DIY Solid Perfume Recipe Without Beeswax
DIY Solid perfumes offer a convenient and portable way to enjoy your favorite scents throughout the day. Traditionally made with beeswax, these fragrant balms are beloved for their long-lasting aroma and easy application. However, if you're seeking a vegan or plant-based alternative, crafting solid perfume without beeswax is a fantastic option. In this guide, I'll walk you through the process of creating your own luxurious solid perfume using candelilla wax, fractionated coconut oil, and fragrance oil. Whether you're a seasoned DIY enthusiast or a newcomer to perfume-making, this recipe promises to deliver delightful scents in a convenient, travel-friendly format. So, let's embark on this aromatic journey together and discover how to create your own signature solid perfume blend without beeswax.
Servings: 0.5 Ounce
Cost: $5
Equipment
- Scale
Ingredients
- 0.14 ounce | 28% Candelilla Wax
- 0.35 ounce | 70% Fractionated Coconut Oil
- 0.01 ounce | 2% Fragrance Oil
- Mica Powder optional
- Circle Containers
- Rectangle Tins
Instructions
Melting the Candelilla Wax:
- In a double boiler, combine the candelilla wax and fractionated coconut oil.
- Stir occasionally until the mixture is completely melted.
- Take the mixture off the heat source.
Incorporating Fragrance Oil:
- Add fragrance oil to the mixture, stirring gently to evenly distribute the scent.
- Optional: If desired, add color using either a liquid colorant or a mica powder.
Pouring the Mixture into Perfume Containers:
- Carefully pour the melted mixture into clean and sanitized perfume containers or rectangle tins.
- Fill each container to the desired level, leaving a small space at the top to prevent overflow.
- It's recommended to pour the mixture slowly and close to the container.
- Keep in mind that it solidifies rapidly, so if needed, you can gently reheat it using the residual warmth from the double boiler