Long-Lasting Fragrance: DIY Solid Perfume

It can be frustrating when our perfume fades away after just a few hours of applying. There's a simple solution to this problem: making your solid perfume using a small petroleum jelly container.

Not everyone has access to Arab solid perfume. It may not be easily available in your local stores, or perhaps you're looking for a more budget-friendly alternative. That's where the petroleum jelly or any moisturizer cream comes in handy.

To make your solid perfume, all you need is a small petroleum jelly container and a few sprays of your favorite perfume. Start by leaving the container in hot water for a few minutes to melt the jelly then add a few sprays of your favorite perfume to it and mix it well, and then put it in the refrigerator to cool down and solidify.

Once the mixture has solidified, you can apply it behind your ears or on your wrists, just like you would with any other perfume. The solid perfume will melt upon contact with your skin, releasing the fragrance slowly throughout the day. This will ensure that your perfume lasts longer, and you won't have to constantly reapply it.

You can use this trick with unscented moisturizing cream or lotion as well, also instead of adding perfume, mix in a few drops of essential oils of your choice. Lavender and vanilla are some popular options that not only smell great but also have aromatherapy benefits.

If you don't have access to Arab solid perfume or want to make your perfume last longer, try this simple trick of making your own solid perfume using a small petroleum jelly container. With just a few sprays of your favorite perfume or essential oils, you can have your long-lasting fragrance. 

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