DIY Solid Perfume With Recipe and Tutorial

Learn how to make a diy solid perfume in just minutes. I love to keep mine right in my purse in case I need a perfume touch up throughout the day. Especially at work! It’s not like you can just whip out a bottle of perfume and start spraying yourself. Rather, you can just put a little bit of the solid perfume on as needed.

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How to Use a Solid Perfume

Using either a Q-tip or your finger, take a small amount of the the tin. Apply it to your wrists and neck. Rub in and enjoy. You can re-apply as needed throughout the day.

DIY Solid Perfume Ingredients

Jojoba Oil

Jojoba oil has a unique characteristics that closely resemble our skin’s sebum. Thus, it is absorbed quickly and is non greasy on your skin. It also has a long shelf life of 2 years.

Candelilla Wax

Candelilla wax is a 100% vegetable based wax. It is slightly harder than beeswax and is used to make our perfume solid. It is also used to add some slip to the product and a glossy finish on the top. Unlike beeswax that sticks on our skin, candelilla wax absorbs in.

Adding Colorant

It is completely optional if you would like to add color. I am all about making my products a little extra and prettier! So, I went ahead and added a little mica powder. Feel free to get creative with your colors!

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Solid Perfume Without Beeswax

I wanted to make a solid perfume without beeswax for those who do not like to use beeswax in their formulas.

Preservative Free

Yet another preservative free recipe! I like to keep my recipes as natural as I can. Since we are not using any water in this, no need to bother with a preservative.