How to Make Fragrance Oils
Everyone enjoys hearing that they smell wonderful--which is why people spend a small fortune on designer perfumes. A cheap and fun alternative to fancy and expensive fragrances is to make your own fragrance and put your name on it. Here's how. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Choose a base oil. This is your own personal preference. You can use jojoba oil which is really good for your skin. You can use grapeseed oil which is high in antioxidants. Arnica oil is great for aches, pains and bruises. Vegetable oils such as safflower or rice bran cost very little money.
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Select a concentrated scented oil at your favorite health food store. Choose a fragrance that appeals to your senses.
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Find or buy an attractive dark glass bottle with a tight cap that will protect your fragrance.
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Funnel your base oil into the bottle.
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Drop the scented oil into the base oil one drop at a time. You can gauge the scent of your fragrance by letting it sit for several hours between each drop. Rub a little on your skin to test how strong it is before you add another drop.
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After you have reached the desired strength for your fragrance, tighten the cap. Store in a dark place for at least 3 days. This will allow your fragrance to come to its full potential. In the meantime, think of a name for your own personal perfume.
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Tips & Warnings
If your scented oil does not come with its own eyedropper, you'll need one to drop in your oil.
