Spotlight on Lady Sclareol

Lady Sclareol features a luxurious blend of Geranium, Coriander, Vetiver, Orange, Clary Sage, Bergamot, Ylang Ylang, Royal Hawaiian Sandalwood, Spanish Sage, Jasmine, Idaho Blue Spruce, and Spearmint.
This aroma carries a deeply feminine, intoxicating perfume that awakens the senses and draws the heart toward love. The scent invites romance, presence, and emotional openness, supporting connection during quiet evenings or shared moments with a partner.

How to Use

Topical
Apply 2–4 drops directly to the desired area. Dilution suits extremely sensitive skin. Use as desired.
Aromatic
Diffuse for up to 1 hour, three times daily.

Aroma & Emotional Experience

  • Floral, uplifting aroma
  • Encourages an open, loving heart
  • Functions beautifully as a natural, alluring perfume
  • Includes oils associated with skin nourishment
  • Supports sacral and heart energy centers
  • Cultivates confidence, intimacy, and sensual awareness

Suggested Uses

Apply 1–3 drops topically behind the ears, over the heart, on wrists, back of the neck, base of the spine, or another preferred location.
Wear 1–3 drops behind the ears as a natural perfume.
Add 2–4 drops to bathwater with Epsom salt for a luxurious soak.
Diffuse 8–12 drops in the bedroom to encourage calm and romance.
Blend with a carrier oil at a 1:1 ratio for a romantic massage oil or a personal fragrance for date nights.

Lady Sclareol Recipes

Sensual Massage Oil

A warm, skin-loving blend for connection and relaxation.
Ingredients
  • 6 drops Lady Sclareol
  • 2 oz carrier oil (fractionated coconut, jojoba, or sweet almond)
Directions
Combine ingredients in a glass bottle and roll gently to mix. Apply to shoulders, back, or legs during massage or quiet evening rituals.

Romantic Bedroom Diffuser Blend

A soft, inviting aroma for rest and connection.
Ingredients
  • 4–6 drops Lady Sclareol
  • Optional: 2 drops Sweet Orange or Ylang Ylang
Directions
Add oils to diffuser with water. Diffuse for 20–30 minutes before bedtime or shared time.

Romantic Linen & Pillow Spray

A gentle mist for sheets, pajamas, or pillows.
Ingredients
  • 4 drops Lady Sclareol
  • 2 drops Sweet Orange
  • 1 oz distilled water
  • Small splash of witch hazel
Directions
Combine ingredients in a small spray bottle. Shake gently before each use. Lightly mist linens to create a soft, romantic atmosphere.

Feminine Intimacy Oil

A warming blend designed for shared moments.
Ingredients
  • 6 drops Lady Sclareol
  • 2 drops Spearmint or Peppermint
  • 2 oz carrier oil
Directions
Mix ingredients in a glass dropper bottle. Apply sparingly to pulse points or massage areas.

Floral Relaxation Bath Blend

A comforting bath experience that encourages presence and calm.
Ingredients
  • 4 drops Lady Sclareol
  • 1 tablespoon Epsom salt
  • 1 tablespoon carrier oil
Directions
Blend essential oil into carrier oil first, then mix with Epsom salt. Add to warm bathwater and enjoy a slow, grounding soak.

Gentle, expressive, and deeply feminine, Lady Sclareol supports connection, confidence, and emotional warmth through the power of aroma.






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