• How to Make Perfume Using Essential Oils
    2020-09-29

    How to Make Perfume Using Essential Oils

    Store-bought perfume can be expensive, and you might not find exactly the scent you're looking for. So instead, you can create your own perfume using your favorite essential oil.Essential oil perfume is quick and easy to make, and the combinations are virtually endless. Simply keep track of how many drops of each essential oil you add to the carrier oil (the skin-friendly base oil that's used to dilute the essential oils), so you'll know how to replicate the recipe in the future. Besides creating your own signature scent, essential oil perfume can make a great personalized gift. Instructions 1.Prepare Your Bottle Clean out an old perfume bottle or other small glass bottle or jar. You can make as much or as little perfume as you want, but typically a bottle that fits around 4 ounces is ideal. 2.Add the Carrier Oil Take your carrier oil, and add around 2 to 3 ounces of it to your glass bottle. The measurement doesn't have to be precise. But do note that the more carrier oil you use, the more essential oils you'll need to achieve your desired scent. 3.Add the Base Note Now it's time to add drops of essential oil that will create the base note of the fragrance (the longest-lasting part of the scent). Cinnamon, jasmine, cedarwood, rose, vanilla, myrrh, and clove essential oils all make excellent base notes. Use roughly 15 drops of the base essential oil of your choice. 4.Add the Middle Note Essential oil for the middle note (the scent that comes out a little while after applying the fragrance) is next. Use roughly 15 drops of your chosen essential oil. Chamomile, geranium, juniper, pine, rosemary, ylang-ylang, nutmeg, lavender, cypress, and bay all make good middle notes. 5.Add the Top Note The top note (the scent you smell right away after application) is the last essential oil to complete your perfume. Again, you'll want to add around 15 drops to your perfume bottle. Some good top note essential oils include eucalyptus, lemon, grapefruit, peppermint, spearmint, sage, tea tree, and orange. 6.Add a Fixative Your homemade perfume is not complete without a fixative, which preserves the perfume and keeps it fresh. An effective and skin-friendly fixative is a vitamin E capsule. Simply stick a small pin or other sharp object into the capsule, and squeeze out the contents into your perfume bottle. 7.Shake to Combine Place the lid on your perfume bottle, and give it a good shake to combine all of the ingredients. If you make more than one bottle of essential oil perfume at a time, place an ingredients label on the bottle to help you remember which scent is inside. You can use the perfume right away. However, if you let it rest for a couple of weeks, the oils will have time to blend and the scent will be stronger and last longer when you wear it. The original written by Alicia Bodine
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  • How much fragrance or essential oil we need for making soap
    2020-09-24

    How much fragrance or essential oil we need for making soap

    Finding out how much fragrance or essential oil you need is really that simple. You can also use the calculator to create custom blends. Find the general recommended amounts for various products below - they are medium strength. Essential Oils: Cold Process Soap: 0.7 ounces per pound Melt and Pour Soap: 0.3 ounces per pound Rebatch Soap: 0.4 ounces per pound Lotion: 0.2 ounces per pound Liquid Soap: 0.2 ounces per pound Salts and Scrubs: 0.3 ounces per pound Candles: 0.8 ounces per pound Shampoo and Conditioner: 0.2 ounces per pound Fragrance Oils: Cold Process Soap: 0.7 ounces per pound Melt and Pour Soap: 0.3 ounces per pound Rebatch Soap: 0.4 ounces per pound Lotion: 0.2 ounces per pound Liquid Soap: 0.2 ounces per pound Salts and Scrubs: 0.3 ounces per pound Candles: 0.8 ounces per pound Shampoo and Conditioner: 0.2 ounces per pound Some fragrance and essential oils are light or exceedingly strong in soap, so you can always use a little more or a little less to your preference. For instance, English Rose Fragrance Oil is very strong, so you don’t need to use a full 0.7 ounces per pound of soap to get a strong scent. Always adjust to your personal preference.
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  • Congratulations to DHFF for winning the title of
    Sep 17,2020.

    Congratulations to DHFF for winning the title of "2020 China Top 100 Cosmetic Supply Chain"

