Since I've already demonstrated the steps of perfume making in my 4rd blog entry, I'm pretty sure that the tutorial is good enough for anyone who wants to make their own perfume!
These are my end products (Fragrance Oil Batches):
From left to right - Sweet and Sweet~ Fresh
"Sweet" and "Sweet~ Fresh" are made of fragrance oil. They are not actual scents that exist in nature. They aren't as refreshing as the essence oil perfume but they sure smell like some "real perfume"!
What's in Sweet (Drops):
Japanese Cherry Blossom
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Marshmallow Fireside
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Lemon Citron
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-
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20~21
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6
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10
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-
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What's in Sweet~Fresh (Drops):
Japanese Cherry Blossom
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Marshmallow Fireside
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Lemon Citron
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-
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8
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10
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20~25
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-
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These are my end products (Essential Oil Batches):
From left to right - Fruity~Fresh, Fruity Lemon and Green~ Fresh
"Fruity~Fresh" and "Fruity Lemon" are made of essential oils. I created it because the first perfume I made smelled way too herbal, so I decided to buy two more essential oils (Orange and Lemon) to make some real sweet, fruity perfume.
...and they smelled really lovely! By adjusting the drops and adding two more fruity oils really helped and I'm so happy with my new perfumes :D
What's in Fruity~Fresh (Drops):
Patchouli
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Rosemary
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Eucalyptus
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Lemon/Orange
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5
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5
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3
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10/13
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What's in Fruity~Lemon (Drops):
Patchouli
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Rosemary
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Grapefruit
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Lemon/Orange
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5
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6
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5-6
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10/10-11
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Making your own perfume sounds like a great idea! The trouble with buying perfume is that (in my own opinion) most of them are too strong and smell awful! With making your own you get to control the input of the different scents. The combination choices you made look like they would smell amazing. In the “Sweet” one Marshmallow and cheery blossom are 2 of my favorite scents and I am really looking forward smelling how they combine together, I hope you are bringing it to class ☺
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