If you love the smell of fresh flowers, then you might be wondering if floral waters make good perfume scents. The answer is yes! Floral waters are a great way to add a natural, fresh scent to your homemade perfumes.

There are a few things to keep in mind when using floral waters in your perfumes.

First, make sure to choose a water that has no added scents or colors. You want to use a pure, natural product.

Second, remember that floral waters are very concentrated, so you only need to use a few drops in your perfume recipe.

Here are some of our favorite floral waters to use in perfume:

-Rosewater

-Lavender water

-Orange blossom water

-Jasmine water

What are floral waters?

Floral waters, also known as hydrosols, are a by-product of the essential oil distillation process. They are basically the water that is left over after the plant material has been distilled for its essential oils.

Even though they are a by-product, floral waters can be just as beneficial as the essential oils themselves. They are often used in skin care products and cosmetics because of their therapeutic properties.

How to use floral waters in perfume?

As we mentioned before, floral waters are very concentrated. That means you only need to use a few drops in your perfume recipe. We recommend starting with 1-2 drops and then adjusting from there.

Another thing to keep in mind is that floral waters can expire. That’s why it’s important to store them in a cool, dark place. You can also extend their shelf life by refrigerating them.

What are some good floral waters for perfume?

There are a lot of different floral waters to choose from, so it can be hard to know where to start. We mentioned these four floral waters earlier:

-Rosewater

-Lavender water

-Orange blossom water

-Jasmine water

How to Choose a Floral Water for Your Perfume

When choosing a floral water for your perfume, it's important to make sure that the product is pure and natural. One way to do this is to check the ingredient list and make sure that there are no added scents or colors.

Another way to ensure that you are getting a pure product is to choose a floral water that has been distilled from a plant that you are familiar with.

For example, if you know that you are allergic to roses, then it would not be a good idea to use rosewater in your perfume.

Summing things up ...

Floral waters are a great way to add a natural, fresh scent to your homemade perfumes. Just remember to use them sparingly, as they are very concentrated. And be sure to store them in a cool, dark place to extend their shelf life.

Do you have a favorite floral water that you like to use in your perfume? Let us know in the fragrance forum

Experiment with different combinations of the floral waters mentioned when creating your own unique perfume scent. Have fun and enjoy!

That's it for this week!

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