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Timestamps:
00:00 - Why sell reed diffusers?
03:35 - How to make reed diffusers
06:20 - How is perfumery different for reed diffusers?
17:58 - Visual demonstration
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Starting your own perfume brand? I host my online store with Shopify: shopify.pxf.io/jryWdn
I am also interested in learning about it, but I very much appreciate the chemistry involved in the process
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! Thanks so much! Keep them coming please...
Yes please do some more on this!! and if you crack musk / vanilla notes in diffusers...brilliant thankyou
Will do - for vanilla, a very small amount of ethyl vanillin seems to work fine from my tests so far
Im using musk for one of my reed diffuser and its true thats not climb easly up to reed sticks.
I'm making my own reed diffusers & would be looking forward to more videos on them 😊😊
I thoroughly enjoyed this video! Just clicked the like button and subscribed - looking forward to more great content from your channel!
Thank you!
Nice content, Sam. Do you think is it possible to make a difusor just with iso e super (my fiancée loves it’s smell). If is it possible, what would be the concentration of it, please ?
Thank you so much!
Nice video, Sam. Have you ever tried to make room sprays? I would love to hear your thoughts about that!
Nope - I’m not too sure what the product base would be
Thanks for shaing!
Thanks!
So interesting!!
You could do a customer reactions vlog at the market.
Yeah, not sure how people would feel about being filmed though
Which is more recommended to use for Reed diffusers. fine alcohol or base Reed diffuser . I’m totally confused between this options. I use perfumery alcohol but it’s expensive and not only that I just wanna do the way it’s supposed to be. NEED HELP HERE PLEASE 🙏🏼 ❤❤
Please do give us an update on your reed diffuser efforts.
Hi Sam! I found you while looking for videos on how to create Reed diffusers; your content is really useful to watch, so thank you for that! I wanted to ask you in regard to the IFRA limits of for example sandalwood is at 50% for 10A, is this 50% of the 25% of fragrance used or could I only use Sandalwood since it’s 50% limit?? I hope I am making sense!
Also, why is there such a difference between limits, with some being in the lowest percentages like Oud at 4.16% and others like Patchouli at 100%? All being fragrance oils.
I am looking forward to your response! Keep up with the amazing content!
10a % mean how much you can put max with this fragrance oil. For example if you have 100ml bottle maximum you can put 50ml or lower for that specific fragrance oil.
Can we use this reed diffuser for waterless cold air HVAC system diffuser?
Great vid and awesome info… Mo
Thank you!
Thanks your experience , i hear about its important the quality of reeds (rattan bambu,,,) measure of reeds and even change Up/dowm reeds each 3 days
And neck bottle best narrow possible
Excuse my english 🙏
Yes, those things are all true :)
When comes out the Android version of the app? Portugal is waiting for it ❤
I tried to refresh my reed diffuser with my perfume supplies, NOPE, not good. Thanks for this info. I would like to hear how your experiments go with a new product offering!
Haha well good luck on your next trials!
I've read online that you're not supposed to use synthetics in a Reed diffuser (only EOs and Frangrace oils), which makes no sense to me at all. Is that true? If so then why?
Super video! I need to clear something up as a relative noob. In the world of perfumery, what is a Fragrance Oil? If we look at eau de cologne, eau de toilette, and eau de parfum as the results of mixing quality materials with "carriers", then what is an FO, and what is the "carrier" within it? Thanks a million!!!
Watch my video on fragrance oils :)
Thought about this too. Wax melts are another one, that seem less intensive than candles.
Yep me too - I wonder how much of a problem wax compatibility is though
Yep me too - I wonder how much of a problem wax compatibility is though
Yep me too - I wonder how much of a problem wax compatibility is though
I would be interested in follow up videos as you work through your experiments. I have some lower quality materials that have no practical purpose. Perhaps this is the answer to recover those costs.
Thank you! Be sure to check out the latest video :)
Sam, Im using Denatured alcohol (75-80%) and 20-25% Fragrance oil and it works fine. Do you have any other tips?
Nope
Hi
Can you share which brand of denature you’re using please? I use perfume alcohol but it’s a little pricey . Thank you
Hello, has anyone any idea why for example i have made 20% fragrance oil with augeo multi clean base diffuser it performed once ok and other time almost no smell(same fragrance, same fiber reeds, bottle just diffirent place i placed it). Also i dont get stronger scent throw if i make 20% fragrance load vs 15%, or if i put more reeds. I must do something wrong? Im struggling with augeo base tbh.
