

1mL davidson plum extract
3 drops petitgrain - certified organic essential oil
2 drops cedarwood atlas - certified organic essential oil
how to

makes: approx 100g
step 1 Place clay in clean bowl

step 3 Add extract & mix well
step 4 Sieve the mixture to remove any lumps
step 5 Sieve agin to ensure completely blended
application
Sprinkle liberally in desired areas to keep your body

dry & feeling fresh.
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Botanical Name: Eucalyptus radiata
Aromatic Notes: strong, fresh, clear and piercing
Common Uses: cooling, stimulating and refreshing, aids concentration
Cosmetic Uses: refreshes skin, soothing and cooling
Precautions: only use in low doses, avoid if suffering from high blood pressure
blends to enjoy
'germ ejector'
1 drop myrtle essential oil
'firm but fair'

1 drop hyssop - certified organic essential oil
'spring in your step'

1 drop cajeput essential oil
'sweet kick'
3 drops madarin red - certified organic essential oil
'easy nature'
recipe feature - bushland melt and pour soap
100g melt and pour soap

10mL orange blossom infused water
1g tea tree powder
how to

cooking requirement: double boiler
makes: 100g
step 1 Place melt and pour soap in a double boiler, melt slowly
step 2 Once the soap is melted add orange blossom water and mix gently
step 3 Next add essential oils and mix gently
step 4 Finally add tea tree powder and mix gently, then pour into your mould
application
Soap will be set in approximately 12-24 hours. Use daily on your body to give your skin a clean fresh
feeling.
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Botanical Name: Foeniculum vulgare dulce
Aromatic Notes: sweet, aniseed like aroma, slightly spicy with floral notes
Common Uses: strenghthens & encourages, great digestive remedy, diuretic properties
Cosmetic Uses: said to possess some anti-ageing properties, but could be sensitising
Precautions: avoid during pregnancy & if you have epilepsy
blends to enjoy
'ka-pow!'
sharp & piercing, immediately reviving, helpful with respiratory ailments, softens & cleanses skin
2 drops fennel sweet essential oil
'clean cultivation'
clear & slightly spicy, sharpens the senses, uplifts depression, supports digestive system, minimises blemishes
2 drops cypress french - certified organic essential oil
'sky rise'
herbaceous & tangy, enlivens the mind & revitalises nervous system, digestive tonic, eases skin congestion
4 drops grapefruit pink essential oil
'unruffle the rubble'

warm & heavy, calms a racing mind, balances hormones, stimulates circulation, great for anti-cellulite products
2 drop fennel sweet essential oil
1 drop geranium - certified organic essential oil
'warm pillow'
sweet & slightly floral, supports the spirit, mild aphrodisiac properties, diminishes fine lines & wrinkles
2 drops sandalwood australian essential oil
1 drop rose maroc absolute
3 drops palmarosa - certified organic essential oil
recipe feature - herb delight melt & pour soap
100g natural melt & pour soap - clear

10mL peppermint hydrosol
2mL liquorice root extract - certified organic
16 drops spearmint essential oil
how to

makes: approx 100g
step 1 Gently melt soap in clean bowl

step 2 Once liquified, fold through hydrosol minimising bubbles
step 3 Add extract & mix through gently
step 4 Add essential oils & mix through gently
step 5 Pour into suitable mould to set
application
Use daily to clean the body and revive the mind.
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Botanical Name: Boswellia carterii
Aromatic Notes: woody, spicy sweet with a slight lemony scent
Common Uses: calming and soothing to the mind, comforting
Cosmetic Uses: diminishes the look of fine lines, balances oily skin
Precautions:
blends to enjoy
'banishing'
3 drops frankincense essential oil or certified organic
1 drops myrrh essential oil
1 drops sage essential oil
1 drops galbanum essential oil
'renaissance'
2 drops
frankincense essential oil
1 drops geranium essential oil
2 drops vanilla oleoresin
2 drops rose absolute premium
'jewel of yemen'
2 drops yarrow blue essential oil

2 drops immortelle - certified organic essential oil
2 drops frangipani reconstituted essential oil
'snowflake'
1 drops
frankincense essential oil
1 drops bay essential oil

3 drops ravensara essential oil
2 drops lemon essential oil
'breathe clear'

1 drops angelica root essential oil
2 drops cajeput essential oil
3 drops mandarin - certified organic essential oil
recipe feature - mature or troubled skin cleanser
50mL sulphate free gel

40mL aloe vera gel
10mL witch hazel
1mL sage herbal extract
2mL rice herbal extract
1mL jojoba oil
how to

makes: 100mL
step 1 Combine sulphate free gel and aloe vera gel in a clean bowl
step 2 Add witch hazel and fold through gently - avoid creating bubbles
step 3 Add extracts and fold through
step 4 Add essential oils and fold through
application
Moisten face with warm water, apply with fingers using a circular motion, massage gel into skin, rinse
thoroughly.
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Botanical Name: Pelargonium graveolens
Aromatic Notes: heavy and sweet, floral overtones
Common Uses: balancing and clearing, can assist stress relief
Cosmetic Uses: suitable for oily, congested skin, good cleanser

Precautions: regulates hormones so avoid during pregnancy
blends to enjoy
'spotless'
2 drops geranium essential oil or certified organic
'dessert high'
3 drops geraniumessential oil
4 drops lavender true - certified organic essential oil

'green snap'
2 drops bay essential oil
'place of origin'
2 drops
geranium essential oil
4 drops patchouli essential oil

3 drops rose premium absolute
'manly temperament'
1 drop geranium essential oil
2 drops carrot seed essential oil
recipe feature - bathing beauty bubble bath
100mL shower/bath gel base

1mL marsh mallow extract
1 drop geranium essential oil
3 drops mandarin essential oil
how to

makes: 100mL
step 1 Pour shower/bath gel into a clean bowl

step 2 Gently fold through marsh mallow extract - be careful not to create bubbles
step 3 Add essential oils and gently fold through
application
Run warm bath and add bubble bath under running water.
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Botanical Name: Zingiber officinale
Aromatic Notes: warm and woody spice, a hint of lemon
Common Uses: grounding and calming, great disgestive tonic
Cosmetic Uses: used in perfumes, reduces appearance of bruising
Precautions: potential irritant to sensitive skin
blends to enjoy
'tang and tingle'

'christmas comes early'

2 drops cinnamon bark - certified organic essential oil
'freshly picked'
2 drops eucalyptus globulus - certified organic essential oil
'charmed'
3 drops
ginger essential oil

1 drop cardamom essential oil
'winter blanket'

5 drops rose geranium essential oil
recipe feature - gorgeous body scrub

100mL premium cream base
1mL calendula extract
8g ground walnut shell
3 drop
ginger essential oil
2 drops nutmeg essential oil

