Homemade perfumes are wonderful for a myriad of reasons. From the ability to try new things without an enormous price tag to the pleasure of crafting something both beautiful and useful, perfume making is a pastime that I’ve grown to truly love. I custom tailor fragrances to match my mood or emotional needs or to harness the energetics of certain plants. But I also have a fondness for crafting blends that match the seasons.
When I bundle up in a cozy sweater, I am ready for warm, comforting aromas that celebrate the season, like fall spices and winter forest notes. I want plant energetics that are grounding and resilient in nature and that allow me to be fully engaged with cold-weather nesting.
This essential oil recipe, which I aptly named my “Sweater Weather Blend,” can also be made into a body mist, solid perfume, or a diffuser blend, but I’m currently crafting it into a roll-on perfume. I love the aesthetic of roll-on perfumes with colorful dried spices in them and I appreciate that it’s easy to take with me when I travel for the holidays. Added bonus: roll-on perfumes make an exceptional gift!
May you enjoy this fragrance with feelings of warmth and gratitude for all that surrounds you.
Makes (1) 10 mL roll-on.
Ingredients
Directions
Pro tip: Some of my favorite neutral-smelling carrier oils include sunflower, grapeseed, and MCT coconut oil.
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Topics: Aromatherapy, Herbal Gift Ideas, Recipes, Green Living
Jessicka Nebesni is the Senior Marketing Strategist and Herbal Liason for Mountain Rose Herbs. She is always working towards sharing the most educational, empowering, and useful resources with the Mountain Rose Herbs community. Having practiced Macrobiotic food preparations in California, beekeeping in Oregon, and making herbal crafts for local farmers markets in New Jersey, she has a wide variety of experiences and knowledge to share. Her passions include preserving food, gardening, practicing herbal wellness, making DIY skin and body care recipes, and living a lifestyle of minimal impact on the Earth.
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Homemade perfumes are wonderful for a myriad of reasons. From the ability to try new things without an enormous price tag to the pleasure of crafting something both beautiful and useful, perfume making is a pastime that I’ve grown to truly love. I custom tailor fragrances to match my mood or emotional needs or to harness the energetics of certain plants. But I also have a fondness for crafting blends that match the seasons.
When I bundle up in a cozy sweater, I am ready for warm, comforting aromas that celebrate the season, like fall spices and winter forest notes. I want plant energetics that are grounding and resilient in nature and that allow me to be fully engaged with cold-weather nesting.
This essential oil recipe, which I aptly named my “Sweater Weather Blend,” can also be made into a body mist, solid perfume, or a diffuser blend, but I’m currently crafting it into a roll-on perfume. I love the aesthetic of roll-on perfumes with colorful dried spices in them and I appreciate that it’s easy to take with me when I travel for the holidays. Added bonus: roll-on perfumes make an exceptional gift!
May you enjoy this fragrance with feelings of warmth and gratitude for all that surrounds you.
Makes (1) 10 mL roll-on.
Ingredients
Directions
Pro tip: Some of my favorite neutral-smelling carrier oils include sunflower, grapeseed, and MCT coconut oil.
You may also enjoy:
Topics: Aromatherapy, Herbal Gift Ideas, Recipes, Green Living
Jessicka Nebesni is the Senior Marketing Strategist and Herbal Liason for Mountain Rose Herbs. She is always working towards sharing the most educational, empowering, and useful resources with the Mountain Rose Herbs community. Having practiced Macrobiotic food preparations in California, beekeeping in Oregon, and making herbal crafts for local farmers markets in New Jersey, she has a wide variety of experiences and knowledge to share. Her passions include preserving food, gardening, practicing herbal wellness, making DIY skin and body care recipes, and living a lifestyle of minimal impact on the Earth.
