Today, I am excited to share my recipe for Blessing Perfume.
Some people use this formula as a substitute for the famous Florida Water.
I usually use alcohol-based spray perfumes in my magic, but if you prefer an oil, then instead of using alcohol as your carrier, substitute a carrier oil such as grapeseed oil.
I use pure food-grade ethanol, such as Everclear. If you can't find ethanol, look for a product called Perfumer's Alcohol instead. I use pure essential oils rather than synthetic fragrance oils, but please use what you like.
Blessing Oil
20 drops of lemon oil
20 drops of orange oil
40 drops of lavender oil
1 to 10 drops of clove oil
1 to 4 drops of cinnamon oil
1 to 4 drops cassia oil
Note: if you can't find cassia oil, you can use eight drops of cinnamon and omit the cassia oil.
Start by pouring 100 Ml of ethanol into a small glass bottle.
Next, carefully add the essential oils, one drop at a time, into the alcohol.
Once you have added all the oils, put the lid on the bottle and gently shake your perfume for a few minutes.
You may notice that the mixture is slightly cloudy, depending on the quality of the oils and the purity of the alcohol, but this cloudiness will usually clear up in a day or so.
If you can’t find pure ethanol, you can use a product called Perfumer’s Alcohol.
Don’t use rubbing alcohol, as it smells horrible and will ruin your perfume. Also, avoid using vodka, brandy, or cognac as a substitute for ethanol. They don’t have a high enough alcohol content and will cause your perfume to separate.
If you cannot obtain suitable alcohol, it would be best to use a carrier oil to dilute the perfume rather than alcohol.
Be very careful with any essential oil, especially cinnamon and cassia, and avoid touching your face if you get any on your hands.
Let your perfume rest in a cool, dry, dark place for a few days before using it.
Use Blessing Perfume to purify and bless a space instead of burning sage or incense by spraying a few sprays into the air.
Bless charm bags, talismans, and other ritual items with a few sprays of Blessing Perfume.
Wash off your altar and magical tools by either spraying Blessing Perfume on a cloth and then wiping them or adding a few sprays to a cup of water and scrubbing them down, then wiping them dry.
Is there any place you’d like to add a blessing to your life? Spray some Blessing Perfume there!
I spray the beaters of my vacuum cleaner well with Blessing Perfume before I vacuum the carpets.
I add a generous amount of Blessing Perfume to a bucket of wash water before scrubbing the floors of my home or business.
I scrub the doorways and doorknobs of any dwelling with Blessing Perfume so that all the energy entering my home or business is blessed and pure.
I sometimes use Blessing Perfume as a personal fragrance, especially when I attend any ceremony or ritual that calls for a clear aura and a sanctified mind.
You can find so many other ways to use this all-purpose Blessing Perfume. Just use your imagination!
This inexpensive formula will help bless and sanctify any object, dwelling, or person.
I hope you try making Blessing Perfume and that you find as much magic in it as I have through the years.
Until next time,
Blessed be.
PS: Here is a video example of me making this perfume: