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Two DIY Sensual Perfumes To Charm Your Date This Valentine’s Day
With Valentine’s Day approaching, why not get a bit more creative and make environmentally friendly beauty staples at home? If you’re someone who loves smelling like roses, peaches, or vanilla, here are two DIY sensual perfumes that will charm your date to no end.

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Two DIY Sensual Perfumes To Charm Your Date This Valentine’s Day
INGREDIENTS
OPTION 1
- 100 ml of grain alcohol
- 1 tablespoon of dehydrated marigold
- 20 drops of tea tree oil
Note: You can choose the other herbs, dehydrated flowers, and essential oils for the composition of this perfume. Essential oils oxidize in contact with light, so it is recommended to keep the perfume stored in a jar of amber or other dark glass.

OPTION 2
- 1 teaspoon of carnauba wax
- 1 teaspoon of coconut oil or other vegetable oil (almond, grapeseed, rosehip, and sunflower are good ones)
- 15 drops of tea tree oil
- 15 drops of rosemary oil
- 10 to 15 drops of lavender essential oil

DIY sensual perfumes
MATERIALS TO BE USED
- 10 to 15 ml cosmetic pots
- water bath pan and utensils
- toothpick
Note: You can make this perfume with other essential oils of your choice. In the absence of carnauba wax, you can use one of these options: soy wax, candelilla wax, cocoa butter, or shea butter. The suggestion of carnauba wax is because it gives the ideal consistency and aroma to the solid perfume.
Shelf life
Stored at room temperature, lasts on average 6 months, do not forget to write down the date you made the perfume.
INSTRUCTIONS
In a water bath pan, heat the wax and oils in their separate container on low heat. With the help of a toothpick, mix them well in another container. Transfer the contents to a dark glass or amber jar. Your natural
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