Dreamer Essential Oil Solid Perfume Balm – Becca Project

$39.00
Dreamer is a handcrafted solid perfume made with pure essential oils and nourishing botanical butters. Designed to be worn close to the skin, the balm slowly releases a grounding, calming scent throughout the day. It is a portable fragrance ritual blending wellbeing, natural perfumery and mindful self care.
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What I really enjoyed most was the solid balm format and how surprisingly long-lasting it is. It’s one of those products where you only need the smallest amount. Just a light touch is enough for the scent to carry through the day. I used it over multiple days and barely noticed any reduction in the product, which really highlights how concentrated and efficient it is. It also wears beautifully on the skin. What stands out is the way sustainability and ethics are embedded at a practical, product level rather than being treated as an add-on. The solid balm format is a particularly smart design choice, significantly reducing packaging complexity, product weight, and overall shipping volume compared to traditional liquid perfumes. This naturally lowers transport impact while also eliminating the need for plastic pumps or heavier glass components often used in fragrance formats. The use of compact recyclable metal tins, paired with simple cardboard outer packaging, keeps materials minimal, easy to recycle, and more circular in practice. The smaller physical footprint of the product overall also contributes to reduced freight emissions and more efficient storage and distribution, making the sustainability benefits feel tangible rather than theoretical.
I adore this scent. Blending some of my favourite earthy and calming essential oils, it instantly helps me feel more grounded whenever I apply it. I also love the way Becca Project has transformed perfume into a solid balm using cold-pressed oils, beeswax and shea butter, creating something that feels both beautiful and practical. The sweet little tin is perfect for keeping in a handbag, making it easy to carry everywhere. What I love most about Becca Project is its simplicity. From small-batch production and local manufacturing to thoughtfully designed packaging and support of community initiatives, it seems like a business that stays true to its values.
This has the most delicious scent! It’s actually quite addictive. Using balms as a ‘perfume’ is a perfect choice for someone like me who prefers wearing scents in a softer less overpowering way. Me & my 6 year old daughter fought over who was going to keep this one! A balm is a great substitute for mainstream perfume options. I love how this type of scent option avoids glass spray mechanisms, plastic pumps or alcohol formulations.
What I really enjoyed most was the solid balm format and how surprisingly long-lasting it is. It’s one of those products where you only need the smallest amount. Just a light touch is enough for the scent to carry through the day. I used it over multiple days and barely noticed any reduction in the product, which really highlights how concentrated and efficient it is. It also wears beautifully on the skin. What stands out is the way sustainability and ethics are embedded at a practical, product level rather than being treated as an add-on. The solid balm format is a particularly smart design choice, significantly reducing packaging complexity, product weight, and overall shipping volume compared to traditional liquid perfumes. This naturally lowers transport impact while also eliminating the need for plastic pumps or heavier glass components often used in fragrance formats. The use of compact recyclable metal tins, paired with simple cardboard outer packaging, keeps materials minimal, easy to recycle, and more circular in practice. The smaller physical footprint of the product overall also contributes to reduced freight emissions and more efficient storage and distribution, making the sustainability benefits feel tangible rather than theoretical.
I adore this scent. Blending some of my favourite earthy and calming essential oils, it instantly helps me feel more grounded whenever I apply it. I also love the way Becca Project has transformed perfume into a solid balm using cold-pressed oils, beeswax and shea butter, creating something that feels both beautiful and practical. The sweet little tin is perfect for keeping in a handbag, making it easy to carry everywhere. What I love most about Becca Project is its simplicity. From small-batch production and local manufacturing to thoughtfully designed packaging and support of community initiatives, it seems like a business that stays true to its values.
This has the most delicious scent! It’s actually quite addictive. Using balms as a ‘perfume’ is a perfect choice for someone like me who prefers wearing scents in a softer less overpowering way. Me & my 6 year old daughter fought over who was going to keep this one! A balm is a great substitute for mainstream perfume options. I love how this type of scent option avoids glass spray mechanisms, plastic pumps or alcohol formulations.
What I really enjoyed most was the solid balm format and how surprisingly long-lasting it is. It’s one of those products where you only need the smallest amount. Just a light touch is enough for the scent to carry through the day. I used it over multiple days and barely noticed any reduction in the product, which really highlights how concentrated and efficient it is. It also wears beautifully on the skin. What stands out is the way sustainability and ethics are embedded at a practical, product level rather than being treated as an add-on. The solid balm format is a particularly smart design choice, significantly reducing packaging complexity, product weight, and overall shipping volume compared to traditional liquid perfumes. This naturally lowers transport impact while also eliminating the need for plastic pumps or heavier glass components often used in fragrance formats. The use of compact recyclable metal tins, paired with simple cardboard outer packaging, keeps materials minimal, easy to recycle, and more circular in practice. The smaller physical footprint of the product overall also contributes to reduced freight emissions and more efficient storage and distribution, making the sustainability benefits feel tangible rather than theoretical.
