Showing posts with label Perfumes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perfumes. Show all posts

Sunday, 26 January 2014

Teens Can Also Make Money From selling Perfumes

Everyone wants to feel and smell good. Living a healthy lifestyle can attain the first one. The second will require proper hygiene and finding the right perfume that gives out a good scent.

Adults can afford to buy expensive things because of the paycheck that comes at the end of the month. Teens on the other hand only live on allowance. If the person has found the right scent but is too expensive and mom or dad won't pay for it, perhaps it is time to make one even if it is just a body spray.

There are two ways to do this. The first will be to get some of these materials from the grocery making it all natural or going into a specialty store in getting it in bottled form.

In the first option, the person can cut the lemon and the cucumber on a chopping board and then squeeze out the juices. This should then be mixed with a teaspoon of witch hazel oil together with a cup of water.



The second option will simply be mixing 1 tablespoon of witch hazel, a teaspoon of the two other oils and a cup of water. When these are mixed together,  the formula must be stored in a sealed container for about a week.

A week later, everything should be filtered using a strainer so that only the liquid will be poured into the pump spray bottle.

The teen may like it the scent but others will not appreciate it. The only way to find out is by spraying this and asking the comments of some friends. If these people like it, the person should make a few samples to test a larger market.

This could be worth a lot of money so even before it hits a larger market, it is best to outsource the ingredients and materials from various suppliers. This will help the teen price the product that should be within the purchasing power of other students.

The friends who claimed to have liked it may have lied a bit so one's feelings won't be hurt. The moment of truth will come when this is sprayed in school so classmates may give feedback about it.

If more people want it, the teen can begin selling it. There must always be sufficient stock available so students will not look elsewhere to get a product that is similar to it.

Before going to school, the teen should spray it on the body and then put it in the bag. If other girls notice the fragrance and like it, the teen will have to make a bigger batch to cater to the demands of the student body.

The teen should not be content with the success of the first product. This is because students will eventually grow tired of it so it. The best thing to do is read up on books and search the web to come out with new fragrances.

The person should anticipate that some of the products will sell while others won't. This should not be seen as a setback but rather a lesson so the individual who is still at a young age may focus on the core and at the same time tries out new variations.





Eau-la-la



Perfume has been part and parcel of human civilization dating as far back as ancient Egypt. Perfume has the ability to add romance and a surreal feel to everyday situations. Just spritz or apply a few drops of this fragrant mixture of essential oils and solvents to special points in the body and you're sure to create a wonderful scent throughout the day to keep heads turning towards you to accommodate the olfactory sensation.

While perfume can be very expensive, understand that you can make your own perfumes. Sure, large brands and the perfume manufacturing industry utilize a complicated process in making perfumes but it doesn't have to be that way for you. Part of the process of industrial grade perfume is creating that particular blend of natural and synthetic scents to form that designer scent.

If you make your own perfume, it is best to eventually be bold enough to create your own scents that suit your style and mood. For beginners though, one can easily search online for free perfume recipes that as easy to prepare.

Once you become comfortable with the process and you have become familiar with the different scents, sources and how your own body chemistry reacts to the blended scents then you are on your way to making your very own unique perfume that can rival any of the commercial ones available.

What's more is that because you make your own perfume, you can be sure that you will have exclusivity over that scent and own it. The basic source of natural fragrances used in the creation of perfume are plant extracts called essential oils. Essential oils are the extracted concentrated scents from plants, which is used as the base of perfumes. It will be interesting to note that sometimes, the different parts of a particular aromatic plant can produce different smells and the nuances of each can be used and blended along with other essential oils from totally different plants to create that wonderfully unique fragrance.


When making your own perfume, you can opt to purchase ready made essential oils or do your own extraction. In purchasing essential oils however, make sure you get them from a reputable source so that you can be sure that you get 100% essential oils rather than those with additives. The higher the concentration of the essential oils, the more aromatic it is.

To make and extract your own essential oils, you will be using a multitude of plant parts to be able to achieve the fragrance that you want. For instance, some plants will have aromatic barks, or just have aromatic flowers. In case of fruits though, it is easier and best to extract essential oils from the rind of citrus fruits.