How about car hanging diffuser you can also make?
This is why I came here! 😂
Hi sam please help me 🙏 if an aromatic chemical in its pure version has to be diluted in 1% and I buy a version that comes diluted in 10% in how many percent do I have to dilute?
In that case, you dilute the 10% version to 10% again to get 1% :)
What is in the base that you use, did you try different bases or make your own. I tried grapeseed oil because somewhere online said any of these X number of oils would work. Turns out it's not very good. I have heard dipropaline glycol or glycerine mixed with alcohol works well but what did your experiments reveal? What do commercial brands use and is that the best or just the cheapest. Edit. Sorry you are still using Augeo, what's in that?
A lot of commercial brands use DPG but now augeo is becoming much more widespread. You can experiment to find what’s best for you. Grapeseed oil is not suitable.
@@sammacer thanks
Hi sir
Please make a video other types of DIFFUSER and formulation we need to more learn more from you sir
I hope to do a video about the results
Im spaniard .Here we have one business similar watercooler replacement 5 galones bottle but with bottles of perfum for profesional diffusers electric.its a business service where you change the reffil each month
You could also sell the smaller version of your perfume right?? For example 10 ml
Yes I could. I did use to.
Hello,
How to make electric diffuser compound
Regards
is augeo clean multi same with iso p glycerol
Hey Sam how are you, is the solvent you used MMB
I used Augeo
Anxiously waiting for Android ver of app.
❤️
thanks a lot
Hi I found nice content. To start business, Is it required to be university graduate in chemical field ?
Thanks - and no, it’s not!
For me, Christmas tree = black spruce + fir absolute
Videos like this are awesome by the way! I'd love to learn more about different kinds of fragrance products.
Thank you!! Exactly along the lines I was thinking. I heard pine and fir balsam abs before but I really prefer black spruce EO. I don’t have proper fir balsam abs but I do have similar things. Sadly they didn’t diffuse properly in my diffuser tests since they’re more base notes - I wonder if the real stuff is the same 😒
@@sammacer I don't know...but perhaps the fir/pine/spruce resins are too gloopy to diffuse well via reeds? I think that a 'Christmas' smell would be very dependent on what the consumer smelled as a child; did their parents buy a Scotch pine or a balsam fir tree? Did someone bake with cinnamon, filling the home with seasonal scent? Did you eat goose or ham for Christmas dinner? If Grandmother always visited on Christmas, and always wore the same fragrance, that would become a purely personal association. Then there's the whole modern idea of 'holiday' scents, to which we've all been exposed, which may blur memories.
Can you tell us why not to use alcohol in Reed diffuser?
They would diffuse out too quickly.
I have noticed that when you put essential oils into Augeo it dampens the aroma of essential oils significantly. This is as compared to a dilution using a natural base oil. I would imagine it also dampens the smell as compared to an equal dilution of alcohol, I would expect the volatility of the ethanol Vs the Augeo would be the difference. But this is confusing to me that they smell less in Augeo than just an oil. What are your thoughts on this?
Also now I have a blend of essential oils I like, what synthetics should I buy to improve the scent throw and performance?
I haven’t really tested augeo against other bases so can’t comment unfortunately! And I recommend top notes: the possibilities are really endless so I couldn’t list them all here :)
@@sammacerplease do note them.
Where did you study perfumery?
I taught myself
Perfumes incense sticks and spray perfumes
Howmuch dincyty of compounds spriding. By using of method
Hi Sam, I pretend to start to make Wax melts. I can sell them without a industrial license. 🎉😊
Same for other things no?
@@sammacer Sam here in Portugal you cannot sell cosmetics (Perfumes) if they are not produced in a place with an industrial license. Waxmelts and candles are not cosmetics, so I can sell them even if I make them at home.
@@marianabastos2278 e também precisa de um monte de documentos, assinados por químicos e também precisa de autorização para comercializar.... No Brasil é mais fácil, mas também é caro para legalizar 😢
@@marianabastos2278 mas foi bom saber que não é necessário licença para vender os ambientadores 🥰🥰🥰
what is diffuser base? contents
Augeo
@@sammacer thanks
Nice share
Thanks