Nine Handcraft Blends oils worth knowing
Steam-distilled lavender in a big 4 oz bottle. Works in any diffuser and mixes easily with carrier oils. The oil we suggest starting with.
USDA Organic, expeller-pressed and hexane-free, per the manufacturer. People use it to condition brows, lashes, hair and dry skin. The 16 oz bottle lasts a long time.
Strong, clean, medicinal scent. Handy in DIY cleaning sprays, in diluted skincare, and in the diffuser when a room needs freshening.
Our default carrier for diluting essential oils. It stays liquid, soaks in fast and leaves no greasy film, so it is an easy base for massage blends.
Sharp and fresh. A common pick for morning diffuser routines and for a bowl of steam when you feel stuffy. Keep it away from young children.
Cooling and versatile. Diffuse it while you work, add it well diluted to a muscle rub, or use a drop in DIY lip balm.
The oil behind the scalp-care trend. The evidence is one small trial, and our guide explains what it does and does not show. Also a clear, herbal diffuser scent.
A light carrier oil for face and body massage, and a simple base if you mix your own serums.
Two 4 oz bottles: lavender to wind down in the evening, eucalyptus to freshen a room in the morning. An easy first set or gift.
