Perfumery Basics: My Home Perfumery Setup, Organ, Material Storage

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  • Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2024

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  • @topc6444
    @topc6444 4 года назад +2

    Little nice setup. Really enjoing it!

    • @bkscents7050
      @bkscents7050  4 года назад

      It’s my little humble area. I try my best to not buy too many things and keep only on hand what I know I’ll use in the next year or so (material shelf life) 😊

  • @kurush61
    @kurush61 4 года назад +1

    Nice to see the set up. Love the guitars too, mine are pretty much decorations at this point haha. Maybe one day I’ll feel inspired to play music again

    • @bkscents7050
      @bkscents7050  4 года назад

      Same here....they have been hung on those walls now for 4 years.... unplayed. They are just decorations I can't seem to part with

  • @portraitofafragrance8368
    @portraitofafragrance8368 3 года назад +2

    Would love to see a video of how you use and dilute ethal valllinine, ambroxan, etc

    • @bkscents7050
      @bkscents7050  3 года назад +1

      For small batch trial blending, Ambrox I use at 10% dilution......ethyl vanillin I use at 5% dilution.

    • @portraitofafragrance8368
      @portraitofafragrance8368 3 года назад +1

      Thanks. Great channel. I was a musician as well. Still am kind of. Have guitars on the wall beside my station lol

  • @wrldonwill
    @wrldonwill 4 года назад +1

    Nice channel you have. Keep up the great work!

  • @ray745
    @ray745 3 года назад +1

    Really love this informative vid! A question I had was regarding safety. Your room looks like a room where people can come and go, sit and maybe watch you blend, etc.
    If I were to set up my materials and blend in a room where others would also come and go, what are some safety measures you’d recommend? I know to keep materials away from children but what else would be helpful if the room I’m blending in is one where other people also enter from turn to time?

    • @bkscents7050
      @bkscents7050  3 года назад

      as long as you keep your materials stored away in a safe place, out of reach and/or possibly in cabinets/drawers, you should be fine. Just make sur the materials dont come in contact with skin/touch, or easy access to them...cause that can cause material cross contamination. If you have materials sitting out on a organ/shelf...just make sure its out of reach from children/animals. The only thing visitors in the blend room should worry about is the overpowering smell of a bunch of materials, lol. Even in my room i have everything stored away in drawer cabinets, and the room just smells like a massive scent bubble the minute you walk in.

  • @contrebande_co
    @contrebande_co 4 года назад +2

    YAAAAS, finally.

    • @bkscents7050
      @bkscents7050  4 года назад +1

      This was for you, you know...lol

    • @contrebande_co
      @contrebande_co 4 года назад +1

      @@bkscents7050 I have to admit that I do. 😜 But I think others will like it too.

  • @scentremix6201
    @scentremix6201 4 года назад +2

    Cool! 👍🏼

  • @LucasBorioMakeUp
    @LucasBorioMakeUp День назад

    What dyes do you use for perfume? what are that type of dyes called?

  • @brucewayne375
    @brucewayne375 4 года назад +2

    💥✨💥✨👍🏼

  • @Raafxt
    @Raafxt 3 года назад +1

    For glass cylinders or glass beakers. Everytime I need to reuse them to combine aroma chemicals, what should I wash the glass beaker with ? Just water ? Dish soap ? I’m not sure.

    • @bkscents7050
      @bkscents7050  3 года назад

      I just use water and soap. Unless there's a real sticky residue on there from stuff like labdanum or benzoin, then I'll soak it in rubbing alcohol for a bit before washing it

    • @laurenbray8314
      @laurenbray8314 3 года назад

      Dawn or Dawn Platinum are imo the most superior soaps for cleaning perfumery supplies. They really cut through all the oils and sticky stuff and you don't need much product compared to other brands. Its also great for stains in laundry and obviously dishes.

  • @mochacola72
    @mochacola72 Год назад

    I'm starting to see alot of perfumers with musical instruments in their work space. I was also in the music (singing).

  • @ReviewsFromThe6
    @ReviewsFromThe6 4 года назад +1

    You have a music page?

    • @bkscents7050
      @bkscents7050  4 года назад

      Nah, not anymore. I used to have my music up on iTunes, Amazon, spotify, etc....but i gave up the music career along time go....

  • @paulmcmc4005
    @paulmcmc4005 3 года назад

    Do you use single-use pipettes or reuse/wash glass ones? Great setup by the way and pleeese don’t sell your instruments lol👍🎹

    • @bkscents7050
      @bkscents7050  3 года назад

      I wash and reuse glass ones. I just like the feel of a glass pipette

  • @laurenbray8314
    @laurenbray8314 3 года назад +1

    I couldnt keep my materials out even if I wanted to. Cats!

    • @bkscents7050
      @bkscents7050  3 года назад

      Hair....hair everywhere.......

    • @phoenixdesigns7241
      @phoenixdesigns7241 Год назад

      I know……CATS! If the paws don’t find the toxic chemicals first, their backup plan is a well placed swipe of the tail. Gotta love ‘em!

  • @crowdedtombs
    @crowdedtombs 3 года назад

    Why is the scale jumping around

    • @bkscents7050
      @bkscents7050  3 года назад

      The scale reads at 0.000g....so it's pretty sensitive. When it jumps around like that its because I have the ceiling fan going and the air circulation hitting the scale cause it to flux in readouts

    • @crowdedtombs
      @crowdedtombs 3 года назад +1

      @@bkscents7050 I have the same scale and it jumps all over the place as I’m using it. It starts to count down after I tare something.

    • @bkscents7050
      @bkscents7050  3 года назад

      It may have a static electricity problem them. You need to get an anti static gun and clear the static electricity from it.

    • @mybad4101
      @mybad4101 3 года назад

      I sometimes have the problem that it doesnt count, which is really frustrating.