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| Scent | Item # | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
New Bottles | |||
NEW! 7 oz. Foam Soap Bottles w/ Deep Rose Cap and Clear Rose Dust Cover | FSB-DR7 | Pkg. of 1 | $1.25 |
 | FSB-7-DR10 | Pkg. of 10 | $11.00 |
| FSB-7-DR50 | Pkg. of 50 | $50.00 | |
| FSB-7-DR100 | Pkg. of 100 | $95.00 | |
New Fragrance and Essential Oils | |||
NEW! Blue Marine | PFO-BMA | 1/8 oz. | $3.50 |
| (Fresh, clean, outdoor scent.) | PFO-BMA2 | 1/2 oz. | $7.00 |
| BO-BMA4 | 4 oz. | $28.00 | |
NEW! Brown Sugar Fragrance Oil | PFO-BSU | 1/8 oz. | $3.50 |
| (Delicious, just like the real thing!) | PFO-BSU2 | 1/2 oz. | $7.00 |
| BO-BSU4 | 4 oz. | $28.00 | |
| PFO-CNS | 1/8 oz. | $3.50 | |
| (Cedar spiced with cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg.) | PFO-CNS2 | 1/2 oz. | $7.00 |
| BO-CNS4 | 4 oz. | $28.00 | |
NEW! Coconut, Lime, Lemon Verbena Fragrance Oil | PFO-CLV | 1/8 oz. | $3.50 |
| (BBW Type.) | PFO-CLV2 | 1/2 oz. | $7.00 |
| PFO-CLV4 | 4 oz. | $28.00 | |
NEW! Ginger Sorbet Fragrance Oil | PFO-GS | 1/8 oz. | $3.50 |
| (Origins Type.) | PFO-GS2 | 1/2 oz. | $7.00 |
| PFO-GS4 | 4 oz. | $28.00 | |
NEW! Stargazer Lily Fragrance Oil | PFO-SGL | 1/8 oz. | $3.50 |
| PFO-SGL2 | 1/2 oz. | $7.00 | |
| PFO-SGL4 | 4 oz. | $28.00 | |
NEW! White Tea Fragrance Oil | PFO-WT | 1/8 oz. | $3.50 |
| PFO-WT2 | 1/2 oz. | $7.00 | |
| PFO-WT4 | 4 oz. | $28.00 | |
NEW! Oil of Blood Orange Essential Oil | EO-BOR | 1/8 oz. | $3.50 |
| EO-BOR2 | 1/2 oz. | $7.00 | |
| BO-BOR4 | 4 oz. | $28.00 | |
Ginger Sorbet Sugar Scrub
- 1 1/4 c. Granulated White Sugar
- 1/4 cup Sweet Almond Oil
- 1/4 cup Anti-Bacterial Liquid Soap
- 2 Tbsp. Glycerin
- 1/4 cup Colloidal Oatmeal
- 1Tbsp. Honey
- 2 tsp. Ginger Sorbet Fragrance Oil
- 10 drops Oil of Lemon
- 10 drops Oil of Pink Grapefruit
- 10 drops Oil of Sweet Orange
- 1 tsp. Vitamin E Oil
Mix all ingredients and fill a clean jar. May be used all over the body. Delicious fragrance and nourishing to your skin.
Ginger Sorbet Fizzing Bath Milk
- 1/2 cup Citric Acid
- 1 cup Whole Milk Powder
- 1 cup Epsom salts
- 3/4 tsp. Ginger Sorbet Fragrance Oil
Mix and allow to air dry overnight. Mix again and fill a container. Use 1/2 c. per bath.
Ginger Sorbet Mist
- 8 oz. Perfume Diluent
- 1 tsp. Ginger Sorbet fragrance oil
- 10 drops Oil of Lemon
- 10 drops Oil of Bergamot
- 10 drops Oil of Sweet Orange
Gently combine and fill a spray bottle. Add a silk flower bloom for added visual appeal.
Ginger Sorbet Soap
- 1 lb. Opaque Glycerin Soap Base
- 1/4 lb. Clear Glycerin Soap Base
- 1 Tbsp.+ 1 tsp. Ginger Sorbet Fragrance Oil
- 2 drops Caramel Colorant
- 2 drops Yellow Colorant
- Mold of choice*
- Cheese planer to make curls of soap
Melt clear glycerin soap, add caramel and yellow colorants and 1 tsp. Ginger Sorbet fragrance oil. I use a Rubbermaid drawer divider to make a slice of soap. When it is hard, loosen and remove soap. Use the cheese planer to slice down the side and form curls. Put curls in the freezer. Melt opaque soap, add 1 Tbsp. Ginger Sorbet fragrance oil. Cool a few minutes. Stir and pour into molds, 3/4 full. Allow to cool , if skin forms, slit with a knife to add soap curls. Remove soap curls from freezer and add to soap molds. These smell exactly like Origins expensive products. What a wonderful scent. Perfect for women and men.
*Recipe will make four 4.5 oz. bars or five 4 oz. bars.
Containers should be clean, dry and sterile. For best results, boil your storage bottles in hot water for 10 minutes and then allow them to air dry.
Store your supplies and finished products in a cool, dark place such as a linen closet. Light, extreme heat and steam can damage your fragrances. Your bathroom medicine cabinet should not be used for storing your products! Changes in color and viscosity indicate a perfume is old and should be discarded immediately.
Test your fragrance blends for skin sensitivity before use. If there is no redness or reaction after 24 hours, the blend is safe to use on your skin.
Do not use full strength oils directly on the skin. Always dilute with Jojoba, Sweet Almond, Perfume Diluent, etc. Our oils are very concentrated and may cause skin irritation if not diluted.
Label all finished products with the name and the date when they were created.
NEVER use metal containers or implements, as a chemical reaction may occur causing your scent to be altered. Use only plastic (in the microwave), enamel or glass pans (on the stove) to heat any mixtures that contain fragrance and/or essential oils.
If glycerin is used in a recipe with water, be sure to blend these two ingredients first to avoid excess bubbles.
If you plan to add flowers to your blends for color and decoration, make sure they are chemical free.
Making your own products is fun for yourself and for gift giving but if you decide to sell your fragrant creations to the public make sure you educate yourself with the current FDA regulations. You are required by law to only use containers approved for cosmetic use and to properly label all packaging.
An exert from the book Perfumes, Splashes & Colognes
by Nancy Booth
The strength and longevity of a scent created to use on the body is ranked according to the concentration of essential or fragrance oils in an alcohol and distilled water base. Even though it is not listed, there is distilled water in every fragrance. In perfume and eau de parfum, distilled water is present in the alcohol base. In all cases, the presence of distilled water softens a fragrance and slows its evaporation rate.
The longevity of any fragrance depends on the exact amount of essential or fragrance oil used, each individual's body chemistry, and the circumstances under which the fragrance is worn. For example, a perfume worn by a person with dry skin living in a cold climate will not last as long as the same perfume worn by a person who has oily skin living in a warm climate.
| Formulation Type | Fragrance or Essential Oil | Perfume Diluent |
|---|---|---|
| Perfume | 20% to 30% | 70% to 80% |
| Cologne | 15% to 20% | 80% to 85% |
| Eau de Cologne | 12% to 17% | 83% to 88% |
| Eau de Toilette | 5% to 10% | 90% to 95% |
| Aftershave | 2% to 5% | 95% to 98% |