Solid perfume is a great way to carry fragrance with you without worrying about spills. This Cherry Blossom perfume is made with Bramble Berry Solid Perfume Base. It contains several skin-loving oils, like Coconut Oil and Avocado Oil. Cherry Blossom Fragrance Oil is a subtle fruity floral scent, well suited as a perfume scent. This is a unique and colorful twist on a traditional uncolored perfume balm.
Tools and Ingredients:
Solid Perfume Base
Cherry Blossom Fragrance Oil
Rose Pearl mica
Activated Charcoal
Daisy Lip Butter Pots
NOTE: The Daisy Lip Butter Pots in this tutorial have been discontinued. The kit now includes the Non-stackable Clear Lip Butter Pots.
Droppers
Mini Scoops
Skewer or Toothpick
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ONE: Melt 2 ounces of Solid Perfume Base in a heat safe container. Add one scoop of Rose Pearl mica to make a nice light pink color and add 1/4 oz Cherry Blossom Fragrance oil. Mix together very well and fill 8 flower shaped lip pots and allow to set-up.
TWO: Re-melt the remainder of the pink perfume base and add another scoop of Rose Pearl mica to make a deeper pink color. Using a dropper, place a circle of this deeper pink in the center of the little flower pots.
THREE: Re-melt the deep pink lip balm base left over (if necessary) and add a scoop of Activated Charcoal. Mix in well.
FOUR: Using a skewer or toothpick place little dots of the black base in a circle in the center. These will be solid within seconds and ready to use!
Check out some awesome blends using Cherry Blossom!
4 parts Cherry Blossom
1 part Coconut, Cybilla
2 parts Cherry Blossom
2 parts Sun Ripened Raspberry
1 part Tahitian Vanilla
2 parts Cherry Blossom
1 part Southern Peach
2 parts Cherry Blossom
2 parts Heather & Hyacinth
1 part Grapefruit Lily
3 parts Cherry Blossom
1 part English Rose
1 part Lily of the Valley
love bramble berry, my little angel an I made these for her party bags and they are a huge hit. Thank you for sharing and inspiring us all x
Will the activated charcoal stain skin? These look adorable. Thanks for all the inspirational recipes and packaging ideas. I look forward to trying this.
Nice post. I was checking continuously this weblog and I’m inspired!
Extremely useful info specially the final phase 🙂 I handle such info a
lot. I used to be looking for this particular information for a very lengthy time.
Thank you and best of luck.
Hi Elizabeth!
I’m so glad that you enjoyed this post 🙂 Thanks for being a reader!
-Amanda with Bramble Berry
These are adorable! Any ideas on how to label them?
They look too small for a sticky label.
Hi Maria!
This is true, putting a label on the pots may be kinda tricky! I would probably sell these in a set, and place them in a box or bag. That way, you can put the label on the box, or tie it to the bag. Here are some packaging items to give you some inspiration!
Packaging Items: https://www.brambleberry.com/Packaging-C191.aspx
In particular, you may be interested in these 🙂
White Soapbox: https://www.brambleberry.com/Soapbox-white-P3222.aspx
White Organza Bag: https://www.brambleberry.com/White-Organza-Bag-Large-P3713.aspx
-Amanda with Bramble Berry