1g unigerm g2
how to

makes: 100mL
step 1 Add cream to a clean bowl

step 2 Gently mix through essential oils
step 3 Add extract and unigerm and mix well
step 4 Add walnut shell and mix well
application
Use circular movements to apply and massage over your body. Rinse with warm water for a silky smooth
result.
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Botanical Name: Citrus paradisi
Aromatic Notes: fresh, sweet but slightly sharp
Common Uses: uplifting stress reliever, can help with water retention
Cosmetic Uses: great for oily or teenage skin
Precautions: potential photo sensitivity
blends to enjoy
'girlie girl'
4 drops grapefruit pink - certified organic essential oil
2 drops ylang ylang complete - certified organic essential oil
2 drops bergamot calabrian - certified organic essential oil
'candle at both ends'

'pure paradise'
3 drops 3% rose otto essential oil
2 drops 3% immortelle essential oil
'house & garden'
3 drops
grapefruit pink - certified organic essential oil

2 drops pine scotch essential oil
'oh la la'
recipe feature - sweet cheeks body butter
100mL premium body butter base

1mL fucus extract
1mL kelp extract
3 drop grapefruit pink - certified organic essential oil
how to

makes: 100mL
step 1 Add body butter to a clean bowl

step 2 Gently mix through essential oils
step 3 Add extracts and mix well
application
Apply to your thighs and behind regularly to help smooth your skin.
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Botanical Name: Jasminum grandiflorum
Aromatic Notes: sweet & exotic, rich floral aroma, slightly heady
Common Uses: calms & warms emotions, balances hormones, relieves depression
Cosmetic Uses: tonic for dry & sensitive skin, used to soften stretch marks & scars
Precautions: avoid during pregnancy although is helpful during labour
blends to enjoy

'angers away'
fresh & light, dispels anger & frustration, digestive tonic, good for oily & congested skin
3 drops bergamot bergaptene free - certified organic essential oil
1 drop petitgrain - certified organic essential oil
'smooth the edges'

sweet & woody, creates a feeling of calm, supports respiratory system, excellen for ageing skin
2 drops jasmine - certified organic essential oil
'teenage crush'
floral & tangy, lifts depression & anxiety, slightly euphoric, encourages romance, smooths stretch marks
3 drops 3% jasmine in jojoba - certified organic
2 drops 3% neroli in jojoba - certified organic
'kind-hearted'
rich & warm, relaxes nervous tension, comforting & peaceful, balances & softens skin, great for dry skin
1 drop myrrh essential oil
'no more crows'

dry & slightly spicy, stabilises & clears the mind, relieves headaches & jetlag, smooths fine lines & wrinkles
3 drops 3% jasmine in jojoba - certified organic
3 drops 3% immortelle in jojoba - certified organic
recipe feature - mother to be massage oil
50mL avocado oil

30mL camellia oil - certified organic
20mL rose hip oil
2g natural vitamin E
1 drop rose otto - certified organic
how to

makes: approx 100mL
step 1 Combine carrier oils in a clean beaker & mix well

step 2 Add vitamin E & mix well
step 4 Transfer to an amber bottle for storage
application
Massage the abdomen and lower back in the early stages of labour.
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free recipes
- With ingredients, how to & tips
Botanical Name: Juniperus communis Body Glow

As seen on Channel Nine's
Aromatic Notes: fresh & clear aroma, hint of green woody undertones, slightly fruity A Current Affair
Click here to view the Video segment.
Common Uses: stimulating & supporting, strengthens the nerves, excellent detoxifier
Aloe vera gel
- 'Ice' recipe
Cosmetic Uses: ideal tonic for oily & congested skin, great in cellulite treatment products - Create Your Own recipe
Precautions: avoid during pregnancy, can overstimulate the kidneys Bath salts
- 'Renewal Time' recipe
Body butters
- 'Passion for Pink' recipe
blends to enjoy - Basic recipe from Scratch
Clay masks
- 'Fruit Salad' face mask recipe

scent the room - add 10-12 drops to your vaporiser

Creams & lotions
- 'Sense of Calm' recipe

 for the bath - add 20-24 drops under running water Essential Oil Feature
(inc. recipes for blends)
- Aniseed Myrtle
'fresh & frisky' - Bergamot Non-phototoxic
- Black Pepper
sweet & bright, uplifts the spirit, banishes depression, softens the skin & can reduce the - Cedarwood Atlas
appearance of stretch marks - Clary Sage
2 drops juniperberry essential oil - Clove Bud - Certified Organic
- Cypress French
3 drops bergamot calabrian essential oil - Eucalyptus Australiana
2 drops neroli premium essential oil - Fennel Sweet
3 drops mandarin australian essential oil - Frankincense
- Geranium
- Ginger
'perennial care' - Grapefruit Pink - Certified Organic
clear & slightly herby, calms anger & soothes nerves, hormone balancer, relieves PMT - Jasmine - Certified Organic
symptoms, clears oily skin - Juniperberry
- Lavender True
2 drops juniperberry essential oil - Lemon Australian
1 drop cypress french essential oil - Lemon Myrtle
- Lemon Scented Tea Tree - Certified
2 drops grapefruit pink essential oil Organic
3 drops clary sage - certified organic essential oil - Lemongrass Cochin
- Lime - Certified Organic
- Lotus Pink Absolute
'unquestioned clarity' - Mandarin Australian
fresh & sharp, enlivens a tired mind, stimulates circulation, assists respiratory ailments, - May Chang
helps ease congrested skin - Neroli
3 drops juniperberry essential oil - Oak Moss Absolute
- Orange Sweet - Certified Organic
2 drops rosemary ct cineole essential oil - Palmarosa
4 drops pine scotch essential oil - Patchouli
- Peppermint Premium
2 drops lavender alpine french essential oil - Petitgrain
- Rosalina - Certified Organic
'efflorescent' - Rose Geranium
floral & warm, quells anxiety, puts the mind at ease, rekindles sex drive, balances sebum - Rose Otto - Certified Organic
- Rosemary CT Cineole
& promotes youthful skin - Rosewood
2 drop juniperberry essential oil - Sandalwood Australian
3 drops geranium - certified organic essential oil - Tea Tree
- Tuberose Absolute
2 drops rose otto - certified organic essential oil - Vetiver
1 drop rosewood essential oil - Wintergreen - Certified Organic
- Ylang Ylang Complete - Certified
Organic
'break the habit'
haunting & slightly woody, comforting & reassuring, encourages release of obsessions, Lip balms
gives new life to ageing complexion - 'Luxurious bouquet' recipe
2 drops juniperberry essential oil - Create Your Own recipe
2 drops frankincense premium essential oil - Jaffa Delight recipe
1 drop lemon australian essential oil
3 drops immortelle - certified organic essential oil Melt & pour soap
- 'Hollywood' recipe
recipe feature - oily skin daily toner
50mL witch hazel