Not all fruits will be able to yield the expected scents when extracted so you're better off sticking to the fruits from the citrus family. These plant parts are not the only areas where you can extract scents though. There are of course leaves like those the chamomile and violet plants. You can also extract essential oils from some roots and some seeds.

Making your own perfume solves the problem if certain allergic reactions from highly processed and synthetic scents that are available in the market. So make your own perfume and have fun with creating your own blends that is just right for you.

A pursuit for the nose



Take note, when you buy a perfume bottle most of the cost goes to the packaging, advertising, sales profit and tax. Only a small percentage, actually around ten percent, is dedicated to the costs of the scents. So why buy when you can make your own perfume. Not only will you be able to save some money but you'll get a blast from the pursuit of the perfect perfume.

One of the greatest advantages of making your own perfume is that you don't have to worry about having chemicals and preservatives going onto your skin. Since you're more likely going to work with natural, you don't have to worry about the possible effects of synthetic materials on your body.

However, care should still be taken when using various essential oils. Some people might still have particular allergenic reactions to specific types of oils. It is therefore important to know or be familiar with your own body chemistry first before trying experimenting with blending perfumes.

First, let's differentiate between the various types of perfumes. Basically, a perfume is a mixture of aromatic compounds and diluted in alcohol and water. The amounts of aromatic oils dissolve in a blend determine if it can be called a perfume or a cologne. Arranged from highest concentration of oils to lowest the sequence would be: perfume, eau de parfum, eau de toilette, eau de cologne and body splash.

When we say perfume, the blend of aromatic oils is from 25 to 40%. Eau du parfum, meanwhile, are 15-30% aromatics. Eau du Cologne has even lighter aromatic oil contents. This type of scent usually has around 5-15% aromatic compounds. Toilet water or sometimes referred to as body splash has only 3-5% aromatics. Body splash are ideally used after you take a bath or shower.

When you make your own perfume, you get to choose which solvent you would use to dilute the blend. Available at your disposal are either jojoba or alcohol. Both have distinct differences and benefits. Jojoba is great for perfume blends because it never turns rancid.

When you have created your own perfume blend, it is best that you use the perfume only on your pulse points. Anywhere more and you might overdo the scent. For diluting the blend the traditional way, you use grain alcohol or a high grade proof of vodka. Alcohol makes the blend more volatile. The problem with alcohol is that you have to let the perfume blend evolve. If you don't the scent will smell more like an alcohol rather than a perfume. Usual proportions of alcohol and perfume blend is about three or four ml of the blend combined with five or 10 drops of alcohol.

Making your own perfume should be fun. Don't delve too much on the technicality of blending perfumes. Explore and try to make combinations that are unheard off. You never know, the resulting blend might be perfect to your body chemistry.

Scents and fragrances react differently when applied to your body. Choosing one that fits you is like choosing the right color of dress or the right pair of shoes to wear. Perfumes cannot just be worn arbitrarily. The resulting scent might be catastrophic. That's why you need to experiment more when making your own perfume. Try various combinations of scents until you find the perfect one for you.









Perfumes DIY

Who says good quality perfumes has to be store bought? The truth is you can make your own perfume and have fun in the process. More than fun however, making your own perfume allows you to create unique scents that are just right for you. Furthermore, you have control over what goes into your perfume so if you won't have to contend with the harshly unnatural ingredients that may be present in commercially available perfumes that you can get at the department store.

The process of getting started in making your own perfume is quite simple. If you are not all versed in the production of perfume, don't worry because you don't have to be. To get you started, you can browse online on the many free perfume recipes on the Net to help you make your own perfume. Choosing the right perfume recipe to follow will depend on what type of scent you want to create.

If you are worried about not being able to predict how a perfume recipe will turn out based simply by looking at the ingredients, don't worry. Most perfume recipes online will give a brief description of the type of fragrance you can expect from a given recipe. Although, at the end of the day, you will really have to get your hands dirty and actually try out a recipe to be able to experience for yourself how it will turn out.

