Thanks Hayzzel, we're glad to hear you love this recipe! We’ve expanded the Aromahead Team and are so happy to have Karen Williams join us as Co-Director of Education at Aromahead Institute, sharing her wealth of knowledge! 💜
Wow!✨ I loved the recipe💖. I would love to get more perfume recipes, pls can you suggest me any DIY perfume spray recipes? I would love to try a perfume body spray recipe using essential oils💖
Yay, that's wonderful, Aura! We're so happy to hear your feedback! Here are a few more natural perfume recipes we think you'll enjoy: -2 Essential Oil Roll-on Recipes: blog.aromahead.com/essential-oil-roll-on-recipes-nl -All-Natural Floral Perfume with Essential Oils: ruclips.net/video/JhcqwReM4zY/видео.html -Make Sandalwood Rose Essential Oil Perfume: blog.aromahead.com/2017/04/24/make-sandalwood-rose-essential-oil-perfume-nl -Summer Garden Jojoba and Essential Oil Perfume: blog.aromahead.com/summer-garden-essential-oil-perfume-nl We love sharing recipes and tips. Do you receive our weekly email? You can subscribe here and we will send you more great recipes each week - and it’s free! aromahead.co/FreeWeeklyRecipes 💞
Hi Aamer! You are welcome to use any of your favorite carrier oils instead of Jojoba in this recipe. Coconut oil, Argan oil, or Sweet Almond oil would be lovely options 💜
Learning about an oil you don't have in your collection is always fun! There are so many essential oils and we like to introduce a variety through the recipes like this! We think you will ❤️ both!
Hi Filomena! Great question! There are many approaches to blending. We use the drop by drop technique - marking each drop added on a piece of paper. Counting the drops this way is important so you can recreate the blends you love and so you keep track of the number of drops for the dilution rate you want to achieve. In our Aromatherapy for Natural Living class, we teach how to make blends-how to calculate the dilutions, what are the therapeutic properties and notes of each oil, what oils to use, and how to combine the oils, how to formulate the blends. Here's the link so you can learn more: courses.aromahead.com/aromatherapy-for-natural-living 💜
Hi Patrizia! A blend’s shelf life is determined by the ingredient with the shortest shelf life, so it depends on the ingredients you’re using. In general, any products made with water or aloe vera gel (which is water-based) should be made fresh every few weeks. This blend has a longer shelf life since it doesn't include any water-based ingredients and could last 6 months to 1 year if stored properly. We can share a link to Aromatics where they talk about shelf life: www.aromatics.com/pages/learn-shelf-life 😄
Hi AK! We do that to minimize the exposure to heat. When melting we add other ingredients after the beeswax has melted as some carrier oils or butters can be affected by exposure to heat.
Aromahead Institute thank you, I thought jojoba was heat safe, as it is a liquid wax. My understanding is that the fatty acids in jojoba are bound to Ester molecules, rather than carboxyl molecules, so it does not have oxygen molecules in it like triglycerides do, and therefore not prone to oxidation in a meaningful way? Please correct me if I’m wrong. Thank you.
I don’t mean to not pick, I just worry that it might be really difficult to clean the Pyrex if it’s heated without the jojoba. If I’m wrong, please forgive me and pardon the comments. Feel free to delete if you wish, also.
@@angielilliank.1109 one tip we have is to coat the Pyrex with a bit of jojoba before you begin. It makes clean up a breeze! Apply a small amount of jojoba to paper towel and wipe the inside of the Pyrex.
Andrea is our beloved class instructor! We are so happy to be expanding the Aromahead Team and welcome Karen Williams as Co-Director of Education at Aromahead Institute! 💜💜💜
There are so many oils and carriers to learn about. If a recipe calls for something you don’t have in your collection we’re always happy to suggest a substitute. You are welcome to email us anytime for substitutes: team@aromahead.com
Lovely video/recipe. Will Andrea Butje be back to making videos soon? I really miss her!
Thanks Hayzzel, we're glad to hear you love this recipe! We’ve expanded the Aromahead Team and are so happy to have Karen Williams join us as Co-Director of Education at Aromahead Institute, sharing her wealth of knowledge! 💜
About how long does the scent stay on the body? Do you have to keep reapplying?
I like the way you teaches us each and every stapes ,thank you 🙏🏻
Your sweet message is truly a delight to receive, Bela. 😊 Sending our endless gratitude right back to you 💜
thank you ..
Beautiful recipe! I am looking forward to trying it.
Hope you enjoy! Let us know how it goes!
Best instructions, thanks 👍
We appreciate your kind feedback! Sending our endless gratitude right back to you 😊
I appreciate the video. I look forward to trying this.
Hope you enjoy how the solid perfume supports your emotions!
