How To Make A Perfume Oil Of Love
Author: Jinane Doughan
- Professional makeup artist with a degree from the French Fashion Institute ESMOD Dubai
- Specializes in natural skincare and haircare
- Accredited Master Trainer, offering workshops at a well-known academy with 16 branches
- Provides in-depth video courses on natural skincare and haircare through her private platform
- Shares expertise on her YouTube channel, Jinane World, with over 700 educational videos and 140K+ subscribers
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Disclaimer
This article is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always perform a patch test before using any natural skincare or haircare products.
Creating your own signature scent is easier than you think. In this guide, you’ll learn how to make a perfume oil of love that reflects your unique personality. By using simple ingredients, you can craft a fragrance that’s not only pleasing to the senses but also meaningful to you.
With just a few oils and a touch of creativity, you can blend scents that evoke memories or feelings you cherish. Whether it’s a calming floral or an invigorating spice, this DIY project lets you express yourself in a way that store-bought perfumes can’t. Let’s get started on making your very own perfume oil!
Ingredients Needed
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- Sweet Almond Oil: You can substitute with Argan Oil, Jojoba Oil or Grapeseed Oil, but choose an oil with a mild scent so it doesn’t overpower the fragrance. Sweet Almond Oil is ideal because it’s odorless.
- Vegetable Glycerine: Used as perfume fixative.
- Fragrance Oils: Choose what you like.
- Oil-soluble Color Powder
- Gold Glitter (optional)
Tools Needed
- Stainless steel cup
- Glass mixing rod
- Toothpick
- Small glass bottle with roll-on top, preferably 12 millimeters (0.4 fl oz).
Prior to use, ensure that both your utensils and containers are properly cleaned and disinfected. Wash them with warm soapy water, dry with a tissue, and then sanitize by spraying with 70% medical alcohol. Wipe them clean and let them air dry before use.
Steps: How To Make A Perfume Oil
1- Place 13 grams (0.45 oz) of sweet almond oil in a small measuring cup.
2- Add 6 drops each of three fragrance oils you like, such as jasmine, gardenia, etc. Why choose three? Combining different oils helps create a unique scent profile. Each fragrance adds its own character, resulting in a special blend that’s not easily found in commercial perfumes, giving you a personalized touch.
3- Mix the ingredients thoroughly for two minutes.
4- Add 1/2 gram (0.017 oz) of glycerine and mix again.
5- Using a toothpick, add a small amount of oil-soluble color powder to the mixture and stir thoroughly. Adjust the color gradually, starting with a small amount for better control.
6- As an optional step, mix in a small amount of glitter to give it that shine.
7- Pour the mixture into a small bottle and you’re done!
Hints and Tips for Fragrance Oil Combinations:
Floral Trio: Combine jasmine, gardenia, and rose for a romantic, feminine scent.
Citrus Burst: Mix orange, lemon, and grapefruit for an uplifting, fresh aroma that’s perfect for daytime wear.
Spicy and Warm: Blend vanilla, sandalwood, and patchouli for a warm, inviting scent that’s great for evening use.
Herbal Freshness: Pair lavender, eucalyptus, and mint for a refreshing and calming fragrance that evokes a sense of tranquility.
Fruity Fusion: Combine peach, raspberry, and coconut for a sweet, tropical scent that’s perfect for summer.
How to Use
a. Roll-On Application: Roll the perfume oil onto pulse points, such as your wrists, neck, and behind your ears. These areas generate heat, which helps to diffuse the fragrance throughout the day.
b. Avoid Rubbing: Allow the fragrance to absorb into your skin naturally. Rubbing can alter the scent and cause it to fade faster. Instead, let it dry on its own to preserve the beautiful layers of fragrance.
c. Storage: Keep your perfume oil in a cool, dark place to maintain its potency. Exposure to light and heat can degrade the scent over time.
d. Reapplication: Depending on your activity level, you may want to reapply throughout the day. A quick touch-up can refresh your scent and keep you feeling your best.
Benefits
Long-lasting Fragrance: The combination of sweet almond oil and vegetable glycerine helps the scent linger on your skin for hours.
Customizable Scent: With the freedom to mix your favorite fragrance oils, you can create a unique blend tailored to your preferences.
Nourishing for the Skin: The base oil like sweet almond or jojoba nourishes and moisturizes your skin, leaving it feeling soft and smooth.
Gentle on Skin: The mild carrier oil helps to minimize irritation, making this perfume oil suitable for most skin types.
Visually Appealing: If you choose to add glitter and color powder, it adds a decorative touch to the perfume, making it visually stunning.
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