40mL ylang ylang infused water
10mL aloe vera gel
1mL nettle - certified organic extract
how to

makes: approx 100mL
step 1 Pour witch hazel & ylang ylang infused water into a clean beaker
step 2 Add aloe vera gel & mix well
step 3 Add extract & mix well
step 5 Pour into bottle & shake well
application
Use daily after cleansing to tone the skin, shake well

before use.
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Botanical Name: Lavandula angustifolia
Aromatic Notes: penetrating floral, sweet and herbaceous with woody undertones
Common Uses: for relief of headaches apply a few drops to each temple
Cosmetic Uses: smooths and softens the skin, provides long lasting protection
Precautions: emmenagogue (avoid during 1st trimester in pregnancy)
blends to enjoy click on the ingredient to view product & pricing information
'kick off'

'sweet treat'

2 drops frangipani reconstituted
2 drops jasmine absolute premium
'melodic note'

4 drops orange sweet brazil essential oil
'hypnotic'

'kitchen kaper'
5 drops
lavender true essential oil

2 drops thyme essential oil
2 drops spearmint - certified organic essential oil
recipe feature - blemish banishing cream
50mL SEOC cream base

3 drops
lavender true essential oil

1mL witch hazel extract
0.5g zinc oxide
how to

makes: 50mL
step 1 Place cream base In a clean bowl.

step 2 Add witch hazel extract, mix well.
step 3 Add zinc oxide, mix well, removing any lumps.
application
Apply directly to spot or blemish. Spot will clear in 1-2 days without scarring.
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Botanical Name: Citrus limonum
Aromatic Notes: sharp and sweet, fresh citrus scent
Common Uses: refreshes and cools the mind, circulatory tonic, useful in cold remedies
Cosmetic Uses: brightens a dull complexion, cleans skin and hair, softens scars
Precautions: potential irritant to sensitive skin
blends to enjoy
'snug as a bug'
sweet & spicy, warming to the senses, boosts the spirit, great skin tonic
4 drops lemon essential oil or certified organic
2 drops cardamom essential oil
1 drop ginger essential oil
'hardihood'
clear & penetrating, aids in concentration, soothing to the skin, good antiseptic
2 drops eucalyptus blue mallee - certified organic essential oil
1 drop thyme essential oil
1 drop niaouli - certified organic essential oil
'deep relief'
sharp & herby, balances & strengthens the mind, promotes clarity, smoothes wrinkles
'renascence'
zesty & woody, reviving & uplifting, encourages positive energy, assists in brightening a dull complexion
'kittenish'
floral & exotic, stimulates the body, enhances sensuality, balancing on the skin & hair
1drop rose otto - certified organic essential oil
1drop ylang ylang 1st grade essential oil
1drop sandalwood australian essential oil
recipe feature - springtime melt & pour soap
100g natural melt & pour soap - clear

5mL orange blossom infused water
0.5g yellow clay
how to

cooking requirement: minimal
makes: 100g
step 1 Slowly heat soap in a double boiler

step 2 Once completely melted add orange blossom water, mix gently
step 3 Add essential oils and mix gently
step 4 Pre-mix clay with a small amount of water then add clay to soap and mix thoroughly to remove lumps - avoid creating too many bubbles
step 5 Pour into mould and allow to set for 24 hours
application
Use regularly all over the body for a fresh clean feel.
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Botanical Name: Backhousia citriodora
Aromatic Notes: clean, fresh, strong and sweet lemon citrus scent
Common Uses: emotionally uplifting, cold remedies and air purification
Cosmetic Uses: great skin cleanser, antibacterial properties for teenage skin
Precautions: do not use directly on skin - ensure dilution prior to use
blends to enjoy
'vigour & virtue'

'influential'
1 drop lavender true - certified organic essential oil
'parallel universe'
2 drops patchouli - certified organic essential oil
1 drop geranium bourban essential oil
'on the right foot'

2 drops may chang essential oil
'enchantment'
2 drops vanilla oleoresin essential oil
recipe feature - let the light in room spray
100mL lavender spike hydrosol

4 drops spearmint - certified organic essential oil
how to

makes: approx 100mL
step 1 Pour hydrosol into a clean beaker

step 3 Carefully pour into a spray bottle
application
Use as desired to give your rooms a fresh friendly feeling.
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Botanical Name: Leptospermum petersonii
Aromatic Notes: fresh, bright, lemony aroma, hint of antiseptic undertones
Common Uses: air freshener, cold & flu remedy, aids concentration, insect repellent
Cosmetic Uses: cleanses oily skin, helps minimise blemish outbreaks, soothes insect bites
Precautions: use only in low doses, do not apply neat on delicate skin tissue
blends to enjoy
'aussie pride'
bright & sweet, lifts the spirit, promotes happiness, helpful for hypertension, brightens the complexion, skin cleansing
2 drops lemon scented tea tree - certified organic essential oil
'ahead of the pack'

clear & heady, provides mental clarity, aids concentration, eases respiratory ailments, excellent in hair products
4 drops bergamot bergaptene free essential oil
'launch pad'
green & grassy, stimulating & activating, revives a fatigued mind, digestive tonic, astringent properties, ideal for oily skin
3 drops lime cold pressed essential oil
'no nuisance'
fresh & woody, strengthens nervous system, clears psychic obstacles, can help with water retention, great deoderant
1 drop pine scotch essential oil
'equanimity'
citrus & herby, calms anger & panic, eliminates depression, can help relieve flatulence, fantastic for aged or dry skin
recipe feature - fresh face teenage cleanser
80mL sulphate free gel base

20mL lavender bulgarian hydrosol
2mL echinacea - certified organic extract
1 drop lime essential oil
1 drop lemon scented tea tree - certified organic essential oil
how to

makes: approx 100mL
step 1 Pour gel base into a clean beaker

step 2 Add extract, mix through gently
step 3 Add essential oils, mix through gently
step 4 Store in a bottle with a pump closure
application
Using a small amount, wash face on a daily basis to help control excessive oiliness
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Botanical Name: Cymbopogan flexuosus
Aromatic Notes: strong, fresh, herbaceous and lemony
Common Uses: great insect repellent, mentally stimulating
Cosmetic Uses: cleanses and balances oily skin, deodorant
Precautions: may irritate sensitive skin - use in low dosage
blends to enjoy
'grass roots'
'good enough to eat'

2 drops jasmine absolute
3 drops 3% neroli - certified organic essential oil
'bursting'
1 drops niaouli - certified organic essential oil
'bug proof'
'whizz kid'
2 drops coriander essential oil
recipe feature - biting bug spray
50mL bergamot infused water

2 drops tea tree essential oil
how to

makes: 50mL
step 1 Pour infused water into a clean beaker.

step 3 Pour into spray bottle
application
Shake well and apply when you want to keep the bugs away
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Botanical Name: Citrus aurantifolia
Aromatic Notes: fresh, sharp but bitter-sweet top note
Common Uses: cooling, stimulating and uplifting
Cosmetic Uses: astringent, toning and refresing for oily skin
Precautions: possible photosensitivity, may irritate sensitive skin
blends to enjoy
'lady's choice'
3 drops 3% rose otto - certified organic essential oil
'citrus shot'
'garden fresh'
4 drops
lime - certified organic essential oil

