Simple Mother’s Day Body Spray Recipe
This simple Mother’s Day body spray recipe was featured in our sample packs. Fragrance for Mother’s Day is always a big hit. With 5% fragrance oil, this one-gallon recipe can be considered a body spray, eau de cologne, or eau de toilette.
Time:
5 minutes
Units Made:
16 8-oz Bottles
Cost Per Unit:
$6.52
Ingredients:
- Body Spray Base– 1 Gallon
- Lovely Sara Jessica Parker Fragrance Oil– 8 ounce Bottle
- Pink Cosmetic Colorant
Other Materials:
- 8 Ounce Boston Clear Bottle
- 24/410 Sprayer
- Gallon pump
- Scale
- Small container to hold excess body spray.
- Small measuring cup big enough to hold 6.4 ounces of fragrance.
Instructions
- Empty 6 ounces of the Body spray base in one small container and set it aside. You will need to fill it back into the gallon later.
- Weigh 6.4 ounces of the Lovely by SJP in the measuring cup.
- Add the 6.4 ounces of fragrance oil to the gallon of body spray along with a few drops of pink colorant.
- Top off the gallon with the body spray set aside earlier until it is about an inch from the top.
- Secure the gallon cap and shake well.
- Once there are no streaks of oil or concentrated color, remove the cap, attach the gallon pump, and fill your bottles.
This is a simple recipe that can be tailored to fit any business size. Shop our website for 4 packs, 40-pound containers, and 55-gallon drums. Use our batch calculator and cost calculator to scale the recipe to fit your needs. And remember, you save when you buy in bigger quantities.
Mother’s Day Body Spray Recipe FAQ
Does perfume make a good Mother’s Day gift?
Yes! The number of people searching for perfume almost doubles from the baseline numbers around May.
Is a body mist the same as a body spray?
Yes, body mist is the same as a body spray; it is just a difference in word usage. However, some people call an alcohol-free body spray a “body mist”.
Is fragrance the same as perfume or body spray?
Fragrance is the word used mostly by consumers for perfume or body spray. Fragrance is the term for fragrance oil in manufacturing. Not to be confused with essential oil.
