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Gathered Ingredients
I just got my hands on the fabulous fragrance oil Just For You and I thought it would be great in a solid perfume. This fantastic fragrance reminds me of spring and fresh flowers. Making a solid perfume is an excellent way to enjoy your favorite fragrances. They are so simple to create and they are great for when you want to freshen up on the go. Just for You fragrance oil is a superb blend of flourishing peonies, exquisite lilacs, budding roses, delicate violets and alluring gardenia buds. Let’s gather up some supplies and I will share with you an easy way to make your own amazing solid perfumes to go. Are you ready?
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Ingredients Shea Butter Lip Solution Beeswax Fragrance Oil Containers – Daisy Butter Pots |
Equipment Scale Pipettes |
Recipe:
1 – .63 lb jar Shea Butter Lip Solutions
1 oz Beeswax
1/2 oz Just for You Fragrance Oil
Directions:
Weighing out beeswax
After gathering all the ingredients together, weigh out 1 oz of Beeswax and add to the full jar of Shea Butter Lip Solutions. This jar will go into the microwave until melted; use short bursts of 20-30 seconds at a time in the microwave until beeswax and lip solutions are almost fully melted and can be stirred together. Once everything is liquid, add half of a one ounce bottle of Just for You Fragrance Oil. (If you will be using a different fragrance, please check appropriate usage rates that are allowed for that fragrance. Your safety is so important. If you need help calculating usage rates, please let us know! We are here to help!)
Stir until completely combined and using a pipette transfer the melted product into containers. I’m using the Daisey Pots. They are so cute that they are perfect for in your purse or even on your vanity. Your solid perfume can be applied directly to your pulse points. I love how a solid perfume keeps the scent close to my skin, giving it greater allure. What an easy way to enjoy your favorite fragrance!
Adding beeswax to lip solution
As you may tell in the photos, I filled several pots. I have plenty to share! These samples will be going out in orders soon so if you would like to sample this new fragrance then let us know in the notes section of your next order. Hurry before they are all gone!
Enjoy!
Adding fragrance to solution
Filling daisy pots
Cooling filled pots
Finished samples
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