'boostiful'
4 drops
lime - certified organic essential oil

'spring bliss'
recipe feature - clear day shower gel
50mL shower/bath gel

1mL green tea herbal extract
how to

makes: 50mL
step 1 Add shower/bath gel to a clean bowl.

step 2 Add green tea herbal extract and gently mix - avoid over mixing as this will create bubbles.
step 3 Add essential oils and gently mix.
application
Lather over your body when you are showering. Rinse thoroughly.
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Botanical Name: Nelumbo nucifera
Aromatic Notes: floral, warm aroma, exotic, slightly herbaceous
Common Uses: calming and soothing, said to possess aphrodisiac properties
Cosmetic Uses: slows signs of aging, perfect for perfumery
Precautions: avoid during first trimester pregnancy
blends to enjoy
'opulence'
sweet & heady, revives the emotions, eases depression, slightly hypnotic, softens the skin
1 drop lotus pink absolute
'classic boudoir'
earthy & exotic, grounding & relaxing, produces clarity of thought, potential aphrodisiac, cleans & balances the skin
2 drops neroli italy essential oil
1 drop tagetes essential oils
'affirmation'
fresh & bright, activates the mind, encourages positivity, refreshing & stimulating, good skin tonic
3 drops frankincense - certified organic essential oil
'fond of affection'
light & balmy, eases nervous tension, quells anxiety, allays anger & frustration, skin cleanser, balances sebum
'lady in love'
warm & floral, calming & soothing, lifts the "blues", supports femininity, suitable for all skin types, hair tonic
2 drops frangipani reconstituted
recipe feature - veil of petals body lotion
100g lotion base

2mL camellia oil - certified organic
1mL natural vitamin E
1 drop neroli essential oil
how to

makes: approx 100g
step 1 Pour lotion into a clean bowl

step 3 Add vitamin E and mix well
step 4 Add extract and mix thoroughly
step 5 Transfer to a clean bottle and close with a lotion pump
application
Use daily to moisturise and lightly scent your body.
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Botanical Name: Citrus madurensis
Aromatic Notes: sweet, soft and slightly tangy citrus-floral
Common Uses: gentle refreshing and uplifting, "pick-me-up"
Cosmetic Uses: suitable for mature and ageing skin, smooths skin
Precautions: potentially phototoxic
blends to enjoy
'kindling kindness'
'syrupy psyche'
3 drops jasmine sambac essential oil
'tenderise'
3 drops bergamot non phototoxic - certified organic essential oil
'dynamic lift'
4 drops
mandarin australian essential oil

4 drops grapefruit pink -certified organic essential oil
'lovely thought'
2 drops rose absolute
2 drops neroli italy essential oil
recipe feature - gentle mandarin exfoliating cleanser
50mL premium lotion base

1mL almond sweet oil
2g jojoba wax beads
how to

makes: 50mL
step 1 Add lotion to a clean bowl.

step 2 Add sweet almond oil and mix well.
step 3 Add essential oils and mix well.
step 4 Add jojoba beads and mix well.
application
Gently massage into your face and decolletage. Rinse with warm water then pat dry.
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Botanical Name: Litsea cubeba

Aromatic Notes: sharp, sweet citrus with lemony floral undertones
Common Uses: mentally stimulating and uplifting - creates a sunny atmosphere
Cosmetic Uses: balances and cleans oily skin, skin tonic
Precautions: possible irritant to sensitive skin
blends to enjoy
'fresh'
'spice of life'
'siam'
'balancing'
1 drops vetiver essential oil
'lucid'
1 drops cardamom essential oil
recipe feature - deep clean clay mask for trouble skin
10g green clay

10g yellow clay
5g aloe vera gel
25-30mL witch hazel infused water
how to

makes: 50g
step 1 Place clay in a dry, clean bowl.

step 2 Create a well in the clay.
step 3 Add essential oils and aloe vera gel and mix well.
step 4 Slowly add witch hazel mixing as you go, until you reach the desired consistency.
application
Apply a liberal layer to your face, neck and decolletage area. Avoiding eye area. Leave for approximately
10-15 minutes. Rinse with warm water.
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Botanical Name: Citrus aurantium var. amara
Aromatic Notes: powerfully floral, slightly bitter-sweet
Common Uses: emotionally soothing, instills feeling of peace
Cosmetic Uses: sooths the irritation of dry skin, promotes elasticity
Precautions: not suitable if clear head and concentration needed
blends to enjoy
'soaring hearts'
2 drops neroli essential oil or certified organic
'crispy crunch'
'stable ground'
'deceleration'
1 drops chamomile roman - certified organic essential oil
'friendly soul'
2 drops clary sage - certified organic essential oil
recipe feature - fairy fluff body powder
50g white clay

5 drops vanilla oleoresin - certified organic
how to
makes: 50g
step 1 Place clay in a dry, clean bowl.

step 3 Sieve the mixture to remove any lumps.
step 4 Sieve again to ensure completely blended
application
Apply to body to help absorb moisture and to lightly fragrance.
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Botanical Name: Evernia prunastri
Aromatic Notes: warm, rich earthy aroma with a mossy undertone
Common Uses: grounding and comforting, can be used to help respiratory ailments
Cosmetic Uses: excellent fixative in perfumes and colognes, great masculine oil
Precautions: potential skin irritant, do not apply neat to skin
blends to enjoy
'rainforest dew'
rich & sweet, calming & soothing, can help lift depression, tonic effect on the skin
1 drop oak moss absolute
'plush planet'
exotic & fruity, creates feelings of joy, eases anger & anxiety, balances oily skin & hair
'woodland flower'
floral & heavy, grounding & balancing, calms erratic nerves, softens skin, increases elasticity
1 drop carrot seed essential oil
'in the shadows'

wamr & woody, relaxing & stabilising, can have a sedative effect, balances sebum & reduces signs of ageing
1 drop elemi essential oil
'dawn mist'
haunting & smoky, lifts the spirit when feeling low, instils positivity, great for mature skin
2 drops neroli - certified organic essential oil
recipe feature - scent of success after shave oil
50mL jojoba virgin oil

30mL almond sweet oil
10mL rose hip oil
10mL meadowfoam oil
1mL vitamin E natural
how to

makes: approx 100mL
step 1 Pour carrier oils into a clean beaker

step 4 Transfer to a clean bottle and close with a disc cap
application
Apply a small amount of oil directly after shaving to help keep skin soft.
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Botanical Name: Citrus sinensis
Aromatic Notes: sweet, zesty, fresh citrus
Common Uses: encouraging and reviving, stress reliever
Cosmetic Uses: promotes sweating which expels toxins, good skin tonic
Precautions: slight potential for photo-toxicity
blends to enjoy
'peace and love'

