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Coffee CO2

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This one is just for fun. I prefer my caffeine intake in liquid form, and hot with lots of sugar, thank you. But if you love the aroma of freshly brewed coffee, you will love this new oil. I can see it in a “Kitchen Soap” (my soap maker friends swear that coffee soap will remove kitchen aromas from your hands). A drop in the aroma lamp to wake someone up? I don’t know what it should be used for, but it’s heavenly. Use your imagination! Rich robust aroma of freshly ground and brewed gourmet coffee. When you are craving some coffee, but can’t drink it because of “caffeine jitters”, sniff this instead! We’ve not had time to blend with it, but I am envisioning it added to a solid perfume with some Cocoa Butter or Virgin Coconut Cream. A “foodie’s delight.” One of our customers has been playing with a Coffee Sugar Scrub. She used approximately an ounce to an ounce and a half of raw sugar, with a quarter ounce of Hazelnut Carrier Oil, and perhaps five to ten drops of the Coffee Oil. Next time she’s going to add a bit of vanilla to it and see how it works. SHELF LIFE: Approximately 2 to 3 years after you open the bottle. Storing in the dark, refrigerated, and decanting half full bottles into smaller, full bottles will extend shelf life. Batch # IT-541215 Batch #GE-871211 Batch #GE-58915 Batch #GE-59172 Batch# DE59334 [Current Batch.Certificate of analysis in posted shortly.] Coffea arabica, organically grown, and roasted in Italy, CO2 extracted in Germany •Organically Grown and Roasted in Italy •Rich, robust gourmet coffee aroma •CO2 Extracted in Germany •Use your imagination, many uses in blends, diffusing

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