Oils for burning

[Bogdan]

As some oils can be quite expensive, can I ask if you use cheaper oils to use in an oil burner or do you use the same ones that you would use for application?

 

[soawlisee]

Hello Hun,
Hows You~?
You look like your been to some many amazing places...
I use the same oils....but tend to burn josh sticks...
What are you burning it in?
Rachelx

 

[vampyre4blood]

I don't use the more expensive essential oils for the burner, I keep those for skincare and massage.

I love the citrus oils for using in burners and they are not expensive - such as lemon, bergamot, lime (with basil), orange with rosemary and frankincense.

I usually buy my oils online and in larger quantities and I look out for special offers and so build up my collection.

It's always good fun to experiment take the tops off the oils and hold up to three under the nose and you can get an idea if they work.

Love Binah
xx

 

[bouscubusem]

I agree with Binah and reserve the expensive oils for massage and using in the bath. Although, if I have any expensive oils left after their expiry date that I can't use on the skin then I will use them in my burner.

Many oils have similar properties to the expensive ones so you will probably be able to find a substitute to use in the burner if you want to.

I wouldn't buy cheaper oils as some are adulterated or synthetic which I don't like. I prefer to use pure essential oils even in an oil burner.

 

[thisjustin]

I love to burn the citrus oils as well, I find them very uplifting!

Right now Im burning lemon!