'first light'
1 drop may chang essential oil
'rugged enthusiasm'
'wisp away'
2 drops rosalina - certified organic essential oil
'sparkle it'
2 drops eucalyptus peppermint gum essential oil
recipe feature - nerve soothing bath oil
25mL Practitioners Choice massage blend

how to

makes: approx 25mL
step 1 Pour Practitioners Choice into a clean small beaker

application
Run a warm bath and add bath oil to running water once the bath is almost full.Sit back and simply relax -
feel your stresses float away.
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Botanical Name: Cymbopogon martinii
Aromatic Notes: sweet, dry, floral aroma, slightly herbaceous with rose undertones
Common Uses: calms the nerves, digestive tonic, stimulates appetite, cools temperature
Cosmetic Uses: hydrating effect on skin, stimulates sebum production, anti-ageing oil
Precautions: consult qualified practitioner before use during practitioner
blends to enjoy
'bright blaze'
clear & sweet, lemony tones, uplifts the mind, helps relieve depression, deoderant properties, brightens a dull complexion
2 drops citronella essential oil
1 drop sage - certified organic essential oil
'poise & dignity'

floral & heady, balances emotions, eases anger & tension, useful relief for PMS, helps sluggish skin, balances sebum
2 drops lavender alpine essential oil
'quiet achiever'
fresh & slightly woody, refreshes the mind, soothes panic, supports the digestive system, great skin tonic, & anti-ageing
'enthralled'
rich & exotic, relaxes the spirit, almost hypnotic, brings peace, balances hormones, aphrodisiac, skin softening
1 drop neroli - certified organic essential oil
'scent of an angel'
flowery & sweet, a beautiful perfume, lifts the heart, encourages positivity, great female blend, increases skin elasticity
2 drops rose otto - certified organic essential oil
recipe feature - light face & neck lotion
100g lotion base - paraben free

2mL cranberry - certified organic extract
2g vitamin E natural
how to

makes: approx 100g
step 1 Pour lotion base into a clean beaker

step 2 Add extract, mix well
step 3 Add vitamin e, mix well
step 4 Add essential oils, mix thoroughly
step 5 Store in a bottle with a lotion pump closure
application
Using a moderate amount daily to moisturise the face and neck.
essential oil feature - patchouli P
Botanical Name: Pogostemon cablin

Aromatic Notes: sweet and spicy, earthy and exotic base note
Common Uses: grounding and balancing, helps with objectivity
Cosmetic Uses: soothes the irritation of dry skin, retextures skin
Precautions: potential sedative, can cause loss of appetite
blends to enjoy
'lap of luxury'
5 drops 3% rose absolute premium
2 drops 3% neroli premium essential oil
'zippy tick'
3 drops
patchouli essential oil

'herbal remedy'
6 drops

1 drops coriander essential oil
2 drops elemi essential oil
'slip away'
4 drops

'fruity blossom'
3 drops 3% jasmine sambac essential oil
recipe feature - spirit in the sky lotion
50mL premium lotion base

1mL ginseng herbal extract
how to
makes: 50mL
step 1 Add lotion to a clean bowl.

step 2 Add ginseng herbal extract and mix well.
application
Apply lotion to your body as desired.
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Botanical Name: Mentha piperita
Aromatic Notes: sharp, strong, refreshing menthol scent
Common Uses: cools and relieves temper, aids with emotional fatigue
Cosmetic Uses: cleanses oily skin, cools, soothes and softens skin
Precautions: keep well away from eyes, avoid during pregnancy
blends to enjoy
'daylight bite'
'nanna's lollies'
'clear & cool'

'gentle touch'
2 drops cypress - certified organic essential oil
'eye opener'
recipe feature - fabulous foot cream
50mL
SEOC cream base

1mL bilberry extract
how to

makes: 50mL
step 1 Place cream in a clean bowl.

step 2 Add extract into cream, mix well.
step 3 Add essential oils to cream, mix well.
application
Apply as desired to make your tootsies totally touchable.
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Botanical Name: Citrus aurantium
Aromatic Notes: floral fresh citrus with warm wood undertones
Common Uses: soothes nervous system, can be used as a deodorant
Cosmetic Uses: skin tonic, can help with teenage skin or blemishes
Precautions: reputedly non-irritant
blends to enjoy
'velvet touch'
warm & floral, quells anxiety, soothes nerves, diminishes fine lines & wrinkles
4 drops petitgrain essential oil or certified organic
'rapture'
sweet & heavy, encourages the spirit, has balancing action on skin
1 drop ylang ylang complete - certified organic essential oil
'keen & eager'

spicy & zesty, uplifting & refreshing to the senses, good skin tonic
1 drop cardamom essential oil
'fresh outlook'
light & clear, calms anger & frustrations, great for reducing appearance of scars
2 drops lavender french - certified organic essential oil
'no fuss'
sharp & fresh, enlivens the mind, brings clarity, eases congested skin, ideal for haircare
recipe feature - pep me up body spritzer
200mL grapefruit infused water

how to

makes: 200mL
step 1 Pour infused water into a clean beaker

step 3 Pour mixture into a clean spray bottle to store
application
Shake well before use and spritz yourself whenever you need an extra lift.
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Botanical Name: Melaleuca ericafolia
Aromatic Notes: clear & bright with floral overtones & woody notes
Common Uses: refreshing & reviving, great for upper respiratory ailments
Cosmetic Uses: cleanses teenage skin, ideal for athelete's foot products
Precautions: avoid during pregnancy, avoid sensitive eye area
blends to enjoy
'crisp'
assists with concentration, keeps air-borne nasties at bay, great winter remedy blend
'autumn roses'
calming & soothing, gently balances hormones, soothes PMT symptoms
3 drops 3% rose maroc in jojoba
1 drop rose geranium essential oil
'red centre'
inspiring & uplifting, strong anti-bacterial properties, great for foot bath
2 drops nerolina essential oil
6 drops kunzea essential oil
'equanimity'
soul-soothing & encouraging, strengthens lungs, reduces congestion
1 drop cedarwood atlas essential oil
'crystalline'
promotes alertness, energy boosting, minimises headaches & fatigue, cheerful
3 drops spikenard essential oil
recipe feature - healthy maintenance cleansing gel
100mL sulphate & paraben free shower gel

