How to Make Herbal Infused Oils

Use only dry herbs. Please do your own research before consuming and making medicinal herbal supplements and always consult with your physician beforehand. Thank you.
How to make herbal infused oils.
Here's a quick method using a slow cooker or crock pot:
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[@ShelitaRN]

Wow, that's amazing! I can't wait to try this! Thank you for the tutorial!

[@LearnToGrow1]

+Shelita Williams Hi Shelita, glad you enjoyed the video. I'm going to try and use the oil to make balms! Thanks for watching! :) Misilla

[@leyid.2284]

Great video! Now I can feel confident to plant lavender and use this technique after harvest. Thanks!! keep up the great videos :)

[@LearnToGrow1]

+Leyi's Garden in Arizona Thank you!

[@TheEmptynester]

That was a great lesson. I have never tried infused oils. Thanks. E :)

[@LearnToGrow1]

+TheEmptynester You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@BobMelsimpleliving.]

Thanks for sharing. Best wishes Bob.

[@LearnToGrow1]

+Bob Lt (BobMel's Gardening) You're welcome! Thanks for watching Bob!

[@MyLily54]

Thanks for sharing yr video n recipe how to make herbal infused oil.

[@LearnToGrow1]

You’re welcome and thank you for watching!

[@ClearwaterreflectionsCWR]

Lavender is also great to cook with. In just the right dish, lavender brings flavors out. I use its essential oil to flavor sugars for my oatmeal and more. Thanx for sharing.

[@LearnToGrow1]

+ClearWater Reflections Thanks for the info!

[@8polyglot]

Thats a great idea

[@deadams8905]

So helpful 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🥀🌺🌼🌻🏵️🌺🌷 thank you

[@LearnToGrow1]

So glad you found it helpful! Make sure to use only dry herbs. Thanks for watching!

[@johnrusnock6225]

This was a great video. Do you know if I can put this in my humidifier?

[@delucastudios3097]

doubt it. might clog

[@TheNorthwestForager]

What a great idea! Is there any other herbs you would recommend for different salad dressings?

[@LearnToGrow1]

+TheNorthwestForager I think Rosemary, thyme, oregano, parsley, chives would all work for salad dressings! Thanks for stopping by my friend! Misilla

[@herballover1660]

@@LearnToGrow1 And basil

[@rheaanne1858]

I made onion infused oil for my hair using the same method.

[@veronicaj758]

I'm in the process of making the same with onion chopped up, garlic, nettle leaf, horsetail, green tea, chamomile and essential oils(peppermint, rosemary, tea tree, basil, cedarwood) for my hair. Now I gotta wait 5 to 6 weeks I guess. But can't wait to use it.

[@kirtipremanand4145]

@@veronicaj758 did u use dry onion or cut the onion and sun dried?

[@veronicaj758]

@@kirtipremanand4145 cut it

[@Skylightatdusk]

How did you dry the onion?

[@veronicaj758]

@@Skylightatdusk I didn't

[@ashw730]

Can I use cocnut oil and olive oil together to infuse and use for the hair

[@faith4reality]

How do I use it for salad dressing? Can u make a video w/ adding certain vingers? Thank u!

[@LearnToGrow1]

You can mix the infused oil with balsamic vinegar to make dressing. Thanks for watching!

[@tonys490]

I am looking to make face/body oil with coconut oil .. how long do I need to infuse the herbs in coconut oil ? do I need to put them on stove with double boiler or just soak the herbs in coconut oil for dew days ? thanks you .. great video .. love your content .. love from London

[@LearnToGrow1]

Hi Make sure to use dry herbs, it’s safer...you can use a double boiler at 100 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit for 1 to 5 hours. Hope this helps and sorry for my delayed response! Thank you so much!💚💚💚

[@rosemarcs]

Oi que óleo você usa?

[@johns9543]

Are there any herbs that do not infuse in oil? Like marshmallow root which would be ground up finely

[@matildelucena3074]

Can we use coconut oil for the infusions?

[@stacey9588]

For the Rosemary oil do you need to add something to preserve it for your hair such as vitamin e oil to make it shelf life longer

[@LearnToGrow1]

Thank you! I haven’t made these in years, so I’ll keep this in mind. 😀

[@ZE308AC]

New subscriber

[@LearnToGrow1]

+C “Big2Nut” Antonio Thank you very much!

