These are some of my favorite roller bottle recipes. They are the ones I make over, and over again for my family and I. I also love to give them away as gifts. You can read about how to make an essential oils roller bottle, on this post here; and for a mini essential oil remedy guide, scroll to the bottom of that post I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.
Basic Pain Remedy:
40 drops Peppermint
40 drops Wintergreen
Top with Carrier Oil
Pain and Inflammation Relief:
20 drops Copaiba
10 drops Valor
40 drops Peppermint
40 drops Wintergreen
Top with Carrier Oil
Lullaby:
for a good night's sleep
40 drops Cedarwood
40 drops Lavender
10 drops Sacred Mountain blend
10 drops Marjoram
Top with Carrier Oil
Calm:
for soothing and calming the emotions
10 drops Bergamot
10 drops Lavender
20 drops Valor
5 drops Lime
Top with Carrier Oil
Inspire:
for energizing and uplifting the emotions
50 drops Grapefruit
30 drops Lavender
15 drops Release blend
5 drops White Angelica blend
Top with Carrier Oil
Happy:
for uplifting the emotions
30 drops Bergamot
25 drops Orange or Tangerine
10 drops Valor
10 drops White Angelic
5 drops Highest Potential
Top with Carrier Oil
Bloom:
Martha's Blend
for rejuvinating and refreshing
10 drops Peppermint
30 drops Orange
20 drops Tangerine
20 drops Lavender
Top with Carrier Oil
Breathe:
40 drops Eucalyptus
20 drops Raven
20 drops RC
20 drops Tea Tree
10 drops Aroma Seize
10 drops Peppermint
Tummy Aide:
20 drops Peppermint
20 drops Ginger
20 drops Fennel
20 drops Lavender
10 drops Juniper
10 drops Lemongrass
10 drops Patchouli
Owie Aide
30 drops Melaleuca
20 drops Lemon
5 drops Frankincense
25 drops Peppermint
Breathe:
40 drops Eucalyptus
20 drops Raven
20 drops RC
20 drops Tea Tree
10 drops Aroma Seize
10 drops Peppermint
Tummy Aide:
20 drops Peppermint
20 drops Ginger
20 drops Fennel
20 drops Lavender
10 drops Juniper
10 drops Lemongrass
10 drops Patchouli
Owie Aide
30 drops Melaleuca
20 drops Lemon
5 drops Frankincense
25 drops Peppermint
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ReplyDeleteDo the flowers and herbs need to be dried or can you add them straight from the garden?
ReplyDeleteHi Samantha, it would be best to dry the flowers first, they will maintain their shape and color nicely and you won't have to worry about them browning or breaking down into your oil mixture as you would if they are fresh.
ReplyDeleteDoes it matter what dried flower or herb I put in?
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