Ginger = 3 parts
Frankincense = 8 parts
Bergamot = 8 parts
Juniper = 2 partsGeranium = 3 parts
Cypress = 2 parts
Juniper = 4 parts
Mandarin = 2 parts
Juniper = 3 parts
Delicate non-flowery Blends
Sandalwood = 2 parts
Rosewood = 3 parts
Peppermint = 2 parts
Lavender = 3 parts
Cedarwood = 2 parts
Lavender = 3 parts
Geranium = 4 parts
Patchouli = 1 part
Feminine Scents
Ylang Ylang = 2 parts
Geranium = 3 parts
Shampoo Bar Blends
Rosemary = 6 parts
Lavender = 4 parts
Lavender = 6 parts
Geranium = 4 parts
Tea Tree = 2 parts
Rosemary = 4 parts
Lavender = 4 parts
Orange = 4 parts
Lemon = 4 parts
Lavender = 4 parts
Geranium = 2 parts
Lemon = 4 parts
Cedarwood = 2 parts
Cypress = 4 parts
The type of base oils and the method you use for soap making will have an effect upon the final scent of your soap. This is all part of the fun of making soap.
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ReplyDeleteI found your post by searching soap making essential oil blends on google. Thank you for your post! I hope to try some of these!!!!
ReplyDeletethese sound great, thanks for sharing. I have had a lot of success anchoring citrus notes using orris root powder. although it does change the colour of the soap, the delightful smell remains.
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