Can you make scented oils for soap and candle making from household spices, like vanilla,cinammon,almond etc.? - vanilla soap
I would try to scented oils and spices I have at home if you can.
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Vanilla Soap Can You Make Scented Oils For Soap And Candle Making From Household Spices, Like Vanilla,cinammon,almond Etc.?
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It is not easy. Which "must be" dissolved or emulsified in oil first.
The oils of most fragrances) are available at a reasonable price (as a rule. Avoid "Aromatic oils are expensive.
Check whether) they use at Wal-Mart, dollar stores, drugstores or in time, including age (including oils, to make sweets.
I understand that there are places to deliver online - "Candle-making.
Yes, you can use a neutral oil like the smell of peanuts. Put in a bottle, add a small piece of vanilla pod and leave in the dark. Check daily and discard the pod when the scent is to your taste.
The same with the stick of cinnamon or cloves - both in a mortar pestle, grind up and smell enough to catch but not too smooth at a later date. Powdered spices are not yet used jewelry, toilet or kitchen!
I do not know to make your own almond scent, though - what you really feel the microscopic quantities of cyanide in almonds is yes, but not a good idea in an enclosed space like a bottle!
Enjoy!
No, I think it would work because the heat could be the smell away. The fragrant oil must be very concentrated, with soap and candles to work.
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