RE: Re: Re I actually made a perfume!!!!!

[Guest guest]

--- mollysoap <mollyanne1@...> wrote:

>

> Georgia try getting a program to estimate the price

> of your

> ingredients. I use soapmaker for this because I

> also make soap. It

> will estimate a price for drops although it might

> not be pin drop

> accurate, it is pretty close and once you figure

> your cost for the

> blend you can adjust it from there. There is also

> another program,

> can't think of the name, having a brain fart at the

> moment but I think

> I saw it in the links section.

>

> Molly

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I think you might be referring to the Apothecary

Keeper? The website is

http://www.bluemoondesign.org/software/ak.htm and they

advertise here now and then.

-Patty

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[Guest guest]

Hi Molly and everyone who reads this ;-),

>My problem has been getting

>a blend to last more than a few hours.

Mine too! I just created a perfume for my son Noa. He's seven years old, and

very interested in all my little bottles :-). He asked me to make a perfume

for him, and we sniffed it out together ;-) The scent is rather nice, to me

it could be better but Noa loves it, but it doesn't last more than an hour.

Will this improve as the blend ages? Or is this something that should be

there from the beginning? Could it be remedied by a higher percentage of the

base notes ( in this case sandalwood and cocoa absolute)?

Love,

Saskia