Solid Perfume Recipe for Sensitive Skin (Rose & Iris)
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On: July 11, 2020
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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
- Weigh the Natural White Beeswax, Shea Butter, and Jojoba Oil into the heat-resistant container.
- Gently heat the container using a double boiler until all ingredients are completely melted and clear. Avoid direct high heat.
- Once melted, remove from heat and let the mixture cool slightly (but not solidify).
- Weigh the desired fragrance oils (Rose Petal or Rose Blossom, and Violet Flower) and add them to the melted base.
- Stir thoroughly to ensure the fragrance is evenly distributed.
- Carefully pour the liquid mixture into your final solid perfume container(s).
- 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.
- 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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