How to Make Jasmine Scent Using Enfleurage
Obtain unscented moisturising cream., Smear the moisturising cream inside a jar., Press the jasmine flowers against the moisturised sides of the jar., Fasten the lid., Replace the jasmine flowers., Perform a smell test., Remove the jasmine flowers...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Obtain unscented moisturising cream.
Choose a good quality version, and look for a type suitable to your skin. -
Step 2: Smear the moisturising cream inside a jar.
Cover all the inside sides of the jar with the moisturising cream in a thick layer.
The jar must be wide enough for you to be able to get your hands inside and move them around. , Press them face downwards into the cream; they will stick automatically.
Cover all the inside of the jar. , Put the jar in a warm place to stand.
The jar should be left to stand for several weeks, preferably up to a month if you have the patience. , Every day that you keep the jar standing, you will need to replace the jasmine flowers by removing the old ones and adding new ones. , After two
- three weeks smell the jar to see how strong the scent has become.
If it is already strong enough for you, proceed to the next step.
If not, continue the process to at least one month, by which time the scent should be strong enough. , Once the scent is strong enough, finally remove the flowers.
Stir in some more moisturising cream and mix to distribute the scented part thoroughly through the cream.
Place into a small pot.
You should now be the proud owner of a delightful jasmine scented moisturising cream. , -
Step 3: Press the jasmine flowers against the moisturised sides of the jar.
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Step 4: Fasten the lid.
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Step 5: Replace the jasmine flowers.
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Step 6: Perform a smell test.
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Step 7: Remove the jasmine flowers.
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Step 8: Finished.
Detailed Guide
Choose a good quality version, and look for a type suitable to your skin.
Cover all the inside sides of the jar with the moisturising cream in a thick layer.
The jar must be wide enough for you to be able to get your hands inside and move them around. , Press them face downwards into the cream; they will stick automatically.
Cover all the inside of the jar. , Put the jar in a warm place to stand.
The jar should be left to stand for several weeks, preferably up to a month if you have the patience. , Every day that you keep the jar standing, you will need to replace the jasmine flowers by removing the old ones and adding new ones. , After two
- three weeks smell the jar to see how strong the scent has become.
If it is already strong enough for you, proceed to the next step.
If not, continue the process to at least one month, by which time the scent should be strong enough. , Once the scent is strong enough, finally remove the flowers.
Stir in some more moisturising cream and mix to distribute the scented part thoroughly through the cream.
Place into a small pot.
You should now be the proud owner of a delightful jasmine scented moisturising cream. ,
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