วีดีโอ

Listen to me. If you make it like this tutorial probably you will get a skin rash. Especially if you use essential oils and not fragrance oils but even fragrance oils can be containing lots of irritants

There's no specific it depends on how much oil u opt to use if you use let's say overall perfumers alcohol containing all fixatives, dpg, and emulsifiers in a 100 ml bottle you just use the chart for EDT, EDP, Extrait. And depending on what space is left you put. If you put 30% oil you put 70% of the total ml of the bottle which is 70 ml

@@gizmo5678 no. You're wrong. If you put 30% eo and then 70% that includes the things you said that are oily, you will get skin rash and sticky feeling .

@@stel1000 what I mean is the measurement part I do create my own haven't tried essential but I always use fragrance oils never got any rash whatsoever

@@gizmo5678 eo can be very very corrosive. And if you use fragrance oils that are not made for skin, I guess it can also cause allergies. Maybe you got a tough skin. But be careful.

The perfume alcohol does

lol I just received my order from them I really like there phatoil brand for perfume making and I got my bottles from them as well. Only problem is the smell doesn't last super long any tips for what I can add to the formula to make it last longer?

Girl, tell me about it, I'm addicted to phatoil, did you try the vasaline trick? Just a little before applying the parfume they say it will do the trick @@Truechildofgod

TEMU uses slave labor

• 10 ml Vetiver Perfume Alcohol • 10 drops Plant Therapy Tropical Passion Essential Oil Blend • 5 drops Plant Therapy Vanilla Botanical Extract • 1 small glass perfume bottle with a spray top Instructions: 1. Prepare the Bottle: Ensure your perfume bottle is clean and dry. 2. Add Essential Oils and Extract: Carefully add the drops of Plant Therapy Tropical Passion Essential Oil Blend and Plant Therapy Vanilla Botanical Extract into the bottle. 3. Add Perfume Alcohol: Using a small funnel, pour the Vetiver Perfume Alcohol into the bottle, filling it to the top. 4. Mix the Ingredients: Secure the cap tightly on the bottle and shake gently to mix the ingredients thoroughly. 5. Age the Perfume: For the best results, let the perfume sit in a cool, dark place for at least 48 hours to a week or even longer. This allows the scents to blend and mature. Usage: • Shake well before each use. • Apply to pulse points such as wrists, neck, and behind the ears. Notes: • Adjust the number of drops of each essential oil and extract to suit your personal preference for scent strength. • Store the perfume in a cool, dark place to maintain its fragrance.

do you know how much should be used in ounces and if a fragrance oil instead of essential would be fine

@@azlewashington5132 let’s say you are making a one ounce fragrance, you would use 600 drops of essential oil, and for each ounce you add you double the amount of drops of essential oil, the difference between essential oils and fragrance oils, is that essential oils will last much longer than fragrance oils because they are more pure!

What are you saying, stop yapping about stuff you don’t know shit about.

@@GustavoAndrez-fn8ep I do know

@@GustavoAndrez-fn8ep what do you know

You can add fragrance oils and essential oils, it’ll still mix together

@@SereneQueen11 Thank You 🙏🏾

Any.. lavender or lemon zest. Rose or vanilla. Mint or even cloves ...

yes, perfumer's alcohol have unnoticable to zero smell.

Yes you can. You may switch on oil based perfumes.

I made one with sweet almonds oil😊

"you can create your own perfume using your favorite fragrance oil and carrier oil like jojoba, coconut, sweet almond, apricot, avocado, etc. Carrier oils are also known as base oils or vegetable fats." -google

@@danilogacesjr thx

​@@danilogacesjr won't it go bad after some time dear please teach me

Yes I am also thinking about it😢😢