July 19, 2010

Make Infused Vanilla Bean Oil

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I infuse vanilla beans into jojoba oil and use this infused oil as part of the oil in my lotions, creams, hair conditioners, body butters, body oils and natural perfume. Vanilla adds a comforting, warm and beautiful scent. It blends well with other scents and helps to “fix’ your scent-it holds the scent longer.

You will need:

16 ounce canning jar (1 pint) or bottle
2 Vanilla Beans
16 ounces Jojoba Oil














1. Pour 16 ounces jojoba oil into a clean glass jar or bottle.
                                     



2. Split the beans open by cutting down the middle of the bean, then cut into small pieces and add to jojoba oil. Close lid tightly.














3. Lightly shake jar every now and then. Store in a cool place for 4-6 weeks.
















4. Strain the oil through muslin or an unbleached coffee filter placed in a funnel. The shelf life is at least 2 years.

To learn more information on making herbal oils. How to Make 47 Botanical~Herbal Extracts for Body, Hair & Skin Care Products, e-book by Joan Morais. See more information>>>

Watch this video on a Quick 2-Day Method to Infuse Oils

4 comments:

Soins du Corps Marseille said...

This is actually natural body oil. It is simple to make, I will give it a trial. This can get me natural oil in 4-6 weeks. Thanks for sharing the process of making this wonderful oil.

Hannah said...

Thanks a lot for sharing the tips. I like your tips. I hope it smell very good because I love the smell of Vanilla. I'll try this.

Mary Jo from TrustYourStyle said...

Mmm, this sounds so soothing and wonderful, I may have to give it a whirl this weekend. Wishing I had some thing made up for a nice long soak right about now. Any eo suggestions that I could quickly add to my bath tonight to relax and unwind?

xo Mary Jo

Joan Morais said...

Mary Jo, have you tried cape chamomile? It is one of my favorite herbs in the bath. It is soothing and relaxing. Roman chamomile is beautiful too.