Homemade Perfume: Archived Decorative Note and Safety
This is an archived note about decorative bottles with oils and dried petals, not a validated cosmetic formula or a treatment. A natural origin does not establish safety, and a pleasant fragrance does not support immunity or replace medical care.
The archive contains no assessment of ingredients, concentration, shelf life, stability, or allergens. Do not use its quantities as a universal formula, add alcohol or other solvents on the basis of this note, or give a homemade mixture as a ready-to-use skin product.
Essential oils and botanical ingredients can cause irritation or sensitisation. Do not ingest them, apply the mixture to damaged skin, or allow it into the eyes, onto mucous membranes, or into the airways. A patch test may reveal some reactions but does not prove a mixture is safe for everyone; stop contact if any reaction occurs. Keep components away from children and pets.
Some fragrance materials and alcohol are flammable. Do not work near flames, candles, heaters, or ignition sources, and follow the label and safety data for each particular product. The photos are retained as a decorative archive, not step-by-step instructions.
Even if an ylang-ylang, geranium, and lavender blend seems pleasant to someone, it is important to know a gift recipient's fragrance preferences and possible allergies. [Editor's safety note: No exact proportion makes a homemade fragrance universally suitable. Do not rely on an aroma lamp experiment to establish skin safety, and do not use this archive as cosmetic formulation advice.]