Essential oils are extracted from the leaves, roots, stems and flowers of various flowers and trees with no alcohol or chemicals added.
Oils Guide
Amber Oil Used in love and healing mixtures.
Bergamot Mint Oil Bergamot has a minty-lemony fragrance. It is used in money and prosperity oils. There are a great many synthesized versions out ther and should not be used, instead, make up the following bouquet:
Bergamot Mint Bouquet
Lemon Oil
Lemongrass Oil
Peppermint Oil
Lemon Verbena Often sold as "Verbena", this full, lemon-scented essential oil is wonderful in love blends.
Lime A refreshing scent, useful in purification and protection.
Lotus Oil There are no genuine lotus oils out there, all are blends of natural essential oils or synthetic substances that try to duplicate the delicious scent of the lotus. Add the diluted bouquet to formulas designed to promote spirituality, healing or meditation. If you wish to create your own, try the following recipe:
Lotus Bouquet
Rose Oil
Jasmine Oil
White or Light Musk Oil
Ylang-Ylang Oil
Mix until the scent is heavy, floral and "warm".
Magnolia Oil Just as with lotus oil, no genuine magnolia oil exists. An excellent addition to meditation and psychic awareness oils, as well as love mixtures.Use a compound magnolia oil or make your own. Try to have a fresh flower nearby so that while mixing you can try to duplicate the scent, the following is a recipe for magnolia oil:
Magnolia Bouquet
Neroli Oil
Jasmine Oil
Rose Oil
Sandalwood Oil
Myrrh The essential oil can be added to blends designed to enhance spirituality and meditation. It is also often used in healing mixtures.
Neroli Also known as Orange Flower essential oil. A fabulously rich, citrus scent, Neroli essential oil is quite expensive. However, a drop added to happiness and purification blends works wonders.
New-Mown Hay Oil This is another fantasy that perfumers have been trying to capture. Add a few drops of the bouquet to transformative oils, especially those designed to break negative habits and addictions. Also, anoint the body in the spring with this bouquet (diluted, of course) to welcome the turning of the seasons. Try the following recipe to create your own:
New-Mown Hay Bouquet
Woodruf Oil
Tonka Oil
Lavender Oil
Bergamot Oil
Oakmoss Oil
Niaouli The remarkably exotic scent of niaouli is excellent when used in protection formulas.
Oakmoss Use to attract money. Dilute and wear or rub into cash before spending. You can imitate this oil with the following recipe:
Oakmoss Bouquet
Vetivert Oil
Cinnamon Oil
Orange A highly Solar scent, is added to purification blends.
Palmarosa A unique essential oil, smells like a combination of citrus and rose. Useful for love and healing.
Patchouly Useful in money, sex and physical energy blends. Or, dilute and wear for these purposes.
Peppermint This familiar scent is excellent when used for purification.
Petitgrain A protective, bitter orange scent. Useful in protective blends.
Pine
The resinous scent of pine is commonly added to purification, protection, money and healing formulas.
Rose
The accepted love scent. True rose essential oil (known as otto) and rose absolute (a different form) are expensive but, as with jasmine, one drop has powerful scenting properties. Rose essential oil is used in formulas designed to attract love, confer peace, stimulate sexual desires and enhance beauty. Do not use synthetics!
Rosemary
The familiar aroma of the culinary herb is captured in its essential oil form. Add to love and healing Magickal blends.
Sandalwood
This ancient, sacred scent is used in spirituality, meditation, sex and healing formulas. Or, dilute and wear to bring these influences inside you.
Sweet Pea Oil No genuine sweet pea oil is available. Diluted with a base oil, sweet pea bouquet is worn to attract new friends and to draw love, and so it is also used in such blends. Try creating your own with the following recipe:
Sweet Pea Bouquet
Neroli
Ylang-Ylang Oil
Jasmine Oil
Benzoin Oil
Tangerine
An energy scent drenched with the powers of the Sun. Add tangerine essential oil to power and strength mixtures.
Tonka These have been used for a long time in creating artificial vanilla, it was widely sold in the U.S. until it was determined that this product was a health hazard. This warm, vanilla-like scent can be included in money recipes. Try creating your own scent with the following recipe:
Tonka Bouquet
Benzoin Oil
a few drops Vanilla tincture (extract)
Tuberose True tuberose oil is rarely available. This bouquet is a wonderful relaxer, and so is used in peace blends. The scent also induces love. You can create your own with the following recipe:
Tuberose Bouquet
Ylang-Ylang Oil
Rose Oil
Jasmine Oil
Neroli (just a hint)
Vetivert
A money scent. Add to such mixtures or dilute and wear. Anoint cash before spending.
Yarrow
One of the true treasures of the Earth, yarrow essential oil is naturally blue, possesses an incredible scent, and can be added in small amounts (due to its price) to love, courage and psychic-awareness blends.
Ylang-Ylang
The rich, tropical aroma of this essential oil is useful in promoting love, peace and sex. It can be worn on the body or included in such mixtures.
Hints and Tips:
Oakmoss and Vetivert are earthy and good for grounding.
If you are on a tight budget or your sense of smell is easily confused, Frankincense oil can be used as a blender for most incenses, and can be used to purify any room or personal item.
If you suffer from asthma and find it hard to cope with incense smoke, use an equivalent blend of oils in an oil burner.
Geranium, Lime and Petitgrain are refreshing and can help increase confidence and lift depression.
Lavender, Hop, Marjoram and Valerian Root oils can be used to help insomnia (I sleep badly and have tried many oils singly or in combinations).
When washing your hair, a few drops of Sandalwood oil in the final rinse will leave your hair luxuriously perfumed all evening and night.
When using essential oils in the bath, if you can't afford bath oil as a dispersant, put the required number of drops of oil into a tablespoon of milk - it works just as well.
Never drop essential oils straight into the bath water - putting them in under a running tap destroys most of their beneficial properties. Also heavier oils like Sandalwood and Vetivert can sink straight to the bottom and stain your bath (our own bears testament to this!).
Finally, if you share your household with cats (as we do), don't dab Valerian Root oil anywhere or leave the bottle lying around; it's the next best thing to catnip, and having your feline tripping out on your pillow at 3am (see insomnia above) is not advisable!
