The Correct Way to Store Honeysuckle Essential Oil and Dried Honeysuckle
How to store honeysuckle essential oil
1. Tighten the cap of the essential oil bottle after each use
Essential oils are extremely volatile. To prevent the oil from oxidizing and evaporating quickly, the cap of the essential oil bottle must be tightened. It is recommended to open the cap only when using it, to reduce the number of times it is opened; too much contact with air will cause the essential oil to spoil.
2. Essential oils should be placed in a cool place
Essential oils must be kept away from sunlight and strong light. Sunlight very easily causes essential oils to spoil, so do not put essential oils in places with direct sunlight, and do not expose essential oils under lamplight; the temperature and intensity of lamplight may also cause essential oils to spoil.
3. Essential oils must avoid high temperatures
Besides being "afraid of light," essential oils are also "afraid of heat," so high temperatures are also taboo for essential oils. Usually, be sure not to put essential oils in hot places, and keep them away from heat sources such as bathrooms. It is recommended to store essential oils in a dry, cool place, and they should not be kept too close to electrical appliances, as this will only make your essential oils no longer effective.
How to store dried honeysuckle
1. Put it in a cool place to dry; be very careful that you absolutely must not touch it before it is 80 percent dry, otherwise it will turn black;
2. Quick fixation and drying, provided that you have enough fresh flowers to process, otherwise it is not worth it;
3. The result of exposure to the blazing sun will definitely be black; the morning and evening sun is fine.
Storage after the honeysuckle is dried: vacuum packaging, a cool and dry place, with medicine inside the package; it is best to keep it in a separate warehouse room to make it easier to fumigate the warehouse with medicine and turn it into a vacuum warehouse!