To: melody_yesterday
You posted a recipe for making fragrance oil for fragrance lamps. I located the 91% alcohol that you recommended but as yet I have not located the perfume or essential oil that your recipe called for. Your recipe is as follows:
I buy mine @ AC Moore's. I'm sure any craft store in your area will carry it, hope this helps. (09/07/2005)
By Tammy M.
Try eBay. You can get some really good deals even with shipping prices there. That's where I get many of mine. Also, try calling a few of the natural stores in your area. If they don't carry what you want, ask who might - it works well! (09/08/2005)
By Sara C
You can also try a health food or natural foods store. (09/08/2005)
By Maryeileen
This is what I found, I believe it was posted on Thrifty Fun. It calls for .3 ounces of oil.
Here is a recipe for using Scent It fragrance oils in your Lampe Berger:
16 fl oz. isopropyl alcohol 91% vol. (473 ml) (Do not use ethyl or any other type of alcohol.)
.3 OZ. of fragrance oil (8.86 ml)
(Add more oil if you want a stronger scent. Try adjusting by increasing fragrance oil at .1 oz. increments.
(09/08/2005)
By it's.only.me
Try the Bath & Body Works store. (09/10/2005)
By Julie
Essential oils can be bought at massage places. (01/04/2006)
By mirta
I am having the same problem, it seems that by the time you buy the oils you could buy the stuff already made for not a whole lot more. I have experimented and found that if you have a problem with your wick going out, only fill your lamp 1/4 full. Also let it flame for a full 3 minutes.
By Jim A
I buy my fragrance oils at Wellington Fragrances on the internet. They have a huge supply and very nice people. (10/27/2006)
I found essential oils at General Nutrition Center in the Dallas Fort Worth TX area. One web site I read said try your local herbalist. (11/08/2006)
You can get it about anywhere, do not be fooled. Any oil will work, if it is not a heavy weighted oil. I started out with local Walmart type oils in the craft section, then I started into candle making and bought several kinds from reliable makers like Bittercreek, Scents Are Us, etc. - you can also buy on eBay under my link of fancynancys1stopshope.
By Nancy
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