Guest guest Posted November 24, 2001 Report Share Posted November 24, 2001 Hmm...so many good smelling ideas. Been candling again this evening did Jasmine and Rosemary, oh Rosewood sounds so soothing. I love the smell, I know all the rain forest issues please don't bombard me, I said I love the smell. Well, I best clean up so I can use the kitchen for more yummy projects tomorrow. This time of year it is so easy to work till the sun comes up. The house is so quiet, the phones not ringing, the rain is gently falling maybe one more batch before bed...hmmmm....maybe. Oh and if you haven't see Harry Potter, go. I went to a 9:45 p.m. show the other night, not a kid in a place, just adults having a wonderful, magical time. Here comes Santa Claus, Here comes Santa Claus... ---------- " May those that love us love us. And those that do not love us, May the good Lord turn their hearts. And if He cannot turn their hearts, May He turn their ankles, So that we may know them by their limping. " ---------- Janet Keene Golden M.H., L.M.T., H.At. 2024 Kendall Avenue Suite 4 Madison, Wisconsin 53705 608.238.9442 voice 305.847.8331 fax AIM: LovingSense --------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 29, 2001 Report Share Posted November 29, 2001 I massaged a client yesterday with Jasmine Sambac & Rosewood & Pink Grapefruit - dunno which one of us loved it more !! It was one of those blends that just happened - might have to put it in a body butter, methinks ! I've been hearing such a lot about Harry Potter lately (well, who hasn't *lol*) .... lots of parents in particular who've heard talk of it being banned (yes, we have a couple of schools who have banned them *shakes head*) so started reading the books to see just what was taking their kids away from TV & were totally captivated!!! I think we might have to organise a grownups night out at the movies for this one ;-) We have a newsreader on one of the freetoair tv channels in Sydney who's name is Harry Potter - *chuckling here* - he is sooo far removed from any sense of the magical ;-) Jane :-)) Janet Golden wrote: > Hmm...so many good smelling ideas. > Been candling again this evening did Jasmine and > Rosemary, oh Rosewood sounds so soothing. I love the > smell, I know all the rain forest issues please don't > bombard me, I said I love the smell. > > Well, I best clean up so I can use the kitchen for more > yummy projects tomorrow. This time of year it is so easy to > work till the sun comes up. The house is so quiet, the phones > not ringing, the rain is gently falling maybe one more batch > before bed...hmmmm....maybe. > > Oh and if you haven't see Harry Potter, go. I went to > a 9:45 p.m. show the other night, not a kid in a place, > just adults having a wonderful, magical time. > > Here comes Santa Claus, Here comes Santa Claus... > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 29, 2001 Report Share Posted November 29, 2001 In a message dated 11/29/2001 1:20:11 AM Central Standard Time, jane writes: > I massaged a client yesterday with Jasmine Sambac & Rosewood & Pink > Grapefruit - > dunno which one of us loved it more !! It was one of those blends that just > happened - might have to put it in a body butter, methinks ! > > Jane, i'm pretty new at blends, could you share your recipe for this one with me? Deonia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 29, 2001 Report Share Posted November 29, 2001 Hi Deonia, Don't have my notes here with me, but from memory it was 3 drops of the Jasmine (which was a 1% in jojoba blend), with 4 of Rosewood & 6 of the Grapefruit. The carrier oil was a blend that the clinic uses & I blended in a 25ml bottle. I tend to blend on-the-fly when I'm preparing a massage blend just to use in a single session & rarely use the same blend again - even for the same person, although the nature of this particular clinic is that I'd rarely see a client twice. And if I did, next week they would have different needs, even if ever so slightly. Rarely would two blends with the same EOs come out the same, unless I'm doing it specifically for making a product to sell at market, & then I've spent considerable time composing the blend & recording each drop that goes into it !! Which is what I'll probably now do with this one - recreate it from scratch, rather than trying to necessarily copy the same 'formula' I used on the client. That's what I love about blending EOs - each one is a new experience & a new creation. Jane :-)) BubblesWithStyle wrote: > > I massaged a client yesterday with Jasmine Sambac & Rosewood & Pink > > Grapefruit - > > dunno which one of us loved it more !! It was one of those blends that just > > happened - might have to put it in a body butter, methinks ! > > > Jane, i'm pretty new at blends, could you share your recipe for this one with > me? Deonia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 29, 2001 Report Share Posted November 29, 2001 Oh that sounds like it smells WONDERFUL! *Smile* Chris (who will TRY to get 5 minutes today to replicate Jane's blend ) http://www.alittleolfactory.com Jane Eliza wrote: >Hi Deonia, > >Don't have my notes here with me, but from memory it was 3 drops of the Jasmine >(which was a 1% in jojoba blend), with 4 of Rosewood & 6 of the Grapefruit. The >carrier oil was a blend that the clinic uses & I blended in a 25ml bottle. > >I tend to blend on-the-fly when I'm preparing a massage blend just to use in a >single session & rarely use the same blend again - even for the same person, >although the nature of this particular clinic is that I'd rarely see a client >twice. And if I did, next week they would have different needs, even if ever so >slightly. Rarely would two blends with the same EOs come out the same, unless >I'm doing it specifically for making a product to sell at market, & then I've >spent considerable time composing the blend & recording each drop that goes >into it !! Which is what I'll probably now do with this one - recreate it from >scratch, rather than trying to necessarily copy the same 'formula' I used on the >client. That's what I love about blending EOs - each one is a new experience & a >new creation. > >Jane :-)) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 29, 2001 Report Share Posted November 29, 2001 Ok, Enough.. what on earth are you doing over there running around like crazy??? The nosy people on this list want to know!!!!!!!!!!! ROFLMAO Marilyn Christine Ziegler wrote: > Oh that sounds like it smells WONDERFUL! > *Smile* > Chris (who will TRY to get 5 minutes today to replicate Jane's blend ) > http://www.alittleolfactory.com > > Jane Eliza wrote: > > >Hi Deonia, > > > >Don't have my notes here with me, but from memory it was 3 drops of the Jasmine > >(which was a 1% in jojoba blend), with 4 of Rosewood & 6 of the Grapefruit. The > >carrier oil was a blend that the clinic uses & I blended in a 25ml bottle. > > > >I tend to blend on-the-fly when I'm preparing a massage blend just to use in a > >single session & rarely use the same blend again - even for the same person, > >although the nature of this particular clinic is that I'd rarely see a client > >twice. And if I did, next week they would have different needs, even if ever so > >slightly. Rarely would two blends with the same EOs come out the same, unless > >I'm doing it specifically for making a product to sell at market, & then I've > >spent considerable time composing the blend & recording each drop that goes > >into it !! Which is what I'll probably now do with this one - recreate it from > >scratch, rather than trying to necessarily copy the same 'formula' I used on the > >client. That's what I love about blending EOs - each one is a new experience & a > >new creation. > > > >Jane :-)) > > > > > My Pictures of Aromatic Plants and Exotic Places In Turkey > http://members.home.net/chrisziggy1/triptoturkey.html > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 29, 2001 Report Share Posted November 29, 2001 In a message dated 11/29/2001 1:22:34 PM Central Standard Time, jane writes: > Don't have my notes here with me, but from memory it was 3 drops of the > Jasmine > (which was a 1% in jojoba blend), with 4 of Rosewood & 6 of the Grapefruit. > The > carrier oil was a blend that the clinic uses & I blended in a 25ml bottle. > > Thanks Jane, I just needed a starting point. Deonia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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