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Oils

Aromatic oils and rectified alcohol can be allbined. The oils seep into the alcohol to produce

an essence. Oils may be captured by evaporation from flower petals. Vegetable, nut, or fruit

oils can be used as a medium for steeping aromatic plants to extract volatile oils. Aromatic oils

can also be steeped in alcohol to extract essence.

To make an oil, pick your own fresh herbs or purchase dried herbs form a reputable source.

Pack a large jar with the chosen herb and pour in any favorite mono unsaturated or

polyunsaturated oil. Use enough to cover the herb. Close tightly. Label the jar and place in

a sunny place for several weeks. Strain out the herb by pouring through cheesecloth into a fresh jar.

Hold the cheesecloth over the opening of the jar containing the herbs and secure with a rubber band.

Invert the jar and pour the infused oil through the cheesecloth.

Before discarding the herbs, squeeze all the oil out of them. Repeat the entire procedure.

Repack a clean jar with more of the same herb. Add the infused oil, plus enough additional

oil to cover the herbs. Store again in sunlight. Strain again through cheesecloth. Pour the oil

into a labeled jar and store until needed.