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What a wonderful way to wake up this morning - reading your message really made my day!! Something I was in need of, so thank you very much xoxo I am thrilled you love the channel and the content. I do enjoy the podcasts, I just need to find a way of organising myself and narrating them in a more comfortable environment. I don't go on trains otherwise that might be interesting, perhaps I could do them in my car when I'm on a road trip or in my Scent Studio whilst the weather is mild. Either way, you have encouraged me to find a way to resurrect them once I get a handle on scheduling my other social media posts - something I struggle with on a a daily basis! Thanks for your kind words. MJ xoxo

Hello Vivek, if the dust is in the bottle then you should wash it with alcohol not water, how are you washing them? If you can't get it out out then I would change suppliers and buy from vendors who don't sell dusty bottles! 😃

I got it from a medical supply company in Dubai! Maybe source a similar one in your area. Good luck! 😊✨️

Thank you so much! I shall report my findings on my channel once I get to Grasse and I'm so happy you are enjoying my content!

Great job 👏

@@thenakedperfumer Thank you, sending love from K🇰🇪nya.

Thank you so much! You're welcome 😊 🙏

Merci beaucoup 😁

Thanks 🤗

Yes absolutely!

Thank you so much! 💓

Ooooh that is food for thought Thank you 😊 I have so many ideas for videos but get so overwhelmed with what I should film so it's lovely to get some feedback on what my viewers want. Any particular materials you'd like me to discuss to get started!? #feelingmotivated

@@thenakedperfumer Thanks for the reply, what about Ambroxan materials. there are quite a few of them, let’s have your thoughts on them. How they differ from each other and if their usage is same as Ambroxan in a blend/accord

And that's what makes the world such an interesting place 🥰

OMG what were you burning? Are you sure it was frankincense? 🙃😂

I used a brand called Soapery but I just checked and it seems like they don't have jojoba oil at the moment. I bought it of Amazon and the great thing about that is, you can do the fridge test and if it turns out to he fake, you can send it back and get a refund!

You're welcome 😊 🙏

I used a brand called Soapery but I just checked and it seems like they don't have jojoba oil at the moment. I bought it of Amazon and the great thing about that is, you can do the fridge test and if it turns out to he fake, you can send it back and get a refund!

They are not for everyone I agree and the synthetics even worse! 😆

You don't need the base of a perfume to have a scent you use it as a carrier for the fragrance and add essential oils or aroma chemicals to it fir example Aldehyde C18 is a coconut 🥥 scent

@@thenakedperfumer oh ok, do you recommend any specific company for the coconut smell

@@digitalcurrency4737 depends where you are based, Pell Well in the UK is good and so is Perfumer's apprentice in the US

@@thenakedperfumer I'm also looking for a good sea salt and white pepper scent, got any recommendations?

You're welcome 😊 glad you love the video 📹 You leave them for 24 hours to begin with and makes notes, then leave for a week and see how it's changed, then leave for another 3 weeks. Some formulas need even longer but you'll get the hang of it after lots of practice!

@@thenakedperfumer Thanks a lot for the quick reply , I was trying to experiment with Vanillin and Cedarwood 1% dilutions and trying their combination, so I should start by leaving them for 1 day using this method right to get an estimate?

Yes exactly! I would use those at 10% though... Real vanilla 1% yes 😁

​@@thenakedperfumerso It would be 10% using this method to better gauge the scent? As in a real perfume I believe both of them at 10% would be quite strong right?

You don't use the diluted collection in the final perfume it is for experimental purposes only. Maybe you need to take a professional perfumery course!

I don't know what you mean 😏

You are so welcome 🙏 🤗 Thank you so much for watching and appreciating it 🥰😍

You're welcome 😊 Thank you for watching 👀 😊

You're welcome 😊 🙏

I just thought they were awful and cheap smelling for the high price tag. And nothing special at all. I love VB that's why I was so disappointed I so wanted to love them 😔

@@thenakedperfumer To me they are not cheap at all. I have over 300 niche perfumes and I was impressed by them as they are not typical smells and they feel like niche perfumes. They are pricy yes as most niche perfumes are. The yellow is my favourite and feels very powerful! La petite mort perfume seems lovely.

What a wonderful thing to say Thank you so much! 💓 You must have some fascinating scent stories of your own 🙂👸

Thank you so much! 💓

They are diluted. You should always experiment with diluted oils to save money and materials. It also gives a better impression of the final product if you're planning to make alcohol based perfumes! I hope that helps 🙏 🙂

@@thenakedperfumer thank you so much! But how about for oil-based?

The same for oil based... dilute in the oil you intend to use them in, example, jojoba oil or fractionated coconut ​@@shayevalenzuela8488

@@thenakedperfumer thank you so much for the help and clarification! ❤️

​@@shayevalenzuela8488you're welcome 🎉

You can. BIOYLANG sell it in bulk direct from the distiller in Comoros 🇰🇲

Do you have any contact details of the manufacturer or distiller?

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Yes I know that of course. This is just a simple way of experimenting with 2 oils and seeing their interactions. If you watch my other videos I talk about how in perfumery we use only weights 😊 but Thank you for your comment

Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐 🥳 🙃

Just regular grapefruit essential oil. Don't be fooled by pink grapefruit marketing. Look for the Latin name Citrus paradisi

That's more than most!!! It was hard this week! Glad you enjoyed it

Yes for experimenting only not for creating. It gives you a quick impression of the oils interactions with each other and ratio considerations. If you watched my other videos where I explain that we use weights in perfumery then perhaps you'd not be too quick to judge

Are you being facetious? 🤣

@@thenakedperfumer well observed, no but for real I respect that you can laugh about it.

I laugh at most things but this is a true statement from a client who used the grapefruit body butter I used to make in Dubai. The act of massaging an area she probably never massaged before would have helped anyway, and I'm not trying to sell snake oil, I just tell it like it is. I have nothing to gain from what I say. But thanks for your comments it helps my videos gain more exposure, even the flippant comments.