Re: Re: Intro and Balsam of Peru Question

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harris47jones wrote:

> Hello Shanon,

> Believe it or not there is creative fragrance manufacturer up north in

> Sedro-Woolley which is east of Mount Vernon. I with my business partner

> co-own the company and we manufacture several thousand fragrances in

> metric tons per year. Look us up on the web at www.aromacreations.com.

> To get to heart of the mattter with Peru Resin----STOP. It will not

> solvate (go into solution) even in alcohol if it is the crude resin. The

> other problem it is Prohibited with skin contact. the industry's

> watchdog IFRA set the values

> If you really want to work with Peru, may I suggest using Peru balsam

> extracts and distillates. Hope this helps

>

>

> Perfumer

, thank you for stepping up and helping . I didn't receive

's intro because sometimes is just hoohoo, but I'll go back

and find it and welcome her also. I enjoyed your website, and have to

thank you for taking time to help a newbie and also congratulate you on

building up such an aroma business. Please post more often.

I just went and checked 's message - , we have several

members in your vicinity. Weekends are quiet, and well, I suppose some

might be distracted by the snow and floods in the area, but I hope they

see your message and welcome you ;-)

List mom Anya

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> Believe it or not there is creative fragrance manufacturer up north in

> Sedro-Woolley which is east of Mount Vernon.

Do you know a nutty natural builder named Sun Ray Kelley?

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> > Believe it or not there is creative fragrance manufacturer up north in

> > Sedro-Woolley which is east of Mount Vernon.

>

> Do you know a nutty natural builder named Sun Ray Kelley?

Hi Adam & ,

I used to spend a fair amount of time in Sedro Wooley, had a grandmother in

algers and cousins who remain there. You've piqued my interest, I may check

with one of the family up there. Aroma Creations used to be in Seattle and

I always thought they moved for the larger real estate space. Years ago I

had the funniest experience with them, I'd called to order and the gentleman

answering, picked up the phone, apparently not realising He'd allready

picked it up muttered out

" F%#* me " , I calmly replied well, okay, but I usually exchange names or

nicknames or something first. He was mortified, apologizing, so

discombubulated in his response he then disconnected me. When I could quit

laughing I called back. They are wonderful to work with.

Patti

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>Believe it or not there is creative fragrance manufacturer up north

in>Sedro-Woolley which is east of Mount Vernon.

That is great to know! If you had a retail outlet I would stop by, maybe timing

it with tulip season...

>To get to heart of the mattter with Peru Resin----STOP. It will not>solvate (go

into solution) even in alcohol if it is the crude resin.

What I purchased is labeled as being a steam distilled from El Salvador and it

wasn't expensive ($6 for 15ml). I don't *think* it is crude resin. How can I

tell?

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