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Aromatherapy Perfume Recipes


Provides instructions for
aromatherapy perfume recipes
to create fragrances that reflect one's mood.



Creating a "signature scent" would be simple and easy. If you don't know how to find "your scent", then, as the start you can take this aromatherapy quiz and came back again if you got the result. Please note that the core of knowing what's your best signature scent is by wearing it. Because the perfume will mix with your own body scent. It is possible that the same fragrance may result difference in some people.

Why we need perfume in our daily life?

For thousand of years people have enveloped themselves in a pleasant smell. They used it in a bath, or in a lotion to pamper themselves. Perfume is meant to attract someone's attraction, Like a flower attract the bees by using their fragrant.

Commercial Perfume vs. Homemade Perfume.

Commercial perfume usually very expensive compare to material they bought. Commercial Perfume are based on synthetic fragrances with a base in alcohol or alcohol water solution with fixative. They sometimes use animal scents as a fixative. Compare to the homemade perfumes which is used jojoba oil as a natural fixatives. Homemade perfumes does have more health value than commercial ones thus they are more cheaper.

It is truly pleasant to make your own perfume by selecting and mixing the essential oils by yourself.

Use the following recipes to create aromatherapy perfumes especially for you. Experiment with the different essences and recipes to see what you like best. The following aromatherapy perfume recipes are all used with a 1/3 oz jojoba oil. The amount are all given in drops.

  • Woody : 15 cedarwood, 5 sandalwood, 5 rosewood and 2 lemongrass.

  • Sweet : 4 neroli, 4 rose, 4 rosewood, 4 sandalwood.

  • Sweet, slightly aphrodisiac : 4 jasmine, 4 ylang ylang, 8 rosewood, 1 vanilla, 4 neroli

  • Refreshing : 10 bergamot, 5 melissa, 10 petitgrain, 5 lemon verbena

  • Heavy, exotic, aphrodisiac : 10 patchouli, 8 frankincense, 6 ylang ylang, 4 jasmine.

  • Strong manly aphrodisiac : 15 sandalwood, 5 carrot seed, 1 clove and 3 ylang ylang

  • Very aphrodisiac : 10 carrot seed, 10 patchouli, 5 ylang ylang, 5 cypress.

Tips:

Add the essential oils to jojoba oil drop by drop start by adding the base note, middle note and top notes. If you add top notes first then you'll not smell the top note clearly or understand their effect on the blends.

See what is Top, Middle and Base Note.

Other pages that you might find helpful

Make Perfume with Essential Oils
If you never done it before and don't know what to do. This page will guide you through the process of make perfume with essential oils.

Aphrodisiac Essential Oils
Set your love life on fire! Turn up the action with these Aphrodisiacs Essential oils.

Homemade Valentine Gifts
How to Make Aphrodisiac Perfumes using floral water as a base.

Reference Book

Aromatherapy Handbook for Beauty, Hair, and Skin by Erich Keller.

This complete guide to aromatherapy for hair and skin care explains how to create cosmetics that are custom-made, natural, vibrant, and healthy -- and that avoid the preservatives and additives of commercial products. More than 100 recipes provide an endless variety of formulas and fragrances to choose from.

Look inside the book.

All the aromatherapy perfume recipes are based on this book



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