Solid Perfume Recipe for Sensitive Skin (Rose & Iris)

Asked by: pornprapas.sap On: July 11, 2020 Product Type: Cosmetics

Question

Could you please provide a recipe for solid perfume suitable for sensitive skin? I would like to include rose and iris scents and ensure the fragrance is long-lasting. Please also include the necessary ingredients, equipment, and step-by-step instructions.

Answer

Solid Perfume Recipe for Sensitive Skin (Rose & Iris)

This recipe uses gentle ingredients suitable for sensitive skin to create a solid perfume with rose and iris scents.

Ingredients

  • Natural White Beeswax (USA, Melting 62C, Deodorized) - provides structure
  • Shea Butter (Refined, Deodorised) - adds moisturizing properties
  • Jojoba Oil (Clear - Deodorized) - a light, skin-friendly carrier oil
  • Fragrance Oil (e.g., Rose Petal or Rose Blossom, and Violet Flower) - for scent

Basic Formula (Example for 10g batch)

  • Natural White Beeswax: 2g (approx. 20%)
  • Shea Butter: 4g (approx. 40%)
  • Jojoba Oil: 3.7g (approx. 37%)
  • Fragrance Oil (total): 0.3g (approx. 3%) - Adjust ratio of Rose to Violet as desired. Start with a lower fragrance percentage (1-2%) if you are very sensitive.

Equipment

  • Heat-resistant containers (for melting and final product)
  • Double boiler or a pot with a smaller bowl/beaker
  • Stirring tool (glass rod or spoon)
  • Accurate scale for measuring ingredients

Instructions

  1. Weigh the Natural White Beeswax, Shea Butter, and Jojoba Oil into the heat-resistant container.
  2. Gently heat the container using a double boiler until all ingredients are completely melted and clear. Avoid direct high heat.
  3. Once melted, remove from heat and let the mixture cool slightly (but not solidify).
  4. Weigh the desired fragrance oils (Rose Petal or Rose Blossom, and Violet Flower) and add them to the melted base.
  5. Stir thoroughly to ensure the fragrance is evenly distributed.
  6. Carefully pour the liquid mixture into your final solid perfume container(s).
  7. Let the perfume cool completely at room temperature until solid. This may take a few hours. Do not put it in the refrigerator as it can cause cracking.
  8. Once solid, the perfume is ready to use. Apply a small amount to pulse points.

Tips for Sensitive Skin

  • Always use high-quality, refined, and deodorized ingredients like the ones suggested.
  • Start with a low percentage of fragrance oil (1-2%) and test on a small area of skin before applying more widely. You can always make another batch with more fragrance if needed.
  • Choose fragrance oils specifically designed for skin application.

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