Aroma Beads Measuring and Adding Fragrance oil for air freshies 

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I cure mine for 2 weeks to a month, before I make anything even that is not long enough..otherwise your customers will complain! They will lose fragrance quickly and not last..customers come to us all the time saying they bought one from someone else and it only lasted 2 weeks thats why..let them cure like candles! I cure mine usually for a month before I make anything with them. Ours last 9 months! Of course every fragrance is different some are stronger than others and will eb more potent..some beads will ,take longer to dry like leather it takes months to dry! just because they are dry doesnt mean they are ready .you can bake them but they will not hold scent for long..let them cure for a while even after dry.

It may be the beads you used. Could be a bad batch. Try putting them in a warm area maybe a bathroom with a small heater on

My ratio is 8:2 8oz beads to 2oz fragrance oil

I've never had black but yellow and orange. Those I have been able to cover with micas, however white or a very light color may not completely cover.

Yes once they have dried I move them to a large container. It's also ok to leave them in the jar to cure as well.

@@stephaniehall6311 okay! Sounds like a good idea!! I just started a few weeks back and just tested mine. It’s cold here...do you notice that they don’t smell as fragrant in cold weather? In the house they are very fragrant but in my car, not as much!

Hi I use a company called plastic pellets 4 fun.

I get mine on Amazon 3 lbs for 18$

If you notice quick enough youu can compensate by adding additional beads if your container is large enough so that you can still shake them. Try to add by ratio if you know how much extra oil you have added. I would not add additional beads if the oil has already absorbed.

I buy from several places as I also make candles and soaps. I use suppliers such as Candlescience, Flaming Candle and Aztec.

I make mine with mica color pigments. Ive seen some people just scent them snd color after but what do you use to color them after they've been scented? I feel like I could save soooo much if I just colored after they are scented.

I use mica as well. You can use the mica before or after you scent them. Some also use candle dye however it takes longer to dry.

Depending on your cookie cutter size, usually between 4-6. I use mostly 4-5" cutters.