DIFFICULTY
INGREDIENTS:
70% di olio di mandorle
30% di olio essenziale di Ylang Ylang
Do you want to perfume your home naturally? Here is a very quick recipe for self-doing a scented home diffuser. This preparation can be easily customized: just vary the type of essential oil and you will always have different fragrances!
Preparation
Mix all the ingredients together by adding one at a time and following the sequence of the ingredient list. Mix them well each time. Pour the scented mix into a narrow-necked bottle and add 8-10 bamboo sticks.
How to use
Leave the air freshener in the room you want to perfume and once or twice a week flip the sticks over.
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