5mL aloe vera gel
3g yellow clay
3 drops jojoba - certified organic oil
1 drop ravensara - certified organic essential oil
how to

makes: approx 100mL
step 1 Combine gels in a clean bowl, gently folding to minimise bubbles

step 2 Add clay and mix gently until evenly dispersed
step 3 Add essential oils & jojoba oil, mix well
step 4 Transfer to a bottle with pump for storage
application
Gently apply to your face once damp, moving in circular motions. Rinse with cool water.
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Botanical Name: Pelargonium graveolens
Aromatic Notes: sweet, floral with a slight herbaceous undertone
Common Uses: feminine, soothes emotions, eases stress and nerves
Cosmetic Uses: suitable for mature or dry skin, balancing and soothing
Precautions: do not use during pregnancy
blends to enjoy
'protection'
'rise above'
'soul renovation'
'sweet tropics'
1 drop tagetes essential oil
1 drop frangipani reconstituted
'perceive peace'
1 drop ylang ylang extra essential oil
recipe feature - blossoming body lotion
100mL lotion base

1mL vitamin E
how to

makes: approx 100mL
step 1 Pour lotion into a clean bowl, add extract and mix well.
step 2 Add vitamin E and essential oils and mix well.
step 3 Carefully pour into a spray bottle
application
Apply to your body as desired.
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Botanical Name: Rosa damascena
Aromatic Notes: sweet rosey floral aroma with deep slight honey undertone
Common Uses: ultra feminine oil, uterine tonic, soothing to the emotions
Cosmetic Uses: great for all skin types, can help diminish signs of ageing
Precautions: avoid during pregnancy due to emmenagogue properties

blends to enjoy
'treated like royalty'

sweet & woody, produces a feeling of calm, soothes the mind, excellent anti-ageing properties
'rich beauty'
floral & exotic, can help relieve depression & anxiety, improves skin elasticity, suitable for perfume
3 drops 3% rose otto in jojoba - certified organic
'hope floats'
fresh & spicy, uplifts & revives when lacking energy, calms "butterflies in the stomach", suitable for dry skin
2 drops rose otto - certified organic
1 drop cinnamon bark essential oil
'perfect monthly tonic'

clear & slightly herbal, great feminine blend, eases PMT, uterine tonic, some diuretic properties, balances sebum
2 drops rose otto - certified organic
'mollify the mind'

fruity & heady, alleviates nervous tension, promotes calm & peacefull feelings, soothes the irritation of dry skin
4 drops 3% rose otto in jojoba - certified organic
1 drop 3% chamomile roman in jojoba - certified organic
2 drops 3% jasmine sambac absolute
recipe feature - sweet rose skin toner
100mL rose otto hydrosol - certified organic

5mL cranberry extract - certified organic
10g aloe vera gel
2mL pro vitamin B5
how to

makes: approx 100mL
step 1 Pour hydrosol into a clean beaker

step 2 Add aloe vera gel, cranberry extract & pro vitamin B5 and mix thoroughly
step 3 Add rose otto essential oil and mix
step 4 Transfer to a clean bottle and shake vigorously
application
Apply to the skin after cleansing, shake well before use.

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Botanical Name: Rosmarinus officinalis
Aromatic Notes: clear, penetrating, herbal scent with camphorous tones
Common Uses: enlivens the brain, aids memory, great for cold remedies
Cosmetic Uses: eases skin congestion, tones and binds, excellent in haircare
Precautions: avoid during pregnancy, high blood pressure, epilepsy
blends to enjoy
'clear the cobwebs'

sharp & sweet, revives the senses, astringent, tightens the skin, clears congestion
2 drops peppermint - certified organic essential oil
'rise & shine'

fresh & fruity, uplifting & stimulating to the spirit, assists in smoothing stretch marks
'jump that hurdle'

light & herbaceous, clears negativity, soothes the mind, calms aggravated skin, smoothes fine lines
3 drops myrtle essential oil
'cool headed'
floral & woody, promotes tranquility, relieves anxiety, great skin tonic
'focalise'
warm & exotic, sharpens & balances the mind, aids concentration, healing on the skin
recipe feature - deep conditioning hair oil
50mL extra virgin olive oil

2 drops chamomile roman - certified organic essential oil
1 drop lavender true essential oil
1mL vitamin E
how to

makes: 50mL
step 1 Pour olive oil into a clean beaker

step 4 Store in an air tight bottle
application
Shampoo your hair with a mild, unscented product & towel dry. Massage oil into your scalp & the dry tips
of your hair. Cover your head with a towel & leave for up to an hour before re-shampooing. Use weekly to
maintain a clear scalp & glossy hair.
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Botanical Name: Aniba rosaeodora
Aromatic Notes: woody, floral, sweet with a hint of spice
Common Uses: balancing and enlivening, can instil sense of calm
Cosmetic Uses: fantastic for smoothing fine lines and wrinkles
Precautions: recognised as a safe oil
blends to enjoy
'balancing act'
'great gusto'
'dream maker'
3 drops mandarin essential oil
'light as a feather'
'thai tremendous'
1 drop coriander - certified organic essential oil
recipe feature - calming pink face mask
50g Argile Rose Surfine (pink clay)

10g Australian Mineral-lite Ultrafine
30mL rose hydrosol - certified organic
0.5mL calendula extract
1 drop lavender true essential oil
how to

makes: approx 100mL
step 1 Combine clay and Mineral-lite together

step 2 Slowly add hydrosol until you reach your desired consistency
step 3 Add extracts and mix gently
application
Apply to your face neck and decolletage. Allow to dry for approximately 10 minutes, then gently wash of
with warm water.
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Botanical Name: Santalum spicata
Aromatic Notes: deep penetrating note, exotic, woody and sweet
Common Uses: calming and grounding, soothes nerves, relaxing
Cosmetic Uses: soothes the irritation of dry skin, mild astringent
Precautions: use in low amounts
blends to enjoy
'harmonious'
'we love him'

'cheerful'
3 drops 3% jasmine absolute
'better days'
3 drops
sandalwood australian essential oil

'think tank'
recipe feature - woodmint bath milk
50g milk powder

50g epsom salts
3 drops
sandalwood australian essential oil

2 drops peppermint essential oil
how to

makes: 100g
step 1 Combine milk powder and epsom salts in a clean bowl.

application
Run a hot bath, add bath milk to running water, allow milk poweder and salt to dissolve, hop in and relax
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Botanical Name: Melaleuca alternifolia
Aromatic Notes: sharp and clean, almost medicinal in scent
Common Uses: add to your first aid kit, relieve muscles aches, cold and flu remedy
Cosmetic Uses: highly cleansing, great for teenage skin, suitable for dry hair shampoo
Precautions: may irritate sensitive skin areas
blends to enjoy

'radiant days'
clear & sharp, cleanses the spirit, soothes the irritation of dry skin, gives healthy glow
3 drops tea tree essential oil or certified organic
2 drops lemon italy essential oil
2 drops peppermint - certified organic essential oil
'shanghai spice'
strong & spicy, strong antiseptic, promotes positive energy, warming, helps disperse bruises
2 drops cinnamon leaf essential oil
1 drop clove leaf essential oil
'sublime'
woody & refreshing, tonic for oily & congested skin, smooths skin texture, supports the spirit, refreshes a tired mind
'rock my world'
fresh & floral, uplifting & cheery, instils a sense of peace, plumps the skin, reduces appearance of stretch marks
1 drop orange sweet australian essential oil
1 drop petitgrain essential oil
'sprout out'
sweet & herby, aids memory & concentration, stimulating to the hair & scalp, good insect repellent
1 drop thyme essential oil
2 drops melissa - certified organic essential oil
recipe feature - detox sea mask
25g Argile Verte Surfine (green clay)

