There are indeed lots if reasons to use perfume now than ever! One of which are: the use of perfume can grately reduce rate at which you change your Waldrop and the amount you spend on dry cleaning. No wonder the need for quality perfumes are in high demand.
Another good reason you should be thinking of making your own perfume is because it can also be another source of income for you; leave it of take it – if you must survive in this economy; you need to LEARN MORE SKILLS TO EARN MORE!
However, the aim of any Perfume is to produce nice fragrance on our body or on the cloth where it is applied. It is also used to create a compelling personality. The use of a good perfume helps to create self confidence in the wearer. It is now an integral part of our daily make-up gear.
Perfumes come in different shapes of bottles, colours and brand name. It might interest you to know that perfume is one of the easiest things you can produce, with little capital, equipment, time and armed with the formulation that will be given to you below. You can make perfume that is custom made for a particular person; that is to say that the perfume I will teach below can never be seen in the market. There are endless possibilities and all you have to do is keep an open mind and allow your creativity to soar.
INSTUMENTS NEEDED FOR PRODUCING PERFUME
- Mixer chamber
- Measuring cylinder
- Stirrer
S/n Raw Materials Quantity
1 Methanol 50 grams
2 Avalon (Raw perfume) 1.5 kg
3 Colourant (optional) 2.5 kg
4 Glycerine (optional) 1 kg
5 Water (optional) 10 kg
6 Blue river (Raw perfume) 1.9 kg
7 Tahoe (Raw perfume) 5 kg
8 212 (Raw perfume) 1 kg
STEP BY STEP PROCEDURE IN PRODUCING PERFUME
Step 1: Wash all the apparatus to be used very well to avoid impregnation of any unwanted odour or aroma
Step 2: Measure out the raw perfumes into the mixing chamber
Step 3: Add the methanol and stir to homogeneity
Step 3b: Add the water (if you want to). I should tell you that adding water will reduce the quality of your perfume but if you are producing for the off the shelf market, you will need to add water
in order to maximal profit. But if you are into bespoke production please do not add water
- Add glycerin (only if you are into bespoke production)
- Add colour if you want, but be informed that it might cause staining of cloths when used
on white cloths
- Leave to stand for 2 hours before packaging
- Package your product ready for the market
Very helpful, thanks for the training on perfume. Pls the production is for what quantity. thanks
Thank you ma. God will continue to bless and increase you in Jesus name. helpers will not be far from you and your children in Jesus name.
Amen, and you too.
I’m interested in the training. When is it commencing?
Next month
I need you to please explain the terms ‘bespoke’ and ‘off the shelf’ productions
Do you train people and issue certificate?
We train but don’t issues certificate for now. Thanks
Thanks a lot. producing for sale won’t attract NAFDAC arrest?
Yes, except you are producing in a large scale.
Great info. Thanks a lot. Please I’m interested in a practical session. Where is your location in Lagos please?
@Donald, unfortunately we are done with all practical training sessions for the year 2018. We will be doing another training by February next year. Just subscribe to how newsletters and you will be updated.
i need a video tutorial on Perfume making Air Freshner Bar Soap
@Nwoburuoke, you can only have them if you come for our training. As we don’t sell our resources for now. Thanks for visiting https://www.earnbase.com
Please I need a tutorial on cold water starch… Like express… Thanks so much
If you do; contact 08060023272. It’s not FREE!
Wao i’ve learnt a lot here.i can confidently produce by God’s grace thanks to our teacher
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Good evening. Please I have being wanting to make air freshener like that of drum air freshener block type but don’t know how.
Please can you please teach this. Will so much love it and I sure others will appreciate it too.
Thank you for your response.
Hi! Nice work you’re doing here. I learnt methsnol is harmful to human yet it’s part of the chemicals you listed out. Is there no alternatives?
I didn’t quite understand some terms in your teaching, like bespoke… Please explain better. Thank you
Please I noticed you said 50kg of Tahoe (raw perfume) isn’t that a lot?
@Afoma, thanks for pointing this out! Actually the 50kg was a typo error; it is actually 5kg.
Thanks once again
I believe the measurement for the raw perfume should be in litre not kilogram. This error could be due to much workload, I assume. God bless you
Nice tutorial, I want to try it out, where can I buy the ingredients?
@Yemo, can you please supply your location? We can help you send the chemicals.
However, you can also get it from some local chemical shop in the market like Ojota Market if you are in Lagos.
Quite a few perfumes use food flavours in them, so extracts are an easy way of incorporating them into your own creations. Can you elaborate. Is there any additional information like what you would prefer to use as a stabilizer. I remember reading somewhere there is a chemical to hold the sent in for longevity, and a chemical to let this sent out for a good strong smell on the body. I m not sure if that s a secret that people want to keep but it would be fun to know this.