[@MsLaurieta]

Hello, Im wondering what is the reason for puting an almond oil in? Isnt just olive oil enought? And is it still edible with the other oil? thank you

[@LearnToGrow1]

Hi when I use almond oil I use that for topical applications only. I use extra virgin olive oil for herbs that is used for cooking. Thanks for watching!

[@TigerLilie]

Where did you get the tall cylinder bottles?

[@LearnToGrow1]

Hi I reused it from store bought spice . Thank you for watching!

[@chantellebloemengeur499]

Two questions plz first .. can i mix 2 or 3 kind of carrier oils to do the infusion process in general? Second i heard that we should fill all the jar or bottle till the top till we won't allow to bacteria comes into that spear and lead to mold the herbs plz confirm this information i want to start what u just did .. thank u so much 4 ur informative easy video

[@LearnToGrow1]

Hi Chantelle! Yes, you can use more than one carrier oil, just avoid mineral oil. I use olive oil, because it contains vitamin E which extends its shelf life. Yes, it is best to fill the jar to the top to avoid bacteria growth. Thanks for watching, enjoy your weekend! Misilla

[@chantellebloemengeur499]

I don't know how to thank u .. i saw alot of videos but u r the best and i chose only ur amazing clear way to do mine .. i just subscribed and keep following u for more beautiful amazing Misilla 🌷👌

[@amarachiakahara]

@@LearnToGrow1 please can you list the examples of mineral oil?

[@hindu8489]

I have made rose infused oil but it has some rose residues at bottom can u plz tell whether it's destroyed or it can still be used

[@LearnToGrow1]

If it's cloudy there might be bacteria growth and should be discarded. Here is a helpful article: blog.mountainroseherbs.com/making-herbal-oils

[@chelseyummali]

Do you feel like there is a “best” or better way to infuse. There are a few different methods but which one is the best one?

[@LearnToGrow1]

I know some infuse oil using a crockpot which is quicker...set at low temperature. Thanks for watching!

[@chelseyummali]

@@LearnToGrow1 but what is the "best" way? sorry your answer may not have been for my question?

[@Keepskatin]

That's a way to make weak oils,because you added olive oil to it.Olive oil also affects the flavor and scent.I like my oils 100% concentration,which requires lots plant matter, and a cold press.The second method is blended with "distilled" water, simmered on low heat until it thickens after evaporation.No matter what oil it is,cold press is the best,most potent,most concentrated,most healthy.Cold press requires a Cold press machine and much greenery.

[@LearnToGrow1]

+Keepskatin Thank you for the info. I also use Sweet Almond Oil, which does not have any scent. :)

[@hamzasaleem3475]

Can i put pure olive oil on sun light for 10 than it will use for body pain Kindly suggest it could be effective ?

[@LearnToGrow1]

I've never used olive oil for pain, but I've read that Calendula oil relieves pain. Thanks for watching!

[@lingy74]

Add cannabis into the oil for pain relief.

[@teachershub8063]

I have used coconut oil but it is in frozen state .... i liquify only when kept in sun.... my place is too cold

[@LearnToGrow1]

Yes I believe the melting point of coconut oil is around 76 degrees F. Sometimes I put a small amount to melt on a bowl that I place in another bow,l of warm water to melt. Thanks for watching!

[@PidasianHippie]

Are you using olive oil as your base. I don't remember hearing you say what kind of oil you were using.

[@LearnToGrow1]

+Pidasian Hippie Hi, Yes Organic Virgin Olive oil and Sweet Almond Oil, which does not have any scent. Thanks for watching! Misilla

[@PidasianHippie]

Learn To Grow Thank you for the information.

[@sidrasidra1962]

Pidasian Hippie

[@nassimabouridah7443]

Pidasian Hippi

[@alkajoseph]

Is it possible to get infused oils with no smell? am highly sensitive to smell

[@LearnToGrow1]

Hi I have never tried any method that would extract the aroma of herbs when infusing oil. Have you tried talking to an herbalist? Sorry, I couldn't help. Thanks for watching!

[@alkajoseph]

@@LearnToGrow1 Thanks for sharing your experience. Have spoken to a few herbalists but no luck yet :-)

[@LearnToGrow1]

Bummer...also it’s best to use dry herbs sometimes fresh can mold.

[@Ladythyme]

BTW you talk about the sun not being good for the infused oil…unless they can be kept under 95 degrees Crockpots run too hot and destroy many of the nutrients in plant material …

[@lindafox2059]

Google says the herbs need to acidified to avoid botulism

[@LearnToGrow1]

Thanks Linda, This is an old video, I'll see if I can edit it.