The length in time 1 bottle will last depends on the function of its use, the frequency in which it is used and the amount used per session. Most commonly, we recommend 3-5 drops of oil in a diffuser per use; in which case, our bottle will last around 2-3 months with regulary use.

Yes, you can add essential oils to your bath for a relaxing and aromatic experience. However, it's essential to do so safely and with proper dilution to avoid skin irritation or sensitization. Here are some guidelines for using essential oils in your bath:

Dilution: Essential oils should never be added directly to your bathwater undiluted. Since oils do not mix well with water, they can float on the surface and may come into direct contact with your skin, potentially causing irritation. Instead, dilute the essential oil in a carrier oil or an emulsifier.

Carrier Oils: Use a carrier oil such as jojoba oil, sweet almond oil, coconut oil, or grapeseed oil to dilute your essential oil. Typically, a safe dilution ratio for adding essential oils to bathwater is about 5-15 drops of essential oil per 1 ounce (30 ml) of carrier oil.

Emulsifiers: Alternatively, you can use an emulsifier like a mild liquid soap or bath gel to disperse the essential oil in your bathwater. Mix the essential oil with the emulsifier before adding it to the bath.

Mixing: To ensure proper dispersion, mix the diluted essential oil or emulsified oil thoroughly into the bathwater before getting in.

Caution with Hot Water: Be cautious when using hot or very hot bathwater, as it can increase the volatility of the essential oils and may be more likely to cause skin sensitivity. Lukewarm or warm water is generally safer.

Time: Soak in the bath for 15-30 minutes to allow the essential oils to disperse in the water and be absorbed by your skin.