If you don’t love heavy scented perfumes or store brand scents, we have the perfect light fragrance for you! This DIY Body Spray Perfume has a light natural scent and is very easy to make. This might even be a perfect mist for a teenage girl in your life or someone who prefers natural scents. It contains no artificial ingredients. The scent of this natural lavender body spray lasts on the skin for quite a while and the small size bottle is perfect to throw in your purse or bag for a quick re-spray. This body spray perfume only takes a few minutes to make and there are only a few ingredients that you need.
Natural Lavender Body Spray Recipe
DIY Body Spray Perfume Recipe:
- 2-3 oz glass bottle
- 1/4 cup of distilled water
- 1 & 1/2 TBSP of witch hazel
- 10 drops of Lavender Young Living essential oil
- 6 drops of Orange Young Living essential oil
How To Make Lavender Body Spray:
Clear a spot on your kitchen counter and gather your ingredients. Mix all of your ingredients together in a glass bowl or measuring cup. Once mixed well, use a funnel and pour into your glass bottle. Twist the spray top on and give a quick shake. You are ready to spray! Make sure to give the body spray perfume a gentle shake before each use.
This lavender body spray recipe is chemical free and contains no artificial scents or colors. It’s all natural and safe to use on ladies of all ages. The witch hazel is good for your skin The essential oils have a lot of beneficial uses as well. You will love the gentle scent of the lavender essential oil when combined with the touch of orange essential oil. Orange has a sweet uplifting scent that is useful in easing stress and anxiety. Lavender is know to be great for your skin and helping to prevent acne.
Have you ever made your own fragrance before? Give this one a try the next time you feel like making your own body spray! This would even make a perfect gift for a friend or neighbor. Make a few of these up the next time you need a few DIY gifts!
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Pam says
If one decides to use a blend of oils, is it splitting the 8-10 drops between the number of oils used OR is it 8-10 drops for each oil used?
Scarlet says
I would split the drops for a total or 16 drops. It really is your preference for the strength of the scent but start with that guideline and then if you like it stronger a drop or two more of each.