DIY hacks are easy, affordable and can stop us from wasting perfectly good products.
So let’s be honest here, who has a fragrance sitting on their shelf that’s going to waste?
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It’s alright, I do too (way more than I would like to admit).
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Sometimes all it takes is a new fragrance to make you shove your other perfumes to the side. Or maybe you liked the smell in store but it didn’t end up suiting you.
Whatever it is, the waste needs to stop! To help us do that, we’ve gathered up some of the best DIY hacks to repurpose unused perfumes…
#1 Moisturiser
This can help you get more out of two neglected beauty products! If you have an unscented moisturiser, add a few drops of your fragrance and voila – a new scented body lotion.
bh loves: Simple Daily Light Moisturiser and Aveeno Active Naturals Daily Moisturising Lotion.
#2 Drawers
Spritz your fragrance onto some tissue paper and then after it dries, line your drawers with it. This will give your clothes a lovely and subtle scent!
#3 Diffuser
Your fragrance is already in a bottle, so all you have to do to is pop in a few wooden reeds to make it a diffuser. Or if you want to change up the style, a small glass jar or vase will also do the trick.
#4 Pillow
If you have any calming scents, spritz your pillow with one before you hit the hay. Scents like lavender have soothing effects and can calm your mind for a peaceful sleep.
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bh loves: Vanessa Megan Essential Blend Natural Perfume and L’OCCITANE Lavender Eau de Cologne.
Do you have any DIY hacks for getting the most out of your perfume? What do you do with a leftover fragrance?
Love the diffuser idea
I love the idea of using the last of perfume to fragrance moisturiser.
Can’t believe i haven’t thought of some of these before. I’m going to have to try the diffuser idea.
Spray onto clothes!
Yes! , that’s my best tip too.
These are some great ideas. I am guilty of owning too many fragrances.