How To Make Solid Perfume : Tutorial

Visit my blog: http://www.GaveThat.com ~ Here is a quick and easy way to create your own solid perfumes at home. I love solid perfumes as gifts and how easy they are to pop into your bag (without fear of spills!). This tutorial shows you how to create your own using your microwave, body oils and little containers you probably already have in your house along with some pretty romantic container ideas.

For more step by step information, pictures and material lists visit my blog post here: http://www.gavethat.com/2008/01/compact-perfumes-making-come-back.html

For reviews on some of my favorite solid perfumes visit here: http://www.gavethat.com/p/beauty-scents.html

Thank you so much for watching!

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[littlewing1023]

can you use soy as a base instead of beeswax?

[myanadecora]

@littlewing1023 Yes, that's a good point. I tried it and it works although it came out a little softer. More soy might be needed compared to the beeswax but it does set up really well.

[SoooComplicated]

i love it more



[myanadecora]

@SoooComplicated Thank you for watching!!

[seaweedplop]

hmm. cool. :D will have 2 make that.

[myanadecora]

Go for it @seaweedplop & thank you for watching & kind comment!!

[sugarjenni]

where can i buy oils

[SoooComplicated]

i love i more

[myanadecora]

@ibkristykat Yes those are great, in the video a Jojoba oil blend massage oil is being used. Anything that is odorless will work although I really like using coconut oil sometimes too.

[ibkristykat]

I assume that by "base oil" you mean the Jojoba oil or sweet almond oil, right?