evry thing about making perfume?
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a perfume can be made by synthesising an organic compound the same, or similar to a natural compound which has an attractive smell, these can then be mixed with other such molecules to create a blend.  They are then put in an alcohol based volitile solvent for application.\n\nAlternatively natural compounds can be used by solvent extraction of them from the plant/animal.
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lol Take her to the store and pick out things with heavily scented perfumes and say, i use this, you should try it. It works great and smells so good. But leave out the part where you're just doing it because she smells and you can't stand it.
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No I have never heard of using gold in that way.\n\nNo gold is unaffected by air and most reagents; therefore shouldn't taint.\n\nBecause gold is unaffected by most reagents, I don't think it would imbue the perfume with gold attracting properties.\n\nYou would just have a pretty little gold nugget in with the perfume.
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No, that is not healthy. Perfumes are made from chemicals and rubbing alcohol, neither of which are fit for human consumption.
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I work for a great home based company.  You are more than welcome to visit my website and see if this is something that you might be interested in.  After looking at the company and the products you can email me with any questions that the website might not answer for you.\n\nhttp://www.amyscandles.scent-team.com
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There are lots of Perfumeries in Grasse, France. Try hooking up with a website there. The one I went to made all the bases for most of the famous brands available.
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When I'm in  a summer fruity mood, I like to just add fruit rinds...oranges, apples, ext...to a spray bottle full of water and let it sit for a few days. It's a great body spray and smells wonderful...you can play around with the scent and have a variety that store bought perfume can't offer...for a heavier perfume I love  Beautiful.
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i found this hope it helps you\n\nTuesday October 4, 2005 Previous | Next \n \nDear Yahoo!: \nHow does scratch and sniff work? \nNicole\nClinton Township, Michigan \n \nDear Nicole: \nBefore exploring the technology behind scratch-and-sniff paper, we must first examine the very nature of smelling itself. In order to smell something, actual molecules must travel through the air and into your nose. This is kind of unnerving, when you think about it. \nScratch-and-sniff paper, truly a wonder of the modern age, works because of something called microencapsulation technology. This process takes these tiny aroma-generating molecules, known as odorants, and suspends them inside millions of tiny capsules. \n\nThese little capsules really are tiny -- one square inch of scratch-and-sniff paper contains approximately 50 million of them. They're created by a patented process owned by the 3M Company. \n\nSo how does it work exactly? Basically, a perfume is emulsified, or whipped, into a plastic liquid. This breaks up the perfume (which can smell like anything -- strawberries, root beer, old shoes, you name it) into billions of tiny odorants suspended in plastic. \n\nThe plastic is then sprayed onto paper and dried. When you scratch the dried plastic, the odorants are released, and voila -- eau de old
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It really depends. I have hated and loved the same perfumes on different women. Something about our natural smells and oils that interact with the perfumes really can make the smells individual.\n\nI haven't smelled enough perfumes without them being on women to judge on that basis.\n\nSometimes I like the smell just because of the memories and feeling that the smell brings back.
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A scented candle is designed to burn faster and release the scent into the air.\n\nGood question!
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Sure, we used to do it all the time.  The process iss called saponification.  You could google that or wikipedia and learn all you need to know\n\nThe attractive part of making ytour own soap is that you would have good control of what went in it.  It wouldn't be the fat off some diseased cow.  You'd probably use olive oil.  On the downside, you can't make it anywher as cheap as you can buy it.
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"Parfum" is the French word for perfume, so this is just a snooty way for the deodorant maker to make the ingredient list seem more sophisticated and special.\n\nParfum is generally not an alcohol itself, but there may be some alcohol used as a solvent to get it into the mixture that makes up your deodorant.
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This compound is used in perfumes. Also called anisole.
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The perfume hoax is about a man that is walking around trying to sell you perfume so he gets you to smell it. It is really some chemical that makes you pass out and he does whatever with you or your car after you are unconscious. I don't remember many of the details other than the fact that it is a hoax to scare people. Sorry I couldn't help much more.
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This website has a very nice description of how to make homemade soap\n\nhttp://www.teachsoap.com/soapmakingmethods.html
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Lighting a candle is clever but this website will guide you through this.\n\nhttp://www.diynetwork.com/diy/ca_crafts_projects/article/0,2041,DIY_13721_2270228,00.html
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No, My little girl made my little boy drank perfume before.I called Poison Control and they said that he would be fine.So you don't have anything to worry about.