Is there only one kind of patchouli. Patchouli is one of my favorites
Hi Tracy! Yes, there is only one kind of Patchouli essential oil, and the Latin name is Pogostemon cablin. It's such a lovely and peaceful oil 💜
Thank you Karen! Cant wait to try this solid perfume. It sounds heavenly! :)
You are so welcome! Hope you like it! Let us know! 😁
Wow!✨ I loved the recipe💖. I would love to get more perfume recipes, pls can you suggest me any DIY perfume spray recipes? I would love to try a perfume body spray recipe using essential oils💖
Yay, that's wonderful, Aura! We're so happy to hear your feedback! Here are a few more natural perfume recipes we think you'll enjoy:
-2 Essential Oil Roll-on Recipes: blog.aromahead.com/essential-oil-roll-on-recipes-nl
-All-Natural Floral Perfume with Essential Oils: ruclips.net/video/JhcqwReM4zY/видео.html
-Make Sandalwood Rose Essential Oil Perfume: blog.aromahead.com/2017/04/24/make-sandalwood-rose-essential-oil-perfume-nl
-Summer Garden Jojoba and Essential Oil Perfume: blog.aromahead.com/summer-garden-essential-oil-perfume-nl
We love sharing recipes and tips. Do you receive our weekly email? You can subscribe here and we will send you more great recipes each week - and it’s free! aromahead.co/FreeWeeklyRecipes 💞
Nice vedio mam,but if have not available jojoba oil than can used witch oil.pls let me suggest. Advance thanks.
Hi Aamer! You are welcome to use any of your favorite carrier oils instead of Jojoba in this recipe. Coconut oil, Argan oil, or Sweet Almond oil would be lovely options 💜
Thanks, I will be making this.
Have fun! We just love the uplifting effects of this solid perfume and hope you do too!
I have never used Fragonia oil. Or pinion pine, I will ha e to try them
Learning about an oil you don't have in your collection is always fun! There are so many essential oils and we like to introduce a variety through the recipes like this!
We think you will ❤️ both!
What can I use instead of pine? I'm allergic to it. Thanks!
In this perfume blend we would suggest Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) 😁
How do you know how many drops of essential oils you use..Say if you have 5 different essential oils do you go by note on how much you add..?
Hi Filomena! Great question! There are many approaches to blending. We use the drop by drop technique - marking each drop added on a piece of paper. Counting the drops this way is important so you can recreate the blends you love and so you keep track of the number of drops for the dilution rate you want to achieve.
In our Aromatherapy for Natural Living class, we teach how to make blends-how to calculate the dilutions, what are the therapeutic properties and notes of each oil, what oils to use, and how to combine the oils, how to formulate the blends. Here's the link so you can learn more: courses.aromahead.com/aromatherapy-for-natural-living 💜
How long does this perfume last?
Hi Patrizia! A blend’s shelf life is determined by the ingredient with the shortest shelf life, so it depends on the ingredients you’re using. In general, any products made with water or aloe vera gel (which is water-based) should be made fresh every few weeks. This blend has a longer shelf life since it doesn't include any water-based ingredients and could last 6 months to 1 year if stored properly. We can share a link to Aromatics where they talk about shelf life: www.aromatics.com/pages/learn-shelf-life 😄
Hi Jenny, Can you please explain why you melt the beeswax without the jojoba first? Thank you.
Hi AK! We do that to minimize the exposure to heat. When melting we add other ingredients after the beeswax has melted as some carrier oils or butters can be affected by exposure to heat.
Aromahead Institute thank you, I thought jojoba was heat safe, as it is a liquid wax. My understanding is that the fatty acids in jojoba are bound to Ester molecules, rather than carboxyl molecules, so it does not have oxygen molecules in it like triglycerides do, and therefore not prone to oxidation in a meaningful way? Please correct me if I’m wrong. Thank you.
I don’t mean to not pick, I just worry that it might be really difficult to clean the Pyrex if it’s heated without the jojoba. If I’m wrong, please forgive me and pardon the comments. Feel free to delete if you wish, also.
@@angielilliank.1109 one tip we have is to coat the Pyrex with a bit of jojoba before you begin. It makes clean up a breeze! Apply a small amount of jojoba to paper towel and wipe the inside of the Pyrex.
@@aromatherapyoils thanks.
Can I use a different oil?
Yes you can! That's the beautiful thing about essential oils, you can be creative using oils that resonate most with you!
I sure miss Andrea. I hope she's ok
Andrea is our beloved class instructor! We are so happy to be expanding the Aromahead Team and welcome Karen Williams as Co-Director of Education at Aromahead Institute! 💜💜💜
Well, who the heck has these ingredients lying around?!?
There are so many oils and carriers to learn about. If a recipe calls for something you don’t have in your collection we’re always happy to suggest a substitute. You are welcome to email us anytime for substitutes: team@aromahead.com
This is awesome ! Thank you so much 💕
Glad you like it!