How To Tincture | Lavender | Oakmoss | Iris Root 

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Well, it's orris that they put in lipstick.

@@scentuality3377 is there something specifically I can buy that smells like lipstick the whole time I wear it?

The oakmoss I bought was very pungent. It has an extremely masculine smell. Perhaps put some in an air tight bag and then open the bag up after a couple of days and smell inside.

I had the same experience. After reading about oak moss, I found some on a hike. I was disappointed because fresh ..it smelled nothing like a perfume ingredient. But ...months later I opened the jar I packed full and took a Whif and a huge smile grew on my face! It smelled amazing ! Deep fresh and woody all at the same time. Just blended it dry & tinctured it tonight 😊

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What ratio rules?

If you intend to make perfume with the tinctures you either need perfumers alcohol or a 96% proof Ethanol, but not the nasty stuff that contains extra ingredients in order to give the Ethanol a more perfumed smell.

The Oakmoss worked well, though I left it for a total of eight weeks instead of four. The tincture smells a lot like Oakmoss absolute.

@@scentuality3377 Awesome! So how do you use it to make cologne? Just made my first cologne with essential oils, alcohol, and water. So I'm guessing I'd just replace a certain amount of the alcohol in that recipe with the tincture?

@@fe3613 Yes, precisely. Use it like you use an oil and account for the alcohol when diluting, though a few drops more of alcohol won't change anything significantly.

​@@scentuality3377 Exciting, can't wait to try this. Been using 2 parts cedarwood, 1 part patchouli which has been great, but could benefit from oakmoss I believe. Thanks for the video and replies!

For a tincture you need ethanol.

@@scentuality3377 but can i just infused my carrier oil with some extracts powder sir? Will it carry on the scent?

@@naddeytallanou The tinctures I made from Lavender, Oakmoss and Iris Root were for the purpose of making ethanol-based perfume. So I use my tinctures in conjunction with Essential Oils and Aroma Chemicals, but if you just want to infuse your oil and use your oil as a perfume, I'm sure the Lavender will have some effect since its so pungent, but it won't work the same as ethanol.

@@scentuality3377 thank you so much sir i really appreciate the knowledge

@@scentuality3377 sir i forgot the main thing i want to ask. How to turn the ethanol (from the tincture) become oil? If i replace ethanol with carrier oil will it be rotten? Please encourage me again i never do such this thing before