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Easy Homemade Reed Diffusers
By paco-rabanne.perfumes-mall.com

This started as a fluke really. I recently went to TJMaxx and found the least expensive reed diffuser on their clearance display. Once I was home, I prepared the diffuser for display. I broke the seal and inserted the thin wooden sticks that came with the kit. That’s when it hit me--my nose was immediately turned off. In fact, the oil within the bottle smelled like old cough syrup and that is not an exaggeration (as other members of my family can attest)! It was nauseating and strong!

My first inkling was to throw the offensive thing away, but I resisted. The glass diffuser bottle was pretty and could be re-used, after all. I had to discard the oil, no question about that. The smell lingered, so it was necessary to hand wash the bottle inside and out with hot, soapy water.

How do you make your own fragranced oil? Well I am not a chemist, and I could never compete with Martha Stewart, but I am crafty. With a little trial and error, I was able to mix baby oil with some cherished old perfume that I love but no longer wear (does anyone remember Jontue? Yes, I realize I am now dating myself for the whole world, but that’s okay; I’m cool with it). This perfume is very light and subtle, so I used half perfume and half baby oil.

Well I am now one happy girl. My old cherished scent is finally being put to good use! I have future plans for my other standby fragrance I don’t even think they make anymore: Paco Rabanne Eau de Metal (it’s killer!!). Even though I don’t wear the dozens of old fragrances from my youth, I could never part with them. (Why do women do that? Discuss!) I think its great; because now I can custom make my fragranced oil 1-2-3! And what about all those body mists and room fragrances

you have stowed under your bathroom vanity? Don’t even get me started. The only thing I came across as a potential roadblock—the scents probably shouldn’t be in aerosol form. This got real messy for me. I stick to happy smelling liquids that can be poured into my baby oil mixing cup. Once the potion is mixed and settled and you are loving it, transfer to your glass bottle and please use a funnel if the opening is narrow

As far as glass bottles, who doesn’t have at least ten very cute bud vases collecting dust somewhere in their kitchen or dining room? Well, dust ‘em off people. It is time to give them new life as they take on their new role as reed diffuser decanter. Not a pack rat? That’s okay, just hit the dollar store.

And what about those sticks? I for one grew bored with the straight ones that came in my first few reed diffuser kits. I have experimented with and had good results from plants in and around my yard. Dried hydrangea stalks or thin walking stick branches have both worked for me and they are so curvy and beautiful to boot. I have also “borrowed� long thin strands of balsa wood in varying lengths from my husband’s workshop (thanks, Hon!).

I dare say my homemade reed diffusers are much nicer than the ones I used to buy. At the very least, they smell way better! In conclusion, you can really play around with this idea, and it is a lot of fun! Plus you never have to spend another cent on a store bought reed diffuser. Very cool indeed!

Lisa Herbik has a cool online store that carries a lovely selection of wall murals. She is now happily decorating her home with homemade reed diffusers and hopes you will too!

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