Fragrance Tips and Techniques
Inhaling Propylene Glycol (PG) is generally considered safe by health experts and organizations such as the FDA. This colorless, odorless liquid is often found in many food products and pharmaceuticals. It also serves as a main ingredient in the liquid used in vaping devices. However, while considered safe in small, casual amounts, long-term or heavy …
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Fixing riced soap involves several easy steps. First, you need to continue stirring the riced soap until it reaches a “trace”, which refers to the point in soap making where oils and lye water have emulsified. If, after much stirring, the soap mixture doesn’t come together, you should blend it with an immersion blender until …
Preserving a loved one’s scent can be achieved in several ways. First, refrain from washing items that carry the person’s scent like clothes or bed linens and store them in a sealed plastic bag to hold in the smell. Wear their used clothing items sparingly to keep the smell from fading. Also, consider creating a …
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When using Optiphen, the amount to utilize greatly depends on your personal preference and the type of product you’re making. However, as a general guideline, it’s advised to use around 0.5-1.5% of the total weight of your formulation, but not to exceed 1.5%. You add it in the cool down phase of your formulation when …
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Your deodorant might be falling off due to a combination of factors such as excessive perspiration, application methods, or the type of deodorant or antiperspirant you’re using. Excessive sweating can lead to your deodorant not being able to stick to your skin properly, thus falling off easily. If you apply the product when your skin …
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To emulsify oil and water for a spray, you’ll need an emulsifier, which is a substance that can mix oil and water without them separating. Select one like lecithin, which is natural and you can find it in foods like eggs. First, heat your water but don’t boil it. Then, add the oil slowly while …
Yes, you can use glycerin around your eyes, but it must be done with caution. Glycerin is generally considered safe and is known for its hydrating properties, therefore, it can moisturize the skin around your eyes and reduce the appearance of wrinkles. However, it’s important to avoid direct contact with your eyes because it can …
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Yes, you can safely add essential oils to 70% isopropyl alcohol. Adding a few drops of essential oils to isopropyl alcohol can create a pleasant scent, enhancing its basic use. The isopropyl alcohol acts as a carrier, helping the scent of the essential oils to permeate in a room when used as a spray. It …
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Calculating fragrance oil for soap involves determining the percentage of fragrance oil you’d like to include based on the total weight of your soaping oils. For instance, a common recommendation is to use 3-6% fragrance oil. So, for example, if you had 32 ounces of soaping oils, to find out how much fragrance oil you …
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Soap making is a fascinating craft that’s been a beloved pastime for centuries. From the traditional methods of lye and fat, to the more modern melt and pour techniques, soap making has evolved with time to include a variety of exciting ingredients, fragrances and colors. Yet, one question that never fails to pop up when …
