This document provides a guide for making DIY perfumes using essential oils, emphasizing the importance of understanding different scent notes: top, middle, and base. It outlines the materials needed and offers simple instructions for blending oils and labeling the final product. The focus is on creating personal scents without harmful ingredients, making it an accessible and customizable option for users.

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DIY Perfumes with Essential Oils

3. Our essential oil perfume opens up options for personal scents you’ll
be remembered for, without scary ingredients. Plus, this DIY perfume
is easy enough to make, tweak, and remake for years to come.
Basic Note Essential Oils

4. Let’s dive into a couple essentials that you should know, like the “notes” of the
essential oil blends that make up your perfume.Typically, you’ll smell the
quick-evaporating top notes first, followed a moment later by the middle
notes—the heart of the perfume. Finally, you’ll catch the base notes, which
complement the top and middle notes.
Middle Note Essential Oils

5. Top Note Essential Oils

6. When selecting botanicals for your perfume, start with the base note, soften with a
middle note, and finish with a top note that makes a positive first impression.
Supplies:
Empty 5-ml essential oil bottle
V-6 Enhanced Vegetable Oil Complex
AromaGlide Roller Fitment
Top note essential oil
Middle note essential oil
Bottom note essential oil
Labels
Transparent tape
Instructions:
Combine 10–15 drops each of your selected oils in the empty bottle until your essential
oil blend is balanced.
Once you’re happy with the blend, fill the rest of the bottle withV-6.
Put the roller fitment and cap on.
Print labels.
Wrap label around the bottle and apply transparent tape.
Roll on to your neck, wrists, or anywhere you apply perfume.

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