PERFUME AND PERFUME OIL

The right perfume can give your style—and your confidence—an added boost. Even the right perfume can go wrong if applied incorrectly, however CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE

Everyone loves smelling good, but not everyone loves the undisclosed chemical ingredients found in popular fragrances. If store-bought perfumes give you allergies or headaches, you can easily make your own all-natural perfumes to wear at any time. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE

Perfume is simple to make, the trick is to put the essential oils together creating a smell you like. Perfume is made up of base notes (the smell stays the longest on your skin), middle notes (smell stays second longest), and top notes (smell of oil evaporates first). Because the oils all evaporate at different rates the perfume may smell different as time goes on. Below are listed easily found essential divided into base, middle and top notes. • Base notes-cedar wood cinnamon patchouli, sandalwood, vanilla • Middle notes-clove, geranium, lemongrass, bottle nutmeg, neroli, ylang-ylang • Top notes-bergamot, lavender lemon lime neroli • Bridge-vanilla, lavender (add a few drops to join base, middle and top notes together) CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE

Because it's easy to make, solid perfume opens the door to experimentation, creativity and individuality . Whether you're looking to set yourself apart with a unique scent or you're not so fond of the alcoholic undertones in most liquid perfumes , these instructions will show you how to create an inexpensive alternative. Ingredients 1 tablespoon beeswax (available at most craft shops) or petroleum jelly 1 tablespoon almond oil (or jojoba oil or vitamin E - available at natural foods/health stores) 8-15 drops essential oil (available from most health food stores.) 1 container (preferably glass, ceramic or stone but plastic is acceptable) 1 straw (or similar object) 1 small glass jar or Pyrex bowl for mixing 1 saucepan Example Scent Recipe #1 6 drops orange essential oil 4 drops ylang-ylang oil 4 drops bergamot oil 3 drops rosewood essential oil 3 drops frankincense oil 2 drops jasmine oil Example Scent Recipe #2

Ever wanted some body spray, but either couldn't find that special scent, or couldn't afford it? Making your own is very easy. What's even better is that you can control what goes into your body spray. This means that you can customize it to your heart's desire, and come up with a truly unique fragrance. You can even add some shimmer with loose eyeshadow! CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE

Bath oil is a pleasant way to make a nice bath even more enjoyable. By choosing a scent that you most enjoy, you can relax completely and leave the bath smelling sweet. Ingredients 1/4 cup vegetable oil such as sweet almond oil, olive oil, peanut oil or avocado oil––choose an oil that does not dry out the skin 1 tablespoon of gentle unscented shampoo (baby shampoo can be a good choice) 10 drops essential oil   CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE