Fragrance/Sachet beads will absorb up to 30% fragrance oil!
Must color with oil-based color (candle or lip colors).
Fragrance Beads
are tiny clear beads that absorb fragrance oil. They are perfect to use
in air freshener sachets for your closets, drawers, cars, or even in
your vacuum cleaner. You can also use them in a glass container as
potpourri.
Be sure not to place the scented beads directly on wood or painted surfaces.
Directions
- To
color the bead you will need to add a drop of liquid oil based dye to
your fragrance oil and mix. The beads work the best with 15 to
20% fragrance oils.
- Add your beads to the colored fragrance oil.
- Stir the beads so they are colored evenly.
- Then let the beads dry. They take approximately 24 hours to absorb the fragrance and dry.
- Once the beads are dry you can put them in your containers, sachets, or even use them to stuff animals.
- The fragrance will last different amounts of time depending on the fragrance and the exposure.
- You can put more fragrance in the beads when they start to lose their scent.
These are hard little
beads that will absorb fragrance oil over 1 week. Agitate several times
a day. The beads will absorb the oil and become dry to the touch.
Package in an sachet or organza bag. You can use candle or lip/lotion
bar colors with these beads. Add glitter before color is dry if desire!
Reed Stick Aroma Diffuser Base
It will not only wick up a reed stick but slowly evaporate allowing the
scent to throw throughout the room. This is an excellent option for you
turn any fragrance or essential oil into a scented diffuser base.
Directions: Most
fragrances will work at 10-30%. Some fragrance formulas will only work
at 10%. It is best that you test your individual fragrance formula.
Diffuser Reed Sticks
These
reeds offer consistent quality and a high absorption rate. Reeds are
easy to use and will provide aroma in any environment without the
dangers of an open flame.
To
use: Place reeds in a container filled with reed diffuser oil, flip
reeds occasionally to freshen scent, replace reeds as needed.
Uncolored Natural Incense Cone
Instructions:
To make scented incense- First you will need to make your fragrance
"incense compatible". To do this, take 1 part fragrance and add 2 parts
DPG to it. Soak your incense sticks or cones in fragrance mixture for
24 hours. Remove from fragrance and allow to dry at ROOM TEMPERATURE
for at least 48 hours. Note: when making scented incense, do not use
full-strength fragrance without the DPG added...the incense will smoke
terribly.
DPG
(dipropylene glycol) is a liquid solvent used in preparing fragrance
for use in incense making. To prepare use my Concentrated Fragrance
oils for incense use: mix 1 part fragrance to 2 parts DPG.
Smelly Jelly Beads
Especially
formulated polymer crystals which are capable of holding 400 times
their weight in water. One pound of crystals makes approximately 90- 8
oz. jars! Take 1 level teaspoon smelly jelly crystals and add 7 oz.
warm distilled water. Add a few drops of liquid soap dye to the mixture
along with approximately 1 tablespoon fragrance oil. Allow the mixture
to swell for about 15 minutes and place into jar. This recipe fills (1)
8 oz. smelly jelly jar.
) 
