How to Use Solid Perfume Beads / Diffusing Beads

Solid perfume typically refers to a fragrance mixed into a solid base like wax or balm, designed to be applied directly to the skin. "Diffusing beads" usually refers to materials that absorb and release fragrance into the air.

Regarding your question about mixing with ready-made liquid perfume:

• Direct Mixing: It is generally not recommended to mix solid perfume (a finished product) directly with ready-made liquid perfume. This will likely not create a usable product and can negatively affect the scent and texture of both.

If you are looking to create scented products using fragrance:

• Making Solid Perfume: You can make your own solid perfume by melting a solid base (like beeswax, shea butter, or petroleum jelly) and mixing in a fragrance oil once the base has cooled slightly but is still liquid. Pour into a container and let it solidify.
• Using Diffusing Beads: If you have unscented diffusing beads (like ceramic or wood beads), you can add drops of fragrance oil directly onto the beads to scent them for use in drawers, cars, or small spaces.

Fragrance oils like Rose Petal, Deep Sleep, or Golden Amber can be used in formulations for solid perfumes or applied to diffusing beads.