Can you make your own perfume "smell alikes" or duplications, even from the big name design houses? And how good are they, really? Read this article and find out!

With perfumes seemingly getting more expensive by the bottle, it’s not surprising that many people are turning to making the stuff at home. Consider that your favorite designer perfume or cologne can run over 100 dollars, and that will probably be enough to convince you to at least contemplate the possibilities of producing your own unique scent.

Here are three techniques for making perfume that go beyond the usual combination of vodka and essential oils. These methods will make homemade perfume stronger, more creative, and more long lasting.