Bottles, Jars, and Blending Accessories.

The apothecary's church key: a small tool that lifts orifice reducers, pops out roller balls and eases off sample vial stoppers, then helps press them all back into place.

$4.99

A can of safe, inert nitrogen, carbon dioxide and argon to lay over half-empty bulk bottles of essential oil, shielding them from the oxygen in the air.

$12.99

The same flexible tape we use to seal our essential oil bottles: easy to apply, stretched tight around the cap, easy to remove.

$6.00

White PET plastic jars in one and four fluid ounce sizes, the same jars used for small balms and whipped butters, ready for the salves and balms you make yourself.

$2.49

The same disposable pipettes we use in the blending room, in two sizes: a six-inch standard graduated to 3 ml, and a tiny 1 ml pipette for dispensing an even drop.

$1.99

Clear PET plastic bail jars, shower and tub safe, holding over 16 ounces: a handsome home for your richest scrubs, bath salts and balms, or a gift you made yourself.

$7.29

A package of 100 heavy blotting-paper testing strips, the kind perfumers use: touch a point to an oil or blend and follow its scent from first breath to final dry down.

$5.99

Ten 4 ounce Malibu bottles with a hanging hook at one end: hang them in the shower, or stand them on their flat Malibu tops so your own blends are ready to dispense.

$9.99

Four lotion pumps made to fit a 4 ounce Boston round bottle with a 20/410 neck, so your own lotions and creams come out one easy pump at a time.

$4.49

Tiny clear jars for the things you make by hand: lip balms, salves, serums and solid perfumes.

$4.49

Three traditional glass eyedroppers with rubber bulbs, for counting oils drop by drop as you build a synergy, a bath blend or a massage oil at your own blending table.

$4.49

PET plastic bottles in clear or cobalt, made to withstand diluted essential oils, with an atomizer, a pump or a disc lid: for your own massage oils, facial blends and hydrosol mist

$3.39

A cobalt PET Boston round bottle with a lotion pump, sized at four ounces: the dispenser we have long preferred for liquid soaps, cleansers and the lotions you make at home.

$2.99

Four ounce malibu bottles, sometimes called tottles, that stand on their caps so thick shower gels and lotions drain toward the opening: made for your handcrafted products and gift

$1.69

Cobalt glass bottles with euro dropper orifice reducers and white tops, in 2, 5 and 15 ml: the same bottles we use for our own essential oils and synergies.

$2.19

A set of four atomizer tops with a 20/410 neck that fit our four ounce PET bottles and one ounce plastic bottles: the small part that turns a blend into a fine mist.

$4.29

Tiny clear glass vials, about an inch tall and holding up to three quarters of a milliliter, 10 to 15 drops: for carrying a favorite blend in your pocket or sharing one with a frie

$3.99

A set of four treatment pumps for our 1 oz and 4 oz plastic bottles, each dispensing a few tidy drops of facial oil, carrier or diluent, with a clear cap.

$3.99