    On September 1, the awards ceremony of the Top 100 Chinese Cosmetic Supply Chain Companies hosted by China Beauty.com was held in Guangzhou Baiyun International Conference Center. Tianjin DHFF Flavors and Fragrances Co., Ltd., the honorary president of Pingyao Branch of Tianjin Shanxi Chamber of Commerce (co-sponsor of China Shanxi Merchants Club), won the title of "Top 100 Cosmetic Supply Chains in China in 2020". This grand ceremony brought together many excellent industry suppliers and senior professionals, witnessed the birth of the top 100, discussed and exchanged new trends in the development of cosmetics industry innovation, technology, and regulations. The selection of the top 100 cosmetics supply chain companies in China is based on industry classification and reputation inspection from tens of thousands of supplier companies. The seven indicators of performance, scale, reputation, taxation, innovation, influence and future prospects are passed through industry announcements and combined Online voting and professional review were finally born. DHFF fragrance won this honor by virtue of its strength, and has won unanimous recognition within and outside the industry. As a local flavor company with a history of 26 years, DHFF has established a branch in Guangzhou since 2019 to serve important customers in southern China. 2020 is a special year. The sudden epidemic and the turbulent international situation have brought huge challenges to all walks of life. However, DHFF still firmly invests in the Guangzhou and South China markets, and moved to Guangzhou Yuexiu in June this year. The new site of the District China International Center. Today, Chinese consumers have developed to a stage where there are more diversified and personalized product demands. Feng Tianle, general manager of DHFF Flavors, said that DHFF is good at understanding consumer needs and preferences from a localized perspective, and hopes that in the future, it can make more use of its advantages in the field of scent research and innovation to help the development of customers of various brands, and is committed to working with customers for China Consumers bring richer and more creative ingenuity products, and obtain more sustainable development and progress in cooperation.
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  • Tea fragrance oils
    2020-09-10

    Tea fragrance oils

    1. Green tea is made from the new leaves or buds of the tea tree without fermenting, and is made through processes such as curing, shaping and drying. It retains the natural substances of the fresh leaves, and contains tea polyphenols, catechins, chlorophyll, caffeine, Nutritional ingredients such as amino acids and vitamins. The green color and tea soup preserve the green style of fresh tea leaves, hence the name. 2. Black tea, English is Black tea. During the processing of black tea, a chemical reaction centered on the enzymatic oxidation of tea polyphenols occurs. The composition of fresh leaves changes greatly, and tea polyphenols are reduced by more than 90%, resulting in new components and aroma substances such as theaflavins and thearubigens. It has the characteristics of black tea, red soup, red leaves, sweet and mellow. 3. White tea is a micro-fermented tea, a special treasure among Chinese teas. It is named because the finished tea is mostly buds, covered with pekoe, like silver and snow. One of the six major teas in China. The white tea is processed after drying or simmering without cracking or twisting. It has the characteristics of complete buds, full body, fresh fragrance, clear yellow-green soup, and light and sweet taste. Our flavor not only has the smellof tea, but also the taste . Welcome to contact us,If you are interested in them!good day
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  • Essential Oil Safety-Wonderful and Powerful If Used Safely
    2020-09-03

    Essential Oil Safety-Wonderful and Powerful If Used Safely

    Essential oils are some of the most amazing products of our natural world - and I love being able to incorporate them into my soap and candle recipes. The oils of aromatic plants have been used for centuries for both their smell and their medicinal applications. But just because something is natural doesn't mean it's good for you. Essential oils are powerful chemical compounds. They may smell wonderful but they need to be used (both by you, the soap and candle maker and by the people who will be using your soaps and candles,) carefully and conscientiously. All essential oils must be used with care, but here are 5 categories of essential oils that need to be used with extra care. 1.Sensitizing Essential Oils There are some essential oils that will cause skin irritation in people with very sensitive skin. They affect some folks, but not others - and not always right away. People can have no reaction to an essential oil for a while and then suddenly have a reaction. 2.Irritating Essential Oils Just because something is natural doesn't mean it's good for you. And just because something is good doesn't mean that more is better. There are some essential oils that can irritate the skin if used in too high a concentration. 3.Hazardous Essential Oils Though they may smell great, there are some essential oils that just need to be left alone...or at the very least, only used only by someone with significant essential oil experience. 4.Essential Oils to Avoid During Pregnancy Some essential oils have hormone-like effects, others stimulate the uterine muscles, others are just plain toxic. My rule of thumb, especially when there is a growing baby to consider, is an emphatic "better safe than sorry." 5.Toxic Essential Oils There are a number of essential oils that have chemical components that, while completely natural, need to be used with caution. Some are just "photo" toxic - that is, they become toxic when exposed to the sunlight. Others are just plain toxic, and should be avoided. Use with Caution - but by All Means Use! With some basic understanding of some of the powers and effects of essential oils, you can use them safely and to great effect in your projects. There are many safe and affordable essential oils out there. Get some, share some, borrow some - and experiment!
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  • Industrial Fragrance and Food Flavor
    2020-08-26

    Industrial Fragrance and Food Flavor

    Fragrance is so important to our life,  according to the usage, fragrance can be divided into two tyeps: industrial fragrance and food flavor. There are many applications for industrial fragrance, such as beauty care, personal care, home care and fabric care. They are designed for the body, face, hair, home fragrance, scented candles, air fresheners, fabric fresheners , laundry detergents, incense, reed diffuser and so on. By adding fragrance to the product, we makes the fragrance elegant and reflects the main effect of the product, so that you can feel the comfort and warmth of home . As for food flavors, they can used for making drink, candy, cake, bakery food and ice-cream. (the range of application is subjected to GB2760) Little additive, good effect and long lasting aroma, make our food more delicious. All fragrances need to be diluted, can't use directly. Pls note that it can't be taken alone. That’s very important,  pls keep in mind.
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