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Hey guys, I'm really interested in formulating an oil-based Bouquet of Leather (with Essential Oils), but...I haven't a clue about where to begin. (Having a number of formulas to examine would sure be a good place to start!) What I'm personally looking for, however, is that it *must* be "macho". ;o) Anyone got any ideas, perhaps?
Take Care,
Wade MacMorrighan
Take Care,
Wade MacMorrighan
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Re: Formulating a Leather Bouquet (ie. Fragrance)?
Wed, April 4, 2007 - 9:11 PMdefinitely _Birch oil_
also musk
possibly galbanum
add maybe a top and mid note, et voila!
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Re: Formulating a Leather Bouquet (ie. Fragrance)?
Mon, December 8, 2008 - 2:19 PMGalbanum, Moschatus Abel, Oakmoss, A litle oud maybe , labdanum, a tiny bit of liquidamber orientalis, cedarwood, Rosewood, Larch!
this should be the most significant scents o create a leather odor, maybe you like some sugar or honey as well for the sligtly sweet scent.....not too much amber, mor galbanum and oakmoss in combine with oakmoss.
this should do it
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Re: Formulating a Leather Bouquet (ie. Fragrance)?
Wed, December 10, 2008 - 6:15 PMall 'leather' scents, in the industry, are based on one sole ingredient.. three guesses (not from one person) and i'll tell you. hee hee.
if you are clever enouph, ya can make it at home! -
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Re: Formulating a Leather Bouquet (ie. Fragrance)?
Wed, December 17, 2008 - 7:54 PMLeather is supposed to smell good? -
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Re: Formulating a Leather Bouquet (ie. Fragrance)?
Wed, December 17, 2008 - 8:30 PM"leather" is a perfume term used that describes alot of old-fasioned mens colognes- russian leather, etc. etc. it is generally regarded by the industry as an old standard for a 'mans' scent, lol
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Re: Formulating a Leather Bouquet (ie. Fragrance)?
Mon, December 29, 2008 - 1:47 PMleather smells amazing IMO. Deer or Elk is my favorite... but I've also been working with leather since childhood. Reminds me of home :)
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