Carrier oils are neutral (and non-toxic) oils used to dilute and deliver essential oils.

Common carrier oils for use with dry or sensitive skin include: almond oil, olive oil, palm oil, & peanut oil.

Common carrier oils for normal skin include jojoba oil, sesame oil, and soybean oil.

Common carrier oils for oily skin include: grape seed oil, sunflower oil and walnut oil.

Yes, as long as you make sure there is a carrier oil in the salt mixture. Good carrier oils are jojoba oil, almond oil, avocado oil, olive oil, etc.

To dilute mineral oil, you can mix it with a carrier oil such as olive oil or coconut oil. Start by adding a small amount of carrier oil to the mineral oil and mix well. Gradually increase the amount of carrier oil until you reach your desired dilution ratio. Be sure to stir or shake the mixture thoroughly to ensure even distribution.

If your are using it for a bath or lotion, I recommend 1 tsp essential per 9 tsp carrier. If you are using for a perfume or cologne, I recommend 1 tsp essential oil per 1 tsp carrier.

Almost all oils come with a dilution rate. If you have a reference book for essential oils it will often say to dilute the oil 50:50 or maybe 80:20. That means that for every drop of essential oil you need to add an equal amount of carrier oil. The best carrier oil to use is almond oil or coconut oil. You start by placing the desired amount of carrier oil into your non-dominant hand, then add equal drops of essential oil. Then with the dominant hand mix the oils together in three clockwise circles. Now you are ready to place it on your body.