The creation of a solidified fragrance offers an alternative application method compared to traditional liquid perfumes. This process involves combining a fragrance oil or essential oil blend with a solidifying base, typically consisting of waxes and/or butters. For example, beeswax, soy wax, or shea butter can be melted and then mixed with a chosen scent to produce a portable, concentrated fragrance.
Formulating a durable scent offers several advantages. Its compact nature makes it ideal for travel and on-the-go reapplication. Furthermore, because it is alcohol-free, there is a reduced risk of skin irritation and a longer scent lifespan since the fragrance oils evaporate slower. Historically, solid fragrances were a common form of personal scent, predating alcohol-based perfumes.
