How to Make a Myrtle Scented Balm at Home
A 30 g tin of beeswax, carrier oil and just two drops of myrtle: the gram-by-gram recipe, why the dose is small, and how to patch test before use.
Myrtle Oil Roller Blends: Drop Counts That Work
In a full 10 ml roller, one drop is half a percent. Here is the ceiling we set, a myrtle solo, a lavender pairing and how to patch test.
Myrtle Body Oil Recipe: A Drop-by-Drop Guide
Six drops in 100 ml is where we start a myrtle body oil. See the batch sheet, why it sits below our usual range, and how to patch test.
Myrtle Room Spray: A Simple Two-Ingredient Recipe
Three drops of myrtle in a 100 g alcohol spray: the IFRA cap that sets the dose, a simple method, and who should keep the bottle out of the room.
Myrtle Oil and Face Care: Where It Fits, Where It Does Not
Steam and splash rituals are lovely, but the face has the tightest limits for myrtle oil. See the numbers and where the aroma fits in more easily.
Myrtle Shower Melts: Fizz Ratios and Scent Amounts
The fizz comes from baking soda and citric acid; the scent comes from a few drops of myrtle. Here is the balanced batch and the cap behind the dose.
