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🌺#Fragrance #Bodyoil #DIY Making a perfume roll-on and Fragrance oil spray (long detailed video)

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Ingredients

For Fragrance Body Oil

  • Avocado oil: ~1/2 cup (carrier oil)
  • Grapeseed oil: less than 1/3 cup (carrier oil)
  • Fragrance oils:
    • Tropical green floral (base note): 30 drops
    • Watermelon (middle note): 25 drops
    • Clean floral (top note): 15 drops

For Perfume Roll-On (approx. 10 ml container)

  • Fragrance oils:
    • Milk and honey (base note): 35 drops (initially 25, then added 10 more)
    • Chocolate amber (middle note): 15 drops
    • Nectar (top note): 10 drops
  • Perfumers alcohol: 5 drops (optional, to help scent last longer)
  • Grapeseed oil: to fill remainder of container (carrier oil)
  • Alternative carrier oils: fractionated coconut oil (good for blending and skin feel)

Equipment & Preparation

  • Roll-on container with roller top and sealing cap (10 ml size)
  • Small funnel (for pouring oils into containers)
  • Pipettes (separate pipette for each fragrance oil to avoid mixing)
  • Small measuring cup (for carrier oils)
  • Mixing container or bottle for blending oils
  • Optional: perfumers alcohol (not rubbing alcohol or pharmacy alcohol)

Method

Fragrance Body Oil

  1. Combine carrier oils: about 1/2 cup avocado oil and less than 1/3 cup grapeseed oil in a container.
  2. Using separate pipettes, add fragrance oils in order of base, middle, then top note:
    • 30 drops tropical green floral (base)
    • 25 drops watermelon (middle)
    • 15 drops clean floral (top)
  3. Mix thoroughly by swirling or stirring.
  4. Pour the blended fragrance oil into the desired container using a funnel.
  5. Seal and let the mixture rest for about 5 weeks to allow the scents to meld and mature before use.

Perfume Roll-On

  1. Using separate pipettes, add fragrance oils to the roll-on container in base, middle, top note order:
    • 25 drops milk and honey (base)
    • 15 drops chocolate amber (middle)
    • 10 drops nectar (top)
  2. Smell the blend; adjust by adding more drops if needed (added 10 more drops milk and honey to balance scent).
  3. Add 5 drops perfumers alcohol to help the scent last longer.
  4. Fill the rest of the roll-on bottle with grapeseed oil (or fractionated coconut oil as an alternative carrier).
  5. Secure the roller top tightly and cap.
  6. Mix gently to combine.

Tips & Notes

  • Use separate pipettes for each fragrance oil to avoid contamination.
  • When measuring drops, pour back any unused fragrance oil into the bottle to avoid waste.
  • The top note is the first scent noticed but fades quickly; middle and base notes last longer.
  • Carrier oils are essential to dilute fragrance oils for skin safety and texture.
  • Perfumers alcohol (not rubbing or pharmacy alcohol) can be added to help fragrance longevity.
  • Letting the fragrance oil blend rest for several weeks improves scent integration.
  • Fractionated coconut oil is a good alternative carrier oil for a smooth feel.
  • Securely seal containers to prevent leakage.

Variations

  • Use different carrier oils such as fractionated coconut oil instead of grapeseed or avocado oil.
  • Adjust fragrance oil drop ratios to personalize scent strength and balance.
  • Use perfumers alcohol in roll-on perfumes to extend scent duration.

Presenter: Rachel Harris Channel: Living Modestly Naturally Referenced Source for Supplies: creatingperfume.com

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