Remember also that you will need to try out the perfume on your skin because it will certainly smell different as you sniff it from the container and as you allow it to react to your body chemistry through your skin.

To help you further, below are various free perfume recipes from pioneerthinking.com. Don't be afraid to try it out and make your own adjustments in the recipes so that the fragrances produced will suit your preferences better. Perfume Recipe 101 You can't go wrong with this one. This is easy, simple and you have complete control over the types of fragrances you will be using. This is a good way to start your self on making your own perfume.

You will need two cups of distilled water and one cup of fresh chopped flower blossoms of your choice. You can opt to choose just one type of flower blossoms or mix several kinds that you feel will blend well together. After you have chosen your scents and have your ingredients with you, get a bowl and place a cheese cloth inside it. Make sure that the edges of the cloth hang over the outside of the bowl. Pour in your flower blossoms followed by the water. Cover your bowl and leave it like that overnight. 

On the next day, pull out the cheesecloth by the edges and squeeze the fragrant water into a pot for heating. Simmer the liquid until only around a teaspoon is left. Store this then in a small dark bottle that you must keep tightly closed when not used. Make sure also that you store this away from light and heat.

Want a fragrant perfume that's sure to inspire your dreams? Try this celestial blend of soothing flower scents that will relax and inspire you. Ingredients:    * 2 cups distilled water    * 3 tablespoons vodka    * 5 drops lavender essential/fragrance oil    * 10 drops chamomile essential/fragrance oil    * 10 drops valerian essential oil

Directions: Mix all the ingredients together and shake well. Place in a dark color bottle. Then allow the perfume to settle for at least 12 hours. Store in a cool dry area.

Scent unique to your own

Smell first oneself before you try applying scents to your body, or something like that. This may be the best way to describe what we will discuss in the following. Basically, what we are trying to say is that every one of us has unique body chemistry that emits or gives off different and unique types of scents.

It's like fingerprints. This scent that the body gives off will of course react to the type of perfume that you will wear. That is why it is essential to determine your own "smell" first before buying perfumes of different scents.

It is said that if you bought the correct perfume, you will have a positive outlook which would be transcend on how you view your own personal and professional life. The right scent also induces optimism which results to more energy and enthusiasm. But how would we know our own smell? Well it is a little tricky I admit, but trying to determine what your actual scent is quite possible. However, the process could be a little gross for some.

One way to determine what you actually smell like is to not take a shower following a workout or a strenuous activity. Also, make sure that you don't rinse your hair or add any body spray. After an hour or two, smell yourself. Remember that smell. Then go take a bath with soap, suds, and shampoo and all.

After you've taken a bath, smell ourselves once more. Compare the smell you had before you took a bath and the one after. Chances are you will be able to note down the exact scent of your body. The purpose of the exercise is to let you recognize, ignore or isolate the scents of various artificial smells like those of soaps. 

After you determine what your exact body smell is, you are now ready to buy a bottle of perfume. Perfumes are not scented water or are they alcohol. They are more than that. Some have natural essential oils added into them. When trying on a perfume, be sure to let the perfume settle on your skin first.

Perfumes are made up of layers. The first one emits the strongest smell and the quickest one to fade. This is the part that attracts passersby and force heads to tern toward your direction. The middle part is like the bridge that leads to the finale.

After 30 minutes the perfume has already reached the middle layer which means the rich scent of the perfume has already mixed with the body's natural scent. Therefore, the scent lingers because the perfume only accentuated your own body scent and not the chemicals that made up the perfume.

When you decided to buy a bottle of perfume, there are some things that you need to consider. Women tend to prefer a cleaner scent like citrus smell for casual wear. And for special occasions, they generally like muskier fragrances.

Also remember that in order to keep the perfume last longer, don't expose them too much to air. Perfumes differ in oil concentrations. Perfumes have the highest concentration of oils followed by eau de parfum, then eau de toilette, then eau de cologne and finally body splash.

Another option available to you is to make your own perfume. There are a number of websites, books, and articles about the process of making your own scent. To make your own perfume might be the best way to get that unique scent you're looking for.