HOW TO MAKE CUSTOM COLOGNE PERFUME AFTERSHAVE AND SOAPS

In fact, you can create your own products and even sell your creations for a profit. All it takes is a few good recipes and instructions, some simple, easy to find ingredients some common kitchen utensils and you're on your way.

On this CD you'll find 7 books containing loads of information that describes perfume making, and much more. A superb value and a welcomed addition to the library of any frugal person who likes to "do-it-themselves" rather than buy it done already. This is a huge gift idea!

HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN CUSTOM COLOGNE PERFUME AFTERSHAVE

All of these recipes can be created in your own kitchen without the aid of fancy culinary equipment. All you need are some basic cooking utensils like a blender or food processor, measuring cups, mixing spoons, mixing bowls and a small double boiler.

Best of all, they require simple ingredients, most of which you can find at your local grocery, pharmacy or health food store. Those that are unavailable locally can be purchased online.

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PERFUMED SOAPS GREAT SOAP MAKER RECIPIES & INSTRUCTION

This is a superb document that describes the details of soap-making, because perfumers do not manufacture that substance, but are merely "remelters," to use a trade term.

The dyer purchases his dye-stuffs from the drysalters already fabricated, and these are merely modified under his hands to the various purposes he requires; so with the perfumer, he purchases the various soaps in their raw state from the soap-makers, these he mixes by remelting, scents and colors according to the article to be produced.

The primary soaps are divided into hard and soft soaps: the hard soaps contain soda as the base; those which are soft are prepared with potash.

These are again divisible into varieties, according to the fatty matter employed in their manufacture, also according to the proportion of alkali. The most important of these to the perfumer is what is termed curd soap, as it forms the basis of all the highly-scented soaps.

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THE ART OF PERFUMERY - COLLECTING THE SCENTS OF PLANTS

All the important odoriferous bodies which are used by the manufacturing perfumer are discussed in this amazing perfumery document.

It also discusses the methods adopted for preparing its essence, extract, water, or oil. The processes of maceration, absorption, or enfleurage for flowers, by tincturation for roots, and by distillation for seeds are covered where appropriate.

This is the document you've been looking for if you want to start extracting your own essential oils from flowers & plants.

You'll learn not only the techniques for doing so, but you'll find a nice selection of recipes for various concoctions along the way... all from homemade essential oils and the like.

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MAKE BOUQUETS & NOSEGAYS - A PERFUMERS OR FLORIST GUIDE

This document covers the branch of perfumery which relates to odors for the handkerchief, by giving the formulæ for preparing the most favorite "bouquets" and "nosegays."

These, are but mixtures of the simple ottos in spirit, which, properly blended, produce an agreeable and characteristic odor,—an effect upon the smelling nerve similar to that which music or the mixture of harmonious sounds produces upon the nerve of hearing, that of pleasure.

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THE ART OF DRY PERFUMERY SACHET POWDERS PASTILLES -MORE

Dry Perfumes,—sachet powders, tablets, pastilles, fumigation by the aid of heat of volatile odorous resins.

The perfumes used by the ancients were, undoubtedly, nothing more than the odoriferous gums which naturally exude from various trees and shrubs indigenous to the Eastern hemisphere: that they were very extensively used and much valued, we have only to read the Scriptures for proofs:—"Who is this that cometh ... perfumed with myrrh and frankincense, with all the powders of the merchant?" (Song of Solomon, 3:6.)

Abstaining from the use of perfume in Eastern countries is considered as a sign of humiliation: —"The Lord will take away the tablets, and it shall come to pass that instead of a sweet smell there shall be a stink." (Exod. 35:22; Isaiah 3:20, 24.)

The word tablets in this passage means perfume boxes, curiously inlaid, made of metal, wood, and ivory.

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THE ART OF PERFUMERY - WORKING WITH ANIMAL SCENTS

For millenia humans have scented themselves both with plant and animal scents.

Musk is an example of an animal originated perfume. This document details where these scents come from.

All through this book you'll find recipes for various perfumes with an animal origin.

A fascinating lesson for the perfume maker and novice alike.

A fascinating lesson for the perfume maker and novice alike.

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HOW 2 MAKE SMELLING SALTS WITH FRAGRANT VINEGAR RECIPES

Smelling salts are used to arouse consciousness because the release of ammonia [NH3] gas that accompanies their use irritates the mucous membranes of the nose and lungs, and thereby triggers an inhalation reflex (that is, it causes the muscles that control breathing to work faster).

One such smelling salt is ammonium carbonate (NH4)2CO3. Often used on athletes and boxers when they are knocked unconscious.

When placed in water, it is called "aromatic spirits of ammonia." Ammonium carbonate was formerly known as sal volatile.

It was also known as spirit or salt of hartshorn, because ammonia was primarily produced from the antlers of male deer (harts). This document includes many recipes for smelling salts as well as vinegar solutions perported to have similar effects. These are all original turn-of-the-century recipes not found anywhere else.

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