DIYSolid Perfume Recipe Without Beeswax

[@TracyD2]

I needed to put in another order at Nurtures Soap soon. Now I’m curious about the coconut lime you showed. Thank you.

[@SummerRainDIY]

I'm absolutely in love with the coconut lime scent! It's so refreshing and uplifting, especially for spring. You're going to adore it. Happy shopping!

[@alivia3885]

I need to try this recipe! Solid perfume is so convenient!

[@SummerRainDIY]

I'm glad you're excited to try the recipe! Solid perfume really is super convenient. Let me know how it turns out for you!

[@anti-victimGenX]

Unreal!! Im amazed!

[@SummerRainDIY]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it and found it amazing! Your support means a lot. 😊🙌

[@anti-victimGenX]

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[@SummerRainDIY]

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[@Chellybelly_813]

Hi!! I can’t wait to try this, is there a substitute wax u can use?😊

[@SummerRainDIY]

Absolutely! You can use beeswax, candelilla wax, or carnauba wax as substitutes for the wax in this recipe. Each option brings its own unique properties to the mix, so feel free to experiment and find what works best for you! 😊