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    This document provides instructions for properly mixing perfume ingredients, including measuring amounts, adding materials one at a time to avoid contamination, and labeling the finished perfume with relevant details. The key steps are to line up ingredients from left to right, add one at a time using a dropper while holding it upright, and stir thoroughly before sealing and labeling the finished perfume. Storage tips recommend keeping bottles below 20°C and replacing rubber dropper caps periodically.

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    This document provides instructions for properly mixing perfume ingredients, including measuring amounts, adding materials one at a time to avoid contamination, and labeling the finished perfume with relevant details. The key steps are to line up ingredients from left to right, add one at a time using a dropper while holding it upright, and stir thoroughly before sealing and labeling the finished perfume. Storage tips recommend keeping bottles below 20°C and replacing rubber dropper caps periodically.

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    This document provides instructions for properly mixing perfume ingredients, including measuring amounts, adding materials one at a time to avoid contamination, and labeling the finished perfume with relevant details. The key steps are to line up ingredients from left to right, add one at a time using a dropper while holding it upright, and stir thoroughly before sealing and labeling the finished perfume. Storage tips recommend keeping bottles below 20°C and replacing rubber dropper caps periodically.

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    10/18/21, 2:14 AM Mixing Instructions | PerfumersWorld

    Mixing Instructions

    Measuring and mixing materials to make a perfume


    1) Line up the materials you are going to use from left to right - to the right side of the mixing pot. (or
    vice versa if you are left handed).
    2) Keep the materials you are not using immediately, well away from the mixing area so that no cross
    contamination is likely to be caused.
    3) Keep the formula so that you can read it clearly and have a pencil handy to make notes.
    4) Select the first material and move it closer to the mixing pot.
    5) Verify the name, unscrew the cap and smell the contents. Are they correct?
    6) Lift the tube clear of the liquid, squeeze the rubber bulb to eject air from the tube.Dip the tube back
    into the liquid and release the bulb gently allowing the material to be sucked up.
    7) Holding the cap and rubber bulb move the end of the tube over the mixing pot. Keep the tube
    upright as the drop sizes will be smaller and more consistent in size. Try not to drop the material in the
    centre of the mixing pot to reduce splashing. Allowing the drop to run onto a cocktail stickand drop of
    the end will give smaller drops.
    8) MAKE SURE THAT THE END OF THE GLASS TUBE NEVER COMES INTO CONTACT WITH
    THE POT AND THAT SPLASHES DO NOT CONTAMINATE IT.
    9) Gently squeezing the rubber bulb allow the first drop to form and wait for it to fall into the pot - first
    drop. Maintaining gentle pressure on the bulb allow the second , third drops, etc. to fall until the
    required number have been added. To add very small proportions you can upscale ie. making 1000
    drops instead of 100. Alternatively use solutions by mixing 1 drop + 9 or even 99 of Zolvent before
    using).
    10) Maintaining or slightly releasing pressure without allowing more drops to fall move the tube back
    to the bottle. Smell the bottle again and verify the name to make sure you have the right bottle.
    11) If the bottle neck or cap thread is wet, wipe it clean with a new piece of tissue paper.
    NEVER USE THE SAME PIECE OF TISSUE FOR MORE THAN ONE MATERIAL -THINK HARD
    BEFORE USING IT TWICE.
    12) Screw the cap back in place so that it is airtight without overtightening.
    13) Move the used bottle away from the mixing area to the back of the materials not yet used.
    14) Place a tick against the quantity you have added - If you have added too much or adjusted the
    amount - write it NOW on the formula - so you can reproduce the same smell later.

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    15) Try to place the used bottles in order of use so that if you ever forget where you have got to then
    you can retrace your steps easily.
    16) When all the materials have been added then then using a toothpick stir them until your are sure
    they are thoroughly mixed. Then stir for another 30 seconds to be sure for safety.
    17) Ideally a sample you have made should be kept overnight before smelling. (I bet you don't
    though!) If you decide to keep this sample pour into a bottle and screw the lid on airtight and write a
    label.
    18) On the label include: Name of the perfume/base. Code Number you have given it. (when you have
    made 100's how are you going to find just one sample named "Rose"?).
    Who made it or batch/sample number if you really want to be professional Quantity made. The date.
    Like so:
    Rose Perfume 
    Ros00012-99 
    (Batch/Sample AB-123) 
    25 drops          4.4.2020

    Please watch these 2 videos if you are ordering for the first time.

    Unpacking kits and opening glass bottles.


     
    Opening Aluminium Bottles

    Storage and General Tips.


    Please note that the rubber teats on our dropper bottles are designed for active use and on long term
    storage will decay. Keep in a cool room below 20C. If kept above 25C the decay may be very rapid
    especially with citrus, aldehyde, terpene and woody oils. Tips: Visually check the rubber teats each
    month and swap out if any signs of hardening, softening or swelling. Ideally replace the inner caps
    supplied while not in use. If storing away between uses, use polypropylene boxes (like Tupperware).
    Keep only similar smells together in the same box eg. Citrus with Citrus, Spice with Spice etc, to help
    lessen contamination.

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