formulations and books

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Libby <libby@...> wrote:

iel wrote:

> I find myself using these cue cards for making notes when I'm playing.

> Its funny because I have a notebook for my formula's, but it doesn't

> get written in the book until I'm happy with the card formulation!

> >>>>>>>>>>>>>

>

i then take a legal sized pad of paper and begin writing date, name

of trial

and i use a labeler to add a number to the bottles..

then i keep track of the number of drops i use for i blend each

bottle individually.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

a printed version of each recipe, without the costing aspect goes

into my big recipe book

L

I have 2 main Red A4 books.... one for formulations the other with the

complete list of oils absolutes bottles etc

The formula book has numbers for each experiment, formula, ..... with that

comes names of oil amount of drops where it came from their batch no.

From time to time I go through and transfer amounts of oils from formula book

to list of oils book....... end of fiscal year oils are added, calculated to

obtain amount of stock used......

I have idea and client books....... these are personal notes about a

particular work I am on and what I may try and observances and notes to myself.

I like the look of the apothecary keeper..... does anyone have that here?

What do you think of it?

regards

Janita

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