Citrus Body Mist

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Posted on: October 14th, 2009




* 1 cup distilled water
* 1 cup vodka
* 1/8 cup glycerine
* 1 tsp vitamin E
* 15 drops Lemon Essential Oil
* 15 drops of Orange or Tangerine Essential Oil
* 15 drops Grapefruit Essential oil
* 1 drop yellow food coloring

Blend all ingredients and store in spray bottle. Use after shower to refresh. Shake before use.

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