Solid perfume is simple to make and perfect for on-the-go people like us. I'm going to toss this one in my purse and use it when I'm in a rush. Here's how it's done:
Supplies:
1 1/2 tbsp beeswax beads
1 1/2 tbsp olive oil
about 40 drops essential oil
Fill the pan with 1/2 cup water. Place it on a burner, and turn the heat to medium. Put the beeswax beads in a glass bowl and place inside the pan. Once it's melted, mix in the olive oil. Let it continue to melt for five minutes. Next, remove the glass bowl from the pan, then very quickly, stir in the essential oil and pour it into the final container. Remember that the essential oil will smell very strong at first but will fade to softer scent once it's dried within the perfume.
To use your new solid perfume, rub it on the inside of your wrist for a fresh scent that will last all day!
Ooooh! This sounds nice! I'm going to try this!
ReplyDeleteOh! I love this! Definitely trying it.. I always joke that my essential oils are my perfume half of the time - now they really can be! ha. thank you! xo
ReplyDeleteThis sounds heavenly!!! Can't wait to try it =)
ReplyDeleteI love making solid perfume! This summer I'm hoping to get a bit more adventurous and use fresh flowers to make my own oils as well!
ReplyDeleteEmily
Wonderful Idea!
ReplyDeleteah so cool! thanks for sharing this diy, I'm definitely going to try it out!
ReplyDeletetr[i]b[e]cca
I can't wear perfume at all but I could probably use this! I haven't smelled like anything but myself in a long time...
ReplyDeleteThis is really awesome! Where did you find beeswax beads at?
ReplyDeleteTaylor
Thank you! I picked up the beeswax at a local health food store.
DeleteYou can find them online at Bulk Herb Store! Good luck!
DeleteI bought perfume like this a while back and it is my absolute favorite! Can't wait to try making this!
ReplyDeletexo
That's so cool! and the pictures are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE solid perfume, never thought of making it myself!
ReplyDeletewhere did you get the container?
ReplyDeleteHobby Lobby!
DeleteThis is perfect. Most perfumes are just too strong and distracting for me
ReplyDeleteOoh thank you SO much for sharing this! I've been thinking about making my own perfume as I love essential oils, and now I have a recipe!
ReplyDeleteWow love this idea!!! I love the portability and homemade-ness of this idea. Going to buy the supplies and do it this weekend! :)
ReplyDeletexoxo
Melyssa
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Omg amazing! Gotta try this! Thank you!
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