Jade Bloom Essential Oils Novels & Stories

I held my breath, bringing my brows closer. “Your scent… the flowers’ scent from the bath is… sweet…” he said with several pauses. I licked my lips and nodded. “Y-yeah. Rose and lavender and jasmine and other essential oils. It was warm and lonely… no… I mean… like meditation. You know?” I fumbled with my words with a shrug, maintaining the eye contact with him. “Yeah,” he nodded with a soft smile and a warm gaze. “C-completely. Like healing?”

Ver nods once before she continues. "My grandmother used to concoct a blend of wild iris oil, bloodroot, and the ash of silver pines. It masks the scent loss. But not forever. It is only long enough to fool the senses of those who aren't looking too closely. It can also mimics your natural aura." "And how long will it last?" "A bottle can last for three days. Maybe four. But I will have to gather the ingredients myself. Some of them are rare and others need to be fresh."

he answered honestly. Luis stroked his son's hair because was pleased to hear his answer. "And the name of this flower is Calendula when you grow up maybe you can find out for yourself all things related to the flower," he continued reassuring his son. Troye nodded again. "Then what is the purpose of you bringing me here? Does it have something to do with the Calendula flower?" he replied curiously, because still curious about his father's statement.

Jade’s POV In the kitchen, I poured water into a small pot, watching the steam rise as it started to simmer. I reached for the chamomile flowers, their gentle, earthy aroma filling the room as I dropped them in. Eve always said this tea felt like a hug from the inside out. After everything that she had gone through, I hoped it would do a little healing for her.

And yet, against the luxury of this place, it looked painfully out of place. "You don't look so good," Serena said with feigned concern, her eyes openly assessing me with thinly veiled contempt. "Are you still not recovered? I imagine the last few days must've been hard on you." I didn't respond to her, staying silent. Then, I smelled a familiar scent—"Moonlit Gaze". My chest tightened. I knew that scent too well. I had spent three whole months creating it, using the rarest tuberose, jasmine, and aged cedarwood. I extracted every drop of essential oil myself, and every blend carried traces of my pheromones.

She said to Joseph: "Is it possible to add a little more of this flower in the scented bag? I feel it is very fragrant and very suitable to use to calm the spirit." Joseph nodded and smiled. "You found the right kind. Lavender is the key to your aromatic bag. Essential oil Lavender has a slightly sweet, sharp, and herbal floral scent. This fragrance is quite strong, thick and intense, easily recognizable in perfumes. If I remember correctly, you are also using lavender perfume, right?"

he teased, placing me inside the Jacuzzi. I settled into the warm, bubbly water, feeling it soothe my muscles and ease my tension. The fragrance of lavender essential oil and rose petals filled the air, creating a calming atmosphere. I closed my eyes and took a deep breath, letting myself relax and unwind. I felt a sense of peace wash over me, and my wolf stirred in relaxation.

He slips off his shoes and, barefoot, sits by her on the bed. Is this it? Is this where I watch another man fuck my wife? And I'm suddenly uneasy. .... Too late now.... But.... he pulls something from a pocket; a bottle, pouring something into his palm. I cast a puzzled look to James, but he simply shrugs and smiles, looking amused.... Every man has his style I suppose.... But now Michael is speaking loud enough for me to hear, his palms flat to Elizabeth's stomach. "Jasmine, bergamot and vanilla. Almond oil as the carrier...."

“Have you held Akayda the way you held Jade? And if I remember correctly, Jade was wearing a mask. And she had blue eyes. Akayda's eyes are brown.” “That’s true,” I admitted. I paused, then asked, “Let me ask you something. How many people—women do you know who use a perfume combo of jasmine and coconut?” His brows drew together instantly. “A combo like that exists? That’s a weird mix.” “Exactly,” I said. “That night, I smelled that exact combo on Jade. And the very next morning, Akayda walked into my office wearing the same scent.” Eric leaned back slowly, eyes widening.

I chuckled as she left and then headed over to my room to start my own bath. I readied my bath and let my shift fall to the floor before stepping in. I noticed to the side of the bath there were some vials of chamomile oil and some different types of citrus. One smelled of grapefruit and the other of orange, the third option was some sort of berry mixture that I couldn't decipher. I chose the berry scent and put a few drops in the water and used my hand to stir it around.