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The amount of Essential Oil used depends on the purpose of the spritzer.

 

To 4 ounces of distilled water add:

 

8 to 10 drops for the face

30 to 40 drops for an all over body spritzer

80 to 100 drops for a room spray/air freshener

 

Shake well, spray. May be used as facial toner, to moisten a body wrap or as an all over freshener, or as a room spray. This mixture will require a lot of shaking, since the essential oils do not dissolve in water. You may first dissolve the essential oils in an ounce of perfumers alcohol or high proof vodka, or in a solublizer, then top the mixture off with approximately three ounces of distilled water.

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