Room Mist Kit
Using the Ready-to-Go Room & Linen Mist Kit
This kit was made for those who love quick, fragrant wins. Whether you want to freshen up your space, add a touch of scent to your linens, or create a light personal mist, this kit helps you blend beautiful mists with ease. No curing time, no fuss — just blend, shake, and spray.
As always, be mindful when working with fragrance and base oils. Work in a clean, stable area, and avoid direct skin or eye contact with undiluted fragrance. Once blended, your mist is gentle and versatile — ready to lift your space or scent your linen with a soft, lasting fragrance.
Let’s get mixing!
What is included in your Room & Linen Mist Kit
- Perfume Base Oil – 1
- Fragrance Oil – 1
- Pipettes – 10
- Rectangle Gloss Bottles – 1 x Aqua, 1 x Black, 1 x White
Additional Equipment & Supplies:
- Measuring cup or small jug (with ml markings)
- Paper towels or cloth for clean-up
- Gloves (optional for fragrance handling)
Step 1: Prepare Your Workspace:
Choose a clean, stable surface. Lay down paper towels or a protective cloth to catch any drips. Have a cloth or gloves handy if you’re sensitive to fragrance oils.
Step 2: Clean Your Bottles
Unbox your bottles and give them a quick wipe with a clean paper towel to remove dust or packaging residue.
Step 3: Measure Your Fragrance Oil
Use a pipette to measure out 2–3ml of fragrance oil to begin. You can always add more later, but start small to test strength.
Step 4: Add the Perfume Base Oil
Slowly top up the bottle with the perfume base oil, filling to just below the neck. Leave a little room if you plan to adjust the fragrance load later.
Step 5: Seal and Mix
Attach the mist spray head and close the bottle tightly. Give it a gentle shake to fully mix the fragrance and base oil.
Step 6: Test Your Scent
Point the bottle away from your face and body, and give it a gentle spray to test the scent strength. If you’d like a stronger fragrance, add another 0.5–1ml and shake again.
Step 7: Ready to Use
Your mist is safe to use on linen, soft furnishings, and even as a light body mist. Just avoid spraying directly onto skin if you’re sensitive to fragrances.
