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How to Make Homemade Perfumes
How Is Perfume Produced?
How to Make Lemon Perfume
Recipe for Making Perfume Oils
Directions for Making Perfume
How to Make a Homemade Flower Fruit Perfume
What Is the Difference Between Perfume & Cologne?
Make Your Own Perfume Kit
How to Make a Perfume Without Alcohol
What Is Perfume Made Out Of?
How to Make Perfume as a Hobby
About Plants for Making Perfume
The Best Way to Store Perfume
The Best Way to Apply Perfume
How to Choose a Perfume
Ways to Wear Perfume
Summary: Making perfume without alcohol can be done by using a different carrier, such as oil, when diluting the essential oils, or by using an oil to create a tincture rather than the traditional alcohol. Use a variety of oils instead of alcohol when making fragrances with helpful advice from a natural perfume producer in this free video on perfumes.
Stephanie Vinson is the owner of Stephanie K Naturals in Austin, Texas. Vinson has been researching and creating perfumes for years. She loves experimenting with aromatic materials to...read more
"Hi. I'm Stephanie from StephanieKNaturals.com and I'm going to tell you how to make a perfume without alcohol. All my perfumes are based in oil rather than alcohol and so, really, you just blend your essential oils of your choice into a carrier oil instead of the alcohol. If you're wanting to make a tincture without alcohol, which is adding plant material to the alcohol to extract the scent, instead you can infuse an oil by taking some dried herbs and putting them into the oil to extract the scent. These can also be used instead of the essential oils for your perfume. This way you would have a final perfume without any added alcohol."
eHow Article: How to Make a Perfume Without Alcohol
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