Essential Oil Rollers

Yes, essential oils blended with a carrier oil are a wonderful natural alternative to synthetic perfumes. Essential oil perfume rollers harness the enticing fragrance of essential oils while also providing aromatherapeutic benefits. To use essential oil rollers as an alternative to perfume, apply on pressure points and reapply as often as needed. As essential oil perfumes are natural fragrances derived from plants we recommend reapplying every 3-4 hours to maximise fragrance.

Different essential oil perfume blends suit different tastes. If you like florally and feminine fragrances you can't go past our Aphrodite Perfume Roller as a day scent. For something more therapeutic and calming before bed we recommend the Dreamer Perfume Roller which features an essential oil blend designed to calm the mind, relax the body and support peaceful sleep.

Essential oil rollers are a convenient and easy way to apply essential oils topically to the skin. The small handbag-sized bottle is blended with essential oils and a carrier oil and features a roller ball for easy application. You can roll the blend directly onto your skin, usually on pulse points such as the wrists, temples, and neck, so you get not only the beautiful fragrance but also the aromatherapy benefits. Essential oil rollers can serve a variety of purposes such as promoting relaxation, reducing stress and improving mood.

There are so many essential oils that can be used as perfumes. The best one for you depends on your personal preference - for example, do you like sweet, floral, fruity, citrusy or woody scents? The art to making the perfect essential oil perfume is to use the right blend of top, middle and base notes. Different essential oils have different notes and understanding the notes of each oil is what allows us to create well-balanced and harmonious perfume blends. At Bopo we use over 30 common and rare essential oils to create our blends! For example in our Moonchild Perfume Roller you will find blue tansy essential oil, an incredibly rare and precious oil from an annual flowering plant found in northern Morocco that turns deep blue during the distillation process.

Yes. When mixed at the appropriate dilution levels with a carrier oil, essential oils are very safe to use topically on the skin. However it is always a good idea to patch test first.