This essential oil cologne blend is uplifting, woodsy, and couldn't be more simple to make – give it a try if you need a gift idea for the gent in your life. 🙂
You'll need:
- A 1-ounce spray OR roll on bottle
- 1 ounce of sweet almond oil OR witch hazel
- 1/2 tsp vegetable glycerin
- 12 drops of cedarwood atlas essential oil
- 12 drops of tea tree essential oil
- 12 drops of blood orange essential oil
For a spray cologne:Â Combine the essential oils and vegetable glycerin with 1 ounce of witch hazel in a glass spray bottle.
For a roll-on cologne: Combine the essential oils and vegetable glycerine with 1 ounce of sweet almond oil in a glass roll on.
Donna
I am interested in knowing more about vegetable glycerin as I thought it was not a good thing to use. I have been studying (researching) herbs, Essential oils etc. and am trying to use more natural and effective methods. I have many issues which are leading me here. I am making products for myself and family and have had some good responses from friends and family on my pain creams but find some research more confusing. I just received some comfrey powder that is supposed to be good for pain cream and will try it but will be ordering from from Mare Miai (I believe that was the spelling) . I see you use mountain rose herbs Essential oils and I have just been using NOW as they are easier to get here in Canada. I tried Young living but think theirs are more expensive due to the pyramid style selling, Any thoughts on that. I have signed up for your site as any one with info is wonderful in my quest for a healthier life. I have type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, ulcerative colitis, fibromyalgia, and some brain lesions still being investigated but not MS and osteo arthritis with some neck and arm pain (to put it mildly). Thank you for your site
Kylie Worthington
So glad you’re here, Donna! I’m not sure what the concern would be about vegetable glycerin, other than possibly GMOs? I’m very comfortable using it. Maybe something for me to write a post about.. 🙂
Janine
Hi there!
Was just wondering if I could substitute almond oil for the vegetable glycerin?
Thanks!
Kylie Worthington
The glycerine helps the scent develop and linger on your skin. You can leave it out, but the scent won’t last as long. 🙂
Beard Man
Killer idea! Any recommendations for something other that tea tree in this blend? I struggle with the Tea Tree scent as a cologne.
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