Creating your own perfume from dropper bottles: Methods, mechanics, and mathematics - Paperback

by Philip Goutell (Author)

Turn the perfume you made yourself into a commercial product you can sell Your experiments with perfume making can lead you to create a perfume that immediately wins praise from others, along with the suggestion that you should sell it. This could be the beginning of a fragrance business for you -- but only if you can master the steps needed to turn the small supply off fragrance you have made into a much larger batch, one that can fill dozens, or even hundreds, of bottles.

If you've been working with dropper bottles you know just how tedious it is to produce a large enough batch of your fragrance to fill even a dozen bottles, much less 50, 100, 1,000 or more, but this is something you will have to do if you want to make money with your fragrance.

Creating your own perfume from dropper bottles: Methods, mechanics, and mathematics explains, step-by-step, the methods professionals use to turn their small, "trial" batches into enough gallons to fill tens of thousands of bottles. These are the same methods you will use too. Surprisingly, they are not difficult to master and the equipment needed is nothing more than is shown on the cover of the book. If, like so many, you get hooked on selling your own perfume, you will use these simple, inexpensive laboratory tools over and over again.

Get your copy of Creating your own perfume from dropper bottles: Methods, mechanics, and mathematics now and join the ranks of those who have found profit from their personal fragrance creations