Solid Perfumes

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Hello everyone! I've been studying with Mandy Aftel's Natural Perfume

Workbook and just started making my first liquid perfume--based on her

Jasmine perfume recipe in Aroma. I would like to make a more complex

solid than just plain Jasmine, but am worried that some of the

expensive ingredients in the liquid perfume might get lost.

The liquid perfume version calls for Peru Balsam resin, Fir Absolute,

Labdanum absolute, grandiflorum jasmine concrete, jasmine sambac

absolute, grandiflorum jasmine ab, coriander et, and sweet orange eo.

Can any of you more experienced NPers weigh in on the possible outcome

of making a solid from this perfume? Thanks so much, I really

appreciate it!

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sweetheavenlybliss wrote:

> Hello everyone! I've been studying with Mandy Aftel's Natural Perfume

> Workbook and just started making my first liquid perfume--based on her

> Jasmine perfume recipe in Aroma. I would like to make a more complex

> solid than just plain Jasmine, but am worried that some of the

> expensive ingredients in the liquid perfume might get lost.

>

> The liquid perfume version calls for Peru Balsam resin, Fir Absolute,

> Labdanum absolute, grandiflorum jasmine concrete, jasmine sambac

> absolute, grandiflorum jasmine ab, coriander et, and sweet orange eo.

>

> Can any of you more experienced NPers weigh in on the possible outcome

> of making a solid from this perfume? Thanks so much, I really

> appreciate it!

Hi

Don't know your name, you might want to sign your messages, it helps us

get to " know " you.

I say go for it - you'll learn from your experience even if it's not

quite what you want. You might just want to boost the top notes a bit.

--

Sincerely, Anya

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