Solid perfume
For a solid perfume you are essentially making a balm base first and then adding your perfume blend to it.
You can use any oil and type of beeswax however we recommend a neutral carrier oil so that your perfume blend isn't having to compete with an already fragrant carrier oil. Good choices include:
fractionated coconut oil,
camellia,
jojoba,
almond,
apricot kernel oil.
We have included two balm options, one with beeswax and one vegan option made with deodorised cocoa butter. It is important to use deodorised cocoa butter as the natural version smells strongly of chocolate which will affect the final perfume, unless you want to make a chocolate perfume of course!
Ingredients - Beexwax balm
Makes 100g - use our
Batch Size Calculator and the percentages provided here to easily adjust the volume of your batch.
Phase A
82% | 82g
carrier oil
15% | 15g
beeswax
Phase B
3% | 5g essential oil blend
Ingredients - Vegan balm
Makes 100g - use our
Batch Size Calculator and the percentages provided here to easily adjust the volume of your batch.
Phase A
47% | 47g
carrier oil
50% | 50g
cocoa butter, deodorised
Phase B
3% | 5g essential oil blend
Method
- Make your essential oil blend first so it is ready to go.
- Gently heat Phase A in a beaker in a water bath until melted.
- Take off the heat and allow to cool slightly before adding Phase B (your essential oil blend).
- Stir to combine.
- Pour into your containers.
Containers
lip balm tubes (20), or
15ml pot (6), or
30ml pot (3)
Blend suggestions for 100g solid perfume - add more or less of each to get the desired scent.
Exotic
12 drops
neroli essential oil cosmetic
8 drops
cardamom essential oil
8 drops
ginger essential oil
4 drops
frankincense essential oil
2 drops
clove bud essential oil
Floral
20 drops
geranium essential oil
10 drops
lavender essential oil
10 drops
ylang ylang essential oil
Stimulating
40 drops of one or any combination of the following essential oils:
basil
eucalyptus radiata
juniper
geranium
orange
lemon
grapefruit
peppermint
spearmint
rosemary
tangerine
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