Re: Ceramic perfume bottle

[Guest guest]

perfumenatural wrote:

> Hi,

>

> Does anyone have any idea on using the ceramic perfume bottle for oil

> perfume. Will it affect the perfume or alter the scent?

>

> I know from ancient time, they used to be the main bottles to hold the

> perfume oil, like olive oil, etc.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Angi

>

>

I think ceramic is just fine. It's non-reactive, which is what you want

and opaque, which will help shield the perfume from light.

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Anya,

But what I understood is that it is only suited for oil perfumes but

not alcohl perfume, am I right? and should it is glass ceramic bottle?

I am intending to enroll in the ceramic course. Hoping to learn to make

bonsai vase and perfume bottles....

Angi

[Guest guest]

> Does anyone have any idea on using the ceramic perfume bottle for oil

> perfume. Will it affect the perfume or alter the scent?

>

> I know from ancient time, they used to be the main bottles to hold

the

> perfume oil, like olive oil, etc.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Angi

Are you planning on glazing the pieces for your perfumes? If not,

there may be some issues with the finished ware absorbing the perfume.

I've never seen unglazed ceramics containing liquids. Only terracotta

planters, but they are meant to absorb water since they are porous. I

would thing you would need a non porous container!

Maggie

[Guest guest]

Thanks Maggie and Anya,

Yes, I plan to glaze.

At the meantime, I am doing some research on ancient ceramic bottles.

Very very interesting!

Have a nice day!

Angi