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Two oil based roll on perfumes with some drift wood, shells and stones; Island Haze

How To Make Roll On Essential Oil Perfume - Island Haze Recipe

This gorgeous all oil, roll-on perfume smells divine. I call the fragrance 'Island Haze', with a woody, earthy yet floral aroma. This perfume is designed to be long-lasting, and with no alcohol at all it's packed full of skin-loving ingredients.
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Prep Time: 5 minutes
Active Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 15 minutes
Course: DIY Perfume
Cuisine: N/A
Difficulty Level: Easy
Yield (adjustable): 1 roller bottle
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Ingredients:

Equipment:

Instructions:

  • Fill your roller bottle to just over ¾ of the way up, with the fractionated coconut (liquid) carrier oil. You may find it easier to use a funnel or pipette dropper for this job.
    9 grams Fractionated Coconut Oil, 1 10ml Glass Roller Bottle
    Adding fractionated coconut oil to a roll on bottle
  • Add the essential oil drops to the roller bottle.
    2 drops Orange Essential Oil, 8 drops Sandalwood Essential Oil, 1 drop Ylang-Ylang Essential Oil, 1 drop Patchouli Essential Oil
    Adding essential oils to a roll on bottle
  • Pop the roll ball onto the bottle, making sure it's clipped on tightly.
    Adding the top of the roll on bottle, which include the ball
  • Give the bottle a good shake so that the oils are well mixed together. Then leave in a cool dark place, for around two weeks before using. This will give the essential oils time to fuse together and mature. 
    After several tests and trials, this was my personal favorite blend. But it's not necessarily the right one for you. So below I created a handy guide that should help with formulating your very own blends.
    A finished oil based perfume in a roll on bottle with the lid on
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