Lemon Cologne

"You can use fragrance oils for this and or change the fragrances to the ones you like. Standing time is not included in the prep time."
 
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Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
5
Yields:
2 cups

ingredients

  • 1 cup distilled water
  • 1 cup vodka
  • 3 drops lemon grass essential oils
  • 10 drops lavender oil
  • 10 drops lime essential oils
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directions

  • Combine the essential oils with the vodka in a bottle, shake well and set aside for three weeks in a dark place.
  • Add distilled water and set aside again for another week, shake once a day.
  • Store in dark bottles or keep in a cool dark place.

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  1. This smells great! Finally, the waiting period is over today and my lemon cologne is ready! It smells wonderful! I used jasmine essential oil as a substitute for lavender and lemon essential oil instead of lemon grass. Also, I used surgical spirit instead of vodka. I'm going to gift this to a very very special friend on the upcoming festival(on 31st)of Ganesh Chathurthi. Till then, I will be storing this in the refrigerator, so that when he applies it, it'll be cold and really nice. It really smells wonderful! Thank you for sharing the recipe.
     
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  1. This smells great! Finally, the waiting period is over today and my lemon cologne is ready! It smells wonderful! I used jasmine essential oil as a substitute for lavender and lemon essential oil instead of lemon grass. Also, I used surgical spirit instead of vodka. I'm going to gift this to a very very special friend on the upcoming festival(on 31st)of Ganesh Chathurthi. Till then, I will be storing this in the refrigerator, so that when he applies it, it'll be cold and really nice. It really smells wonderful! Thank you for sharing the recipe.
     

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