I adore this scent. Blending some of my favourite earthy and calming essential oils, it instantly helps me feel more grounded whenever I apply it. I also love the way Becca Project has transformed perfume into a solid balm using cold-pressed oils, beeswax and shea butter, creating something that feels both beautiful and practical. The sweet little tin is perfect for keeping in a handbag, making it easy to carry everywhere. What I love most about Becca Project is its simplicity. From small-batch production and local manufacturing to thoughtfully designed packaging and support of community initiatives, it seems like a business that stays true to its values.
This has the most delicious scent! It’s actually quite addictive. Using balms as a ‘perfume’ is a perfect choice for someone like me who prefers wearing scents in a softer less overpowering way. Me & my 6 year old daughter fought over who was going to keep this one! A balm is a great substitute for mainstream perfume options. I love how this type of scent option avoids glass spray mechanisms, plastic pumps or alcohol formulations.
What I really enjoyed most was the solid balm format and how surprisingly long-lasting it is. It’s one of those products where you only need the smallest amount. Just a light touch is enough for the scent to carry through the day. I used it over multiple days and barely noticed any reduction in the product, which really highlights how concentrated and efficient it is. It also wears beautifully on the skin. What stands out is the way sustainability and ethics are embedded at a practical, product level rather than being treated as an add-on. The solid balm format is a particularly smart design choice, significantly reducing packaging complexity, product weight, and overall shipping volume compared to traditional liquid perfumes. This naturally lowers transport impact while also eliminating the need for plastic pumps or heavier glass components often used in fragrance formats. The use of compact recyclable metal tins, paired with simple cardboard outer packaging, keeps materials minimal, easy to recycle, and more circular in practice. The smaller physical footprint of the product overall also contributes to reduced freight emissions and more efficient storage and distribution, making the sustainability benefits feel tangible rather than theoretical.
I adore this scent. Blending some of my favourite earthy and calming essential oils, it instantly helps me feel more grounded whenever I apply it. I also love the way Becca Project has transformed perfume into a solid balm using cold-pressed oils, beeswax and shea butter, creating something that feels both beautiful and practical. The sweet little tin is perfect for keeping in a handbag, making it easy to carry everywhere. What I love most about Becca Project is its simplicity. From small-batch production and local manufacturing to thoughtfully designed packaging and support of community initiatives, it seems like a business that stays true to its values.
This has the most delicious scent! It’s actually quite addictive. Using balms as a ‘perfume’ is a perfect choice for someone like me who prefers wearing scents in a softer less overpowering way. Me & my 6 year old daughter fought over who was going to keep this one! A balm is a great substitute for mainstream perfume options. I love how this type of scent option avoids glass spray mechanisms, plastic pumps or alcohol formulations.
What I really enjoyed most was the solid balm format and how surprisingly long-lasting it is. It’s one of those products where you only need the smallest amount. Just a light touch is enough for the scent to carry through the day. I used it over multiple days and barely noticed any reduction in the product, which really highlights how concentrated and efficient it is. It also wears beautifully on the skin. What stands out is the way sustainability and ethics are embedded at a practical, product level rather than being treated as an add-on. The solid balm format is a particularly smart design choice, significantly reducing packaging complexity, product weight, and overall shipping volume compared to traditional liquid perfumes. This naturally lowers transport impact while also eliminating the need for plastic pumps or heavier glass components often used in fragrance formats. The use of compact recyclable metal tins, paired with simple cardboard outer packaging, keeps materials minimal, easy to recycle, and more circular in practice. The smaller physical footprint of the product overall also contributes to reduced freight emissions and more efficient storage and distribution, making the sustainability benefits feel tangible rather than theoretical.
I adore this scent. Blending some of my favourite earthy and calming essential oils, it instantly helps me feel more grounded whenever I apply it. I also love the way Becca Project has transformed perfume into a solid balm using cold-pressed oils, beeswax and shea butter, creating something that feels both beautiful and practical. The sweet little tin is perfect for keeping in a handbag, making it easy to carry everywhere. What I love most about Becca Project is its simplicity. From small-batch production and local manufacturing to thoughtfully designed packaging and support of community initiatives, it seems like a business that stays true to its values.
This has the most delicious scent! It’s actually quite addictive. Using balms as a ‘perfume’ is a perfect choice for someone like me who prefers wearing scents in a softer less overpowering way. Me & my 6 year old daughter fought over who was going to keep this one! A balm is a great substitute for mainstream perfume options. I love how this type of scent option avoids glass spray mechanisms, plastic pumps or alcohol formulations.






















