Toilletries Miscellaneous Incense Egyptian Incense Teas Ointments Powders Potions Oils Inks Lavender Massage or Bath Oil Renaissance Perfumes Ritual Perfumes Physical Strength Balm Aphrodite's Bath Salts Fire Lust Bath Salts Moon Bath Salts Ritual Perfumes Most of these recipes for perfumes are meant to be diluted in a carrier oil such as almond, jojoba, apricot kernel etc., unless otherwise specified. Test to make sure you are not allergic to oils before applying them liberally. Perfume Bases Moon Priestess Perfume Moon Priest Cologne Earth Mother Perfume Isis Perfume Sun Goddess Perfume Moon Priestess Perfume 1 Drop Queen of the Night Oil 3 drops rose oil 1 drop lemon verbena oil 4 fl. oz (120cc) white spirits Blend the three oils in a bottle. Add the white spirits, and shake all vigorously. A cologne can be made by adding another 1 fl. oz (30cc) of white spirits and 3 fl. oz (90cc) of distilled water. Top of page Moon Priest Cologne 1 fl.oz (30cc) lemon verbena or Lime oil 2 fl.oz (60cc) coriander oil 1/2 fl.oz. (15cc) camphor or myrrh oil 1/4 fl.oz. (7cc) white spirits 3 3/4 fl.oz. (105cc) distilled water Blend the oils in a bottle, add the spirits and water and shake all vigorously. Increasing the myrrh oils gives a darker perfume; increasing the camphor, a lighter and more spicy one. All perfumes 'behave' differently on different skins, so it is worth experimenting to find your own balance. Top of page Earth Mother Perfume Musk oil Patchouli oil Rose Oil Blend in equal parts, bottle and shake well. Top of page Isis Perfume Rose oil Blue Lotus Oil Blend equal parts, bottle and shake well. Top of page Sun Goddess Perfume Cinnamon Oil Lemon Verbena Oil Ylang-Ylang Oil Blend equal parts, bottle and shake well. Top of page Celtic Gods, Goddesses, Kings and Queens Hafapea's Universe Lisa's Planet To Purchase Fairy Garden: Fairies of the Four Seasons For books by Laurie Cabot, click here. To Purchase Edain McCoy's A Witch's Guide to Faery Folk Buy Brian Froud's Faeries & Good Faeries, Bad Faeries Here Click here for Scott Cunningham's The Complete Book of Incense, Oils & Brews If you can't find the books through the above links, they should have them here.