Here’s how you can recycle unused perfume

Did you fall out of love with a perfume mid-way through the bottle and now have the remains to deal with? Most of us have at least a bottle or two of unused fragrances around the house.

Rather than leaving these bottles to gather dust on the shelf, we can put them to good use. With these DIY tricks, you can be sure that not a drop of valuable fragrance is wasted.

Air freshener

Add a few drops of your favourite perfume into a vapourizer to make your evenings special. In case if you have many unused bottles of perfumes, you can select a fragrance perfect for the mood.

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Don’t worry if you don’t own a vapourizer – just boil water and pour in a few drops of perfume. The scented steam will work just as well.

Scented candles

You can make scented candles at home by using your old perfumes. Just pour a few drops of it while melting the wax, transfer it to the shaping device. When it solidifies, it will give out a nice fragrance which will put you in a good mood in just no time.

Scented bath oil

Are you already missing a spa and the blissful scented baths? If yes, then you can now experience it at home. All you need to do is – add your favourite fragrance to unscented bath oil.

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You can also empty the perfume bottle in the bathtub and enjoy the scented experience.

Wardrobe freshener

During the ongoing pandemic, you may not have opened your cupboard as much as you used to earlier. It is natural then, for your clothes to smell bad.

You can avoid this by either spraying some leftover perfume directly to your clothes or by leaving the bottle with its lid open inside the wardrobe.

Fragrance for hair

We all have bad hair days or feel lazy to wash it. This hack comes quite handy. Just spray some perfume on your hairbrush or comb, and gently use it to untangle your hair.

Let us know how these hacks worked for you.