Pink pepper

🏅 Headline
A bright, spicy start that wakes the whole room.

✨ What you need
- Ultrasonic diffuser
- water to the fill line
- 3-4 drops Pink Pepper
- 2 drops Grapefruit

🤷‍♀️ How to do it
1. 1) Fill the diffuser to the marked line with water. 2) Add 3-4 drops of Pink Pepper and 2 drops of grapefruit. 3) Run for 20-30 minutes. 4) Add a drop of vetiver to ground the sparkle.

💡 Pro tip
Use fresh oil; pink pepper is at its most sparkling in the first year.

🕜 Best time
Morning, or when energy dips.

😍 What to expect
A crisp, fruity-peppery brightness that makes the air feel alive.

🏅 Headline
Craft a contemporary natural scent with a rosy-spicy opening.

✨ What you need
- 10 ml roller bottle
- jojoba to fill
- 3 drops Pink Pepper
- 2 drops Bergamot
- 2 drops Vetiver

🤷‍♀️ How to do it
1. 1) Add the oil drops to the empty roller. 2) Top with jojoba to the neck. 3) Insert the rollerball and cap. 4) Patch test carefully, then roll onto pulse points.

💡 Pro tip
Let the blend rest a few days; the pepper softens and marries into the base.

🕜 Best time
Daytime and social occasions.

😍 What to expect
A sparkling, rosy-spicy opening that settles into a warm woody trail.

🏅 Headline
A gently warming massage blend for tired shoulders and legs.

✨ What you need
- 30 ml jojoba or argan carrier oil
- 6 drops Pink Pepper
- 6 drops Lavender
- 3 drops Cedarwood

🤷‍♀️ How to do it
1. 1) Add 30 ml of carrier oil to a clean glass bottle. 2) Add the Pink Pepper, lavender and cedarwood (about 2% total). 3) Cap and roll gently to combine. 4) Patch test on a small area and wait 24 hours before wider use.

💡 Pro tip
Keep the dilution modest; this is a spice oil and a little goes a long way.

🕜 Best time
Evening, after exercise.

😍 What to expect
A soft, warming glow with a bright peppery lift that fades into calm.