Making matching toiletries with oil

So you found that one scent you really can't get enough of and really need it everywhere in your life. Best way to start is with other toiletries you might already use. Yes, we'll eventually get to how you can cook a steak with aventus.

Which toiletries can be used?
There really isn't a finite list of what can be mixed with your perfume oils, which also is the beauty of it all. The rule of thumb you can use is checking the label of the product you currently use - if it states it has fragrance/parfum, it means that part of the product is constituted by perfume oil.

Assuming you've found a product like this, you'll need to find the unscented version of it. Big retailers should sell an unscented version of the product you're looking for, if not, online you'll most likely find it. These are usually marketed towards people with allergies (fragrance can be a skin irritant) or towards eco-conscious individuals looking to use less chemicals in their daily life. Unfortunately, this means you'll be overpaying if you are used to the private label from your local supermarket.

Supplies needed
Transforming a perfume oil into a toiletry is comparably simpler to an actual perfume. The items you need are:


 * 1) Perfume oil of your choosing
 * 2) Unscented toiletry
 * 3) Syringes, pipettes, something to measure and move the oil
 * 4) (Optional) Empty container

The extra container is only needed if you don't need the whole bottle of the toiletry with the scent. If you rotate fragrances a lot, this will certainly make more sense, allowing you to decant the toiletry into several containers and scenting them according to your collection.

The containers will vary depending on what you're trying to convert.