Modern techniques for making perfume
Modern techniques for making perfume by Anya McCoy | Jan 7, 2018 | Anya's Garden Perfumes , Healthy perfume , How to Make Perfume , Hydrosols , study perfumery | 2 comments Perfumers need to be savvy about how to provide a safe product to their customers. Perfume bottles and lab equipment can arrive from the factory with contaminants such as dust, bits of odds and ends (like paper), pesticides (from warehouse spraying), and other assorted things that need to be removed before filling or shipping. If you’re into making perfume or perfume products, you should read this. Isn’t the New Year all about making good choices, and upping your game? Making sure you offer a sanitized (or more) product should be a goal for every perfumer. Trio of Anya’s Garden Perfumes – bottles and caps washed before filling to meet sanitary standards I’m a bit of an OCD germaphobe to begin with, so making my product containers either sanitary, disinfected, or sterile (depending on the end use) is