Essential Oils are one of my most exciting finds this year. I use them in the house, in my sewing space and really everywhere. I have a few favorite scents and am beginning to mix and match a few to make things that work well for me and my family.
When mixing your oils though (if you are a beginner like me) it can be a little tricky. What container is one concern that I had. After asking around and ordering a few I found these kits and products. They work great for the things I am doing now.
So- just in case you picked up the starter kit and have used the bottles and oils just as they came….. and are ready to explore a little bit outside of that, these will come in handy.
This kit comes with really a few of everything to give you a chance to try out some lip balm, creams, sprays, roller ball application mixes and more.
Essential Oil Containers in a Kit
There are few containers that I like to have on hand– without having to purchase the kit though. They are roller ball containers. These are great for mixing a few oils and then having them in a simple to use bottle. The roller ball is such a smooth application. The bottle is just large enough to last for quite a while and not too big- you can carry it around without being a big deal.
Spray Bottle Containers- these are great for using for oils you’d like in a spray bottle- think bug spray, stinky bathroom spray. These are a little small, but larger spray bottles are great for storing your homemade spray starch.
After you make your fun concoctions- you will need something to carry them around in.
You can make a fleece container that can pop into any other bag you have. The padding around the bottle keeps it safe no matter where it is. The other is a full zipper pouch which has elastic to help keep individual bottles in place and secure. I use both- depending on what I’m carrying around!
If you are interested in a essential oil for beginners kit, head on over here for all the info on essential oils.
Becky Jorgensen is the creative quilter behind Patchwork Posse, the Patchwork Planner and her online quilt group Patchworkers Plus. You can find her patterns in books, magazines, and her quilt membership. Gather your quilting supplies, organize your sewing space, explore the process of disappearing quilt blocks, or finish a free quilt pattern. I'll help you use what you have, finish what you start and make your quilting journey fun!
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