😊 glad to help, you may be leaving plant chemicals in the mortar and pestle, too!!

just melt your wax and add lavender and rose esstential oils. weight the wick in your container. fill container. then fill in at the end when you get the well around wick. EASY WAY. buy a candle and add rose and lavender essential oils to a purchased candle. :-)

thank you!! do you have any topics you would like to learn about?

Thanks for watching!

Did you make some?? Thanks for feedback!!

well, I have been teaching 30 years...better to review to much than to blow by things. Thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment. :-)

Thank you!

Glad it was helpful!

Great, happy to help. If you have any questions, just let me know!

You're welcome :-)

That means so much, thank you. I will be sure to focus on staying clear and concise. ❤

I fully agree with cena!!Thank you very much. regards from south africa 😊

@@christienvanrensburg5512 love South Africa...hope to go on a photo safari one day...oh the healing plants you must have there!! Sorry for late reply!!

I appreciate your positive support. Thank you!

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:-) i love this stuff...did you try it yet?

Thank you! I have been a teacher for 30 yrs!

Appreciate the positivity!

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Glad it was helpful!

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gracias...intento ,:-)

Thanks. I was wondering if too much info. I am a teacher so you never know if it is overkill. I will add this to my future videos. :-)

@@shafranherbals What kind of oil should I use

@@annoupale2sante210 so depends what you are doing. Avacado for dry skin. Olive for normal or combo and safflower for oily skin w a little jojoba.

@@Zumba_Barby oh my God 🙏 Thank you for answering

Wonderful!

how did it go? ❤

Thanks for taking the time to leave your kind words. Appreciated more than you know!

You are the best director 😉

So welcome. Thank you for the comment!

Just seeing this comment...so you just kinda play with it. It attracts moisture to the skin. I buy it on Amazon from UK. There they use it for gums!! So I squeeze about an inch for 1 oz bottle serum. :-)

so i use hyaluronic acid on Amazon that British use for gum disease. For a 1 oz jar, I squeeze an inch out of the tube.

nope. i buy on Amazon from UK...the British use it for gum disease!!

No, Vit C and E are in liquid/oil form. Hyaluronic acid is in gel form, I buy from England. They use on gums there. :-) vitamin E is a preservative. But i sell in 1 oz bottles that last max 3 months, so my products are made fresh and made to be used quickly.

@@shafranherbals Thank you for your helpful advice!

so to make perfume, you can take ESSENTIAL OILS and mix with alcohol usually. You could take an infused oil, add beeswax and after cooled, add some essential oil to makr a fragrant ointment.

also check out the Cosmetic Act of 1938 in USA, may be illegal to make and sell perfume (seriously!) know the act if making perfume❤

hmmmm. why not? just let sit for longer time? deoending on how hot it gets. you dont want infusion to boil!! i think that could be a smart idea. oh, you would need to carefully w hotpot holders shake it every two hours since no water bath around mason jar. did you try it yet? ❤

You wouldn't want infused oil for a candle. Infused oils don't give a smell in most cases. You need essential oils added to your melted wax for all-natural scent. :-)

Yes, use fresh rosemary in a smaller jar to get a good concentration. You could add rosemary essential oil (I recommend Aura Cacia brand, not paid endorser, but bc I like them!). To make a shampoi, take your oil and add 1/4 rosemary oil, one half castille soap and 1/4 water. Or you could let oil set on your scalp with a towel on. Also for hair oil, I would use fresh rosemary AND fresh peppermint to stimulate the scalp. Thanks for comment. :-)

so I am an herbal esthetician and I custom blend serums for clients according to what their skin needs. I usually use half of a 1 oz dropper bottle of infused oil and fill the rest vith vit A, C and E plus lavender essential oil. ❤

Thank you so much!!!.

Absolutely! Dried flowers are better if you are going to store for a while bc you want as little water in that oil as possible. If you dry your own petals, dont leave them to over dry...watch them.

just seeing this! yes, I use Aldi olive and coconut oil. not using grapeseed oil much. BUT olive oil is for normal skin, avocado for dry skin and safflower or sunflower for oily skin. I use infused oils in my custom-made face serums. I would suggest you get a 1 oz dropper bottle and mix your infused oil with a serum from marshalls w hyaluronic acid for a basic serum. you can also add vitamin E. keep your mason jar of infused oil in a cool dark place as you wont use all at once. also adding some rose essential oil ($$$) or lavender will help your skin and make your serum smell nice.❤

@@shafranherbals I have hyaluronic acid from Timeless, fyi, in case it is not available at Marshall’s. $10-ish.

I cover this in the video. Water in plant matter will make oil cloudy and will grow mold in your oil. For long-term preservation, let matter dry for a day or 2, then make your preparation.

I guess it depends where you are and how strong the sun is. If it got no warmer than a warm crock pot I think it would be amazing to infuse with the sun's amazing energy. I do reiki, so that extra energy really interests me. Hmmmm...let me know if you try the sun.

The sun does work but you have to leave in a sealed glass jar for about two weeks

Well, I would NOT unless I knew there were no pesticides or herbicides used on the roses. Best to use roses you pick yourself from known sources.

@@shafranherbals thank you. I figured I shouldn’t but I can’t seem to find any organic roses. Thanks for responding tho I really appreciate it and I really like ur channel

Don't wash...but do rinse lightly w water or harvest after rain to prevent dirt and bugs from being in your product.