50mL rose hydrosol
1 drop lavender essential oil
0.25mL spirulina extract
how to

makes: approx 100g
step 1 Combine clay and mineral-lite in a clean bowl

step 2 Make a well in the dry mixture and add essential oils, mix through
step 4 Slowly add hydrosol, mixing constantly, until you reach the desired consistency.
application
Gently apply a thin layer to your face, neck and decolletage. Leave for 10-15 minutes then rinse off with
warm water.
Use once a week to give the skin a deep clean.
essential oil feature - tuberose absolute P
Botanical Name: Polianthes tuberosa

Aromatic Notes: exotic and intoxicating, complex sweet floral scent with a hint of spice
Common Uses: relaxing and balancing, relieves stress, eases inflammation and muscle pain
Cosmetic Uses: reduces redness, perfect for perfumery
Precautions: avoid during first trimester pregnancy
blends to enjoy
'opulence'
sweet & heady, revives the emotions, eases depression, slightly hypnotic, softens the skin
1 drop tuberose absolute
'classic boudoir'
earthy & exotic, grounding & relaxing, produces clarity of thought, potential aphrodisiac, cleans & balances the skin
'affirmation'
fresh & bright, activates the mind, encourages positivity, refreshing & stimulating, good skin tonic
'fond of affection'
light & balmy, eases nervous tension, quells anxiety, allays anger & frustration, skin cleanser, balances sebum
'lady in love'
recipe feature - coming up roses clay mask
30g Argile Rose Surfine (pink clay)

50mL rose hydrosol
1 drop rose premium absolute
1 drop rosewood essential oil
0.25mL bilberry extract
how to

makes: approx 100g
step 1 Combine clay and mineral-lite in a clean bowl

step 2 Make a well in the dry mixture and add essential oils, mix through
step 4 Slowly add hydrosol, mixing constantly, until you reach the desired consistency.
application
Gently apply a thin layer to your face, neck and decolletage. Leave for 10-15 minutes then rinse off with
warm water.
Use once a week to help reduce redness and soften the skin.
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Botanical Name: Vetiver zizanioides
Aromatic Notes: deep earthy, rich scent, musky - almost smoky
Common Uses: calming and grounding, slightly sedating
Cosmetic Uses: soothes the irritation of dry skin, cleaner for acne prone skin
Precautions: reputedly safe oil
blends to enjoy
'snuggle-up'
'winter equinox'
'winter bloom'
3 drops rose premium absolute
'magic forest'
1 drops
vetiver essential oil

'back to earth'
recipe feature - winter warming body oil

50mL flaxseed oil - certified organic
40mL macadamia oil
10mL coconut oil
5 drops wintergreen - certified organic essential oil
how to

makes: 100mL
step 1 Mix flaxseed, macadamia and coconut oils together in a clean bowl.
application
After a hot bath or shower, massage into body - avoiding face and sensitive skin areas.
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Botanical Name: Gaultheria procumbens
Aromatic Notes: strong, heady, sweey scent with camphor tones
Common Uses: stimulating, great for athlete massage, helps stiff muscles
Cosmetic Uses: useful in massage blends
Precautions: do not use during pregnancy
blends to enjoy
'massage magic'
'certain to satisfy'
'softening'
2 drops vanilla oleoresin - certified organic essential oil
'instantaneous'
1 drop clove leaf essential oil
'keep it cheery'
1 drop tea tree essential oil
recipe feature - after the marathon massage balm
100mL balm base

how to

cooking requirement: minimal
makes: approx 100mL
step 1 Gently melt balm base in a double boiler - be careful not to overheat
step 2 Once melted add essential oils and mix well
step 3 Pour into a clean jar and cool - do not lid until completely cool
application
Massage into your muscles after you have warmed down and showered after exercise.
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Botanical Name: Cananga odorata
Aromatic Notes: intense sweet floral scent, heavy and exotic
Common Uses: relaxing and regulating, alleviates PMS and nervous tension
Cosmetic Uses: balances skin sebum, promotes healthy scalp and hair
Precautions: excessive use may cause nausea, may irritate sensitive skin
blends to enjoy
'a new day'

sweet & sharp, inspirational & cheerful, helps relieve PMS symptons, balancing on the skin
'protection'
spicy & warming, hypnotic on the mind, tonic action & cleansing for the digestive system, tightens & brightens the skin
1 drop bay essential oil
'be my valentine'
soft & floral, promotes togetherness, eases nervous tension, great for mature skins, assists in cell renewal
1 drop jasmine absolute
2 drops 3% rose otto - certified organic essential oil
'goodnight sleep tight'

heavy & earthy, soothing & warming, relieves anger & calms the mind
3 drops bergamot premium essential oil
1 drop lavender essential oil
'bugs away'
recipe feature - deep conditioning hair mask
100g extra nourishing conditioner

5mL borage oil
1.5mL pro vitamin B5
4 drop ylang ylang complete - certified organic essential oil
how to

makes: approx 100g
step 1 Measure conditioner into a clean bowl

step 2 Add borage oil and mix well
step 3 Add pro vitamin B5 and mix well
step 4 Add essential oils and fold through lightly
step 5 Transfer to a clean bottle and close with a pump
application
Apply to the hair after shampooing, leave for 20 minutes and rinse thoroughly.
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'luxurious bouquet'
Keep your lips smooth and supple, and
enliven their natural colour.
This recipe and others like it can be found in the

Summer edition of our recipe books.
Plus more Lip Balm recipes also appear in the
Winter edition.
ingredients click on the ingredient to view

product & pricing information
500mL lip balm (made from scratch, see recipe below
or SEOC balm base
10g pink clay
2mL ylang ylang 1st grade essential oil
2mL geranium essential oil
20g pearlescent/glitter
Creating your own Lip Balm Recipe can be easily done by following these simple
guidelines. Mix & match ingredients to create the ideal product for you.
500mL lip balm (made from scratch, see recipe below)

or SEOC balm base
2.5-5mL essential oils

- adds therapeutic benefits, aroma and flavour (particularly citrus oils)
few mL dyes (oil soluble)
- adds colour
2-10g clay
- adds colour
20-75g exotic butters
5-25ml flavour concentrate


