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How to Use Aromatherapy Pulse Point Rollers

How to Use Aromatherapy Pulse Point Rollers

Pulse point rollers are an easy way to keep a favourite essential-oil blend close at hand. Their compact roll-on format makes them simple to carry in a handbag, keep beside your desk or include in your everyday routine.

Little Brown Goose Aromatherapy Pulse Point Rollers are handmade in Geelong, Victoria, by our Australian family-owned business.

What is a pulse point roller?

A pulse point roller is a ready-to-use roll-on fragrance product. Instead of pouring or measuring oils, the rollerball applies a small amount directly to the skin.

Where to apply a roller

Follow the directions on the product label and apply lightly to suitable pulse points such as the wrists. A small amount is all that is needed. Avoid the eyes, lips and broken or irritated skin.

Choosing your blend

The best blend is the one whose fragrance suits the moment and your personal scent preference. Some people enjoy softer blends in the evening, fresher blends during the day or richer scents when they want something more noticeable.

Fragrance can be part of a personal routine, but our rollers are not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent a medical condition.

A simple everyday ritual

  • Keep one in your handbag for easy fragrance touch-ups.
  • Apply lightly rather than repeatedly layering the product.
  • Keep the cap secure between uses.
  • Store away from heat and direct sunlight.
  • Follow all directions and cautions on the label.

Handmade by Little Brown Goose

Our pulse point rollers are part of the Little Brown Goose fragrance range, handmade by our family in Geelong, Victoria. They are designed to be uncomplicated, portable and enjoyable to use.


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