How to Make Your Own Natural Perfume featuring Sara Janssen

Essential Oil Solutions with dōTERRA

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🗓️ 3 September 2019

⏱️ 18 minutes

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This episode Sara Janssen teaches you how you can use essential oils to create your own natural perfume. She will explain the general practices she follows in creating these scents as well as break down a few of her favorite combinations.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Essential Oil Solutions with Dotaura, the podcast where you'll hear experts share insights,
0:06.6	tips, and tricks on using essential oils in your life.
0:10.9	Today's episode features Sarah Jansen talking about natural perfume alternatives and how you
0:16.6	can use essential oils to replace your perfume.
0:19.8	All right.
0:20.5	Hello. My name is Sarah Jansen,
0:22.7	and I am a presidential diamond in Texas.
0:25.8	We are just outside of Austin in a little town called Dripping Springs.
0:32.3	And I'm named Matt, and we have three little girls as well.
0:37.4	And today, I get to talk to you about one of my favorite things, and that is how you can use oils as a natural perfume alternative.
0:45.8	Who's excited?
0:46.8	I know I am.
0:47.8	All right.
0:48.3	So, it's important to know this.
0:51.8	It's important to know that essential oils have been used as perfumes
0:55.8	for a very, very long time, right? They've been around as perfumes since 2000 BC. And back when they
1:04.5	were using essential oils as perfumes, back then, it was well known that if you had essential oils
1:10.5	on, that you were someone of great
1:13.5	importance, right? So as they would walk by and they would smell so delicious, people would
1:19.2	take note because these were kings and queens and people in the know, right? So ancient Egyptians
1:26.7	were using them and it was they were used as that
1:29.9	status symbol. Somewhere along the way we got confused. We got all confused and people started to
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