SusieQ

Has anyone seen these containers, they are of clear plastic

they look like little compacts for your lip balm, solid perfumes. Seen

them somewhere now I cant find them.

you ladies are so funny! Wasn't for sure how to title this

Ok forgot to ask, for making the cologne do

you use cyclomethicone or perfumer alcohol?

How do men perfer to wear their scents? In cologne splashes, sprays,

mix with a carrier oil in roll on bottle? I really don't know

Thank you ladies! can't wait to get started on this

I have a few of Becky's bakery scents. Vanilla Buttercream Crunch:drool:

Orange Chiffon Cake, Lemon Bundt cake, Nana's apple butter, Cupcake, Chestnuts & Brown Sugar. They all smell wonderful, I don't do soy candles but what I've tried I like.

I'm doing my first small town festival, on Sept. 21-22. When do most of you start selling your fall and holiday scents? Is mid September a little to early?

Oils by Nature has FCO 6.50 for 16 ounces

Like Kelly suggestion with an carrier oil, the two that I like to

use is fractionated coconut oil or jojoba. I personally like the

FCO to blend my perfume oils.

You might check this place out it's called Exotic Fragrances there

in New York they sell designer fragrances, all you do is transfer

their oils into your bottles and no need to mix. Out of all the

oils that I have tried, they have been dead on dupes.

I sell home fragrance oil for burners. I haven't found an oil

that I can't burn. You mix your fragrance oil with Di Propylene

Glycol (DPG) some oils that are not very strong I do a 50% FO

to 50% DPG, on very strong oils I do 75% DPG to 25% FO. You

would think this would dilute it, but it doesn't. No matter what

ratio you use it will, totally scent your entire house.