Drying a distillate liquid
I would suggest adding anhydrous $\ce{MgSO4}$ to your distillate, like Nicolau Saker Neto already mentioned in his comments. Mix the suspension thoroughly (e.g. by stirring) and look how long the salt remains dispersed. When it clumps up and settles quickly due to the formation of hydrates, there is still some water in your mixture, and you need to repeat the procedure until the added $\ce{MgSO4}$ remains dispersed as fine particles for a longer time (it should look similar to a snow storm). After the salt has settled, you can recover the dried oil with a pipette. Because magnesium sulfate is not listed as toxic or environmentally hazardous, it can be considered a "greener" alternative to, for example, copper(II) sulfate or diethyl ether (the latter is additionally highly flammable).