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    Hi. Can I use fragrance oil instead?
    Alexis Vasconcelos
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    Of course!
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    Would peppermint extract be a good oil to put into a body mist? I want to make a mint chocolate spray.
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    Yes, peppermint extract would work well.
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    If I have hot water in a bottle and add a perfume compound or essential oils to the bottle, will they mix properly?
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    Yes, but the water should not be hot. Room temperature or cold water is preferable.
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    Can I make the hair mist without the rosewater?
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    Yes! It's not a necessary ingredient.
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    Is it true that using vodka instead of isoprophal alcohol works best?
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    It is up to your personal preference about which of these you would rather use.
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    Can I make the hair mist without oils?
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    Yes, you can.
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    Can I use packaged drinking water instead of distilled water when making perfumed body mist?
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    For best results, no, because packaged drinking water contains a huge amount of dissolved minerals that can produce an unpleasant odor. But if you can't find distilled water, then you can use bottled water as a substitute if you must.
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    What is the shelf life of body sprays?
    Nathan Munyan
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    The shelf life of body sprays typically ranges from 1 to 3 years when stored properly in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. However, this can vary depending on the specific formulation and ingredients used in the body spray. Check the expiration date or recommended shelf life provided by the manufacturer to ensure optimal freshness and effectiveness.
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    Can I use my favorite perfume instead of essential oils?
    Eva Ray
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    Using essential oils is preferable due to their strength, but you can use perfume as an alternative.
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