Are essential oils for candle making any different from ordinary essential oils?

No, you use different candles each night, always letting them burn down.

People have had a lot of success with ylang-ylang, lavender, clary sage, bergamot, and neroli. Those are all popular destressing oils.

No. Anything that involves smelling plant extracts to treat and relieve your mind and body qualifies as aromatherapy.

Yes, you can. Just note, however, that it won't be as effective when compared to beeswax or carnauba wax.

Add a little sea salt into your mixture. This helps pull out the oils from the leaves, and can also prevent mold.

You can buy fragrance oils from the candle-making section of an arts and crafts store. You can find essential oils in a health food store. Both oils can also be...

Yes, but the water should not be hot. Room temperature or cold water is preferable.

Citronella, geraniol, lemon, and eucalyptus are good options. Always follow the instructions and safety warnings on the label regarding safe usage.

Focus on the desired end result of your massage. For instance, a massage oil is a great option for relaxation, while an essential oil butter might be better for pain...

Simply add tap water until the fill line of your diffuser and then add your desired oil. If you have one of those portable USB diffusers, add 5 drops of...