How to Make Perfume With Three Dilution Fragrant Oils

Three percent dilution essential oils have been thinned down slightly with a carrier oil, such as jojoba, coconut -- or in some cases rose-hip oil. This dilution method usually pertains to high-quality essential oils such as amber, rose and jasmine absolute. When you make perfume from 3 percent dilution essential oils -- you're given the ability to make high-quality scents -- without spending an arm-and-a-leg.

Things You'll Need

• Disposable plastic pipettes
• 2 oz. glass dish
• 3 percent distillation essential oils (assorted)
• 1 oz. rubbing alcohol
• 2 oz. perfume bottle

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Instructions

• 1

  Create a blend of 3 percent dilution oils in a 2 oz. mixing dish. A total of a half ounce of oil is needed. You can use one type of oil scent, or you can create a blend of as many as you want. Use disposable plastic pipettes for each new scent you use.

  For example 1/4 oz each of rose and carnation, creates a flirty and feminine fragrance.

• 2

  Add the rubbing alcohol to the mixing dish of blended oil. Stir the solution with a pipette. The alcohol thins out the oil base of the fragrance, and suspends the scent in it. Most commercial perfumes contain alcohol.

• 3

  Suck up the homemade perfume with another plastic pipette. Squeeze the liquid into a perfume bottle or vial of your choice.Secure the lid on the bottle or vial and shake vigorously for a minute, to further mix the perfume. It is ready to be used immediately.