Solid perfume: how to make it 

no because you need something to combine the ingredients. oils don't mix but when used with an emersifer (thats spelled wrong), it allows for the oils to mix together. Vaseline seals in moisture but does not mix, coca butter is already lotion and won't give you a good mix, it will end up separating.

You could get birthday candles, the are made out of soy wax which works perfectly the same. Make sure that if it has any pattern scrape it off. Hope it helped

Okay thanks , it helped alot :)

hey mate, you can also use grapeseed oil and it doesn't have a sent and it's everywhere in most groceries stores

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In theory you can use whatever oil you want. The reason why many use Jojoba Oil in these methods is because Jojoba oil works really well with Skin. Hope that helps.

@Tyler Beckett Yes Argan Oil will work well too. Once you can tell the difference betwee a light and heavy oil, you will understand that you can make changes in any recipe. The lighter the oil, the lighter it is on the skin. The heavier the oil, the greasier the end feel and it will be more moisturizing. So for a solid perfume, you dont want to use an Oil which is too heavy, lighter oils will work just as good.

Definitely! They both have similar relatively long shelf lives (~5years) too which is a bonus.

I guess you could, the only thing is, that coconut oil solidifies at room temperature. Jojoba oil does not. But because it is a solid perfume anyway, it probably wouldn't even matter

Coconut oil has a distinct coconut scent to it, so unless you want a coconuty scent in your perfume, you should either use Fractionated coconut oil or deodorised coconut oil, not regular coconut oil.

Candle wax is for candles... bees was is for skin... Apples and oranges..

No, they show all of the used ingredients

no

NaRdOsF yes

Of course, the beeswax is just a wax to solidify the perfume.

It's beeswax, of course it has to solidify