makes: 500g (30 x 15g jars)
step 1 Place the lip base (and exotic butters if applicable) into a double pot and
gently heat until fully melted (60-70°C).
step 2 Cool to 45°C, add other ingredients*, mix well.
step 3 *If adding clay, blend a small amount of the liquid balm with the clay, then
add to the main mixture.
step 4 Pour into jars whilst hot.
lip balm recipe - from scratch
A balm typically does not contain water. It is a combination of oils, waxes and butters
that sets to a firm consistency.
The recipe below makes a light balm with a glossy finish.
oil phase
225g carrier oil (or blend of oils) - such as macadamia or sweet almond, or a
combination to suit a particular skin type
200g coconut oil
50g beeswax (natural or bleached)
25g shea nut butter
5g vitamin E(anti-oxidant)
2.5-5mL essential oils

use 0.5-1% for face & lip recipes
5-25ml flavour concentrate
2-10g clays
few mL dyes (oil soluble)
- adds colour
- adds shimmer effect

makes: 500g (30 x 15g jars)
step 1 Place beeswax in a double pot. Apply a low heat and slowly build to
70°C.
step 2 Once fully melted add butters and oils and heat to 70°C.
step 3 Allow the mixture to cool to 45°C, then add 'active' ingredients, mix well.
step 4 Pour into jars whilst hot.
application
Apply to lips as required.
tips on making lip balms
tip 1 There are many ways to make a balm and experimentation with
these key ingredients will enable you to find a balanced recipe that is just
right for you. For a thicker more solid balm reduce the amount of oil and
increase the hard waxes and butters.
tip 2 Balms can also be used instead of massage oil, for foot treatments or
anywhere on the body that a moisture intensive product is required.
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jaffa delight lip balm

Extremely nourishing for dry or wind blown lips. The natural (chocolatey) aroma of the organic cocoa butter makes a great
combination with the orange essential oil. Yum!
ingredients
30g castor oil
20g jojoba oil
20g soya bean oil
18g beeswax natural
10g carnauba wax
2g cocoa butter – certified organic
1g vitamin E
12 drops natural orange dye (will colour the balm & give a temporary lip stain)
how to
prep time: 10-15 minutes

makes: approximately 20 x 4.5ml tubes
step 1 Using a beaker in a hot water bath, gently heat the waxes and butter until fully melted
step 2 Next add the oils. Heat to 75°C
step 3 Remove from heat and allow to cool to 50°C, then add vitamin E
step 4 Add essential oil and mix well
step 5 Add dye and mix well
step 6 Pour into lip balm tubes (see tips below) and allow cooling before closing lid
recipe tips
 Once your batch starts to cool, it will solidify quickly due to the high melting point. So, when pouring you’ll need to work fast. Keep a hot water bath on hand to re-
melt if your balm starts to set before you have finished pouring.
 Slightly over-fill your lip balm tubes to create a domed top. A once it begins to cool, the centre will contract a little.
 When cleaning up, you may find that wax is difficult to remove from your utensils. Wipe as much off as possible with a spatula and paper towel. Follow by washing
in hot soapy water. Lastly wipe down with some pure eucalyptus oil as this will dissolve and remove any last traces, plus it will also act as a disinfectant.
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'hollywood'
Feel like a star as your skin becomes radiant and alive. It gently exfoliates and leaves a subtle shimmer.
This recipe and others like it can be found in the Winter edition of our recipe books.
Plus more Melt & Pour Soap recipes also appear in the Spring and Summer editions.
1kg SEOC natural melt & pour soap

1mL cinnamon bark essential oil
1mL ginger essential oil
20g ground walnut shell
5g pearlescent/glitter

Creating your own Melt & Pour Soap Recipe can be easily done by following these simple guidelines. Mix & match ingredients to create the ideal product for you.
1kg SEOC natural melt & pour soap


10-50g clays
few mL dyes (water soluble)
- adds colour
10-30g botanicals
- adds texture and colour
10-50g exfoliating granules
- adds texture for exfoliating effect
10-50g cream base
- adds whiteness to create an opaque-look and soft texture
- adds shimmer effect to the water, this is great by candle light
how to
prep time: 15 minutes (plus setting time)

makes: 1kg (10 x 100g bars)
packaging suggestion: 1 x empty 1L cardboard milk carton
step 1 Cut the soap into small pieces and place them into a double pot on your stove top. Using a low heat, gently melt the soap until it becomes liquid. Do not heat
beyond 60°C.
NB: The microwave can also be used as an alternative to the double pot, ensure you use on a low heat setting.
step 2 Once fully melted, add your choice of essential oils and other optional ingredients (except botanicals), mix well, but avoid creating too many bubbles.
step 3 Pour into moulds and let set for 24-48 hours.
step 4 If using botanicals add these into the individual moulds as the soap begins to harden.
tips on using melt & pour soap
tip 1 SEOC melt & pour contains high amounts of natural vegetable glycerine. Avoid over-heating the soap, as the glycerine will evaporate leaving the soap gasping for
moisture and resulting in it becoming slimy. However, if you do overheat the soap, add 5% purified water and continue with the recipe.
tip 2 Add colour to your soap with water-soluble dyes, natural dyes or natural clays.
tip 3 When adding cream base, clay or exfoliants to your recipe, use a handheld blender to gently mix to a smooth texture. Air bubbles may form. These can be trimmed
once the soap has set.
tip 4 Be creative with your choice of moulds. Here are a few ideas...
- an empty paper milk carton
- muffin or friand tins
- fancy ice cube trays (great for mini guest soaps)

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'exotic sugar & salt body glow'

As seen on Channel Nine's A Current Affair.

ingredients click on the ingredient to view product & pricing information

prep time: 10 minutes

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create your own recipe

500mL aloe vera - paraben free

5-10mL essential oils

prep time: 10-15 minutes

step 1 Place the aloe vera gel in a clean bowl.

Apply to body and face as required.

tips on making aloe vera gels

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ingredients click on the ingredient to view product & pricing information

create your own recipe

10-30mL extracts (herbal, marine, fruit or vitamins)

prep time: 10 minutes

step 1 In a clean bowl, mix the salts together.

tips on making bath salts

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'passion for pink'

ingredients click on the ingredient to view product & pricing information

create your own recipe

1L body butter (from scratch, see below)

5-30mL essential oils

prep time: 10-15 minutes (if using SEOC base)

step 1 Place body butter base In a clean bowl.

body butter recipe

900mL distilled water

active phase (customise to your liking)

5-30mL essential oils

how to - if making from scratch

prep time: 60 minutes

Apply to body, face or feet as required.

tips on making body butter

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ingredients click on the ingredient to view product & pricing information

prep time: 5 minutes

tips on making clay masks

tip 1 Select a clay or combination of clays to suit your skin type.

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create your own recipe

1L cream (made from scratch, see recipe below)

5-30mL essential oils

how to - if using SEOC base

prep time: 10-15 minutes (if using SEOC base)

step 1 Place cream base In a clean bowl.

900mL distilled water

active phase (customise to your liking)

5-30mL essential oils

how to - if making from scratch

prep time: 60 minutes

Apply to body, face or feet as required.

tips on making cream

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 scent the room - add 10-12 drops to your vaporiser