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This is a very simple way to create a great smelling perfume out of a 2 red roses and some water.
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You will need:
2 Roses
1 cup of water
a SMALL pot.
1 TBS of 70% rubbing alcohol
1 spray bottle
2 Roses
1 cup of water
a SMALL pot.
1 TBS of 70% rubbing alcohol
1 spray bottle
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Jul 25, 2010. 8:37 PMHappy80
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is rubbing alcohol an isoprophyl alcohol.. How can get that alcohol@@
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May 7, 2009. 9:51 AMfatboy106
says:
are there any other names for the alcohol and is this safe for children to make?
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Feb 28, 2009. 4:05 AMnickzjein
says:
was this project really made and it is perfect???? i'd try this but the smell wont last after a day it smells in like a decay rose..
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Feb 22, 2009. 8:08 PMnickzjein
says:
is rubbing alcohol an isoprophyl alcohol???.. why do we need rubbing alcohol that to ethyl alcohol??? please answer it now please
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Feb 23, 2009. 6:04 AMitsthatsguy (author)
says:
rubbing alchol is just easier to buy forppl not old enougjh and it smells
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Feb 22, 2009. 8:58 PMnickzjein
says:
.. was this project is already perfect??.. i mean has it scent after all these procedures???..
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Feb 6, 2009. 3:56 AM
karossii
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karossii
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A) I think you mean the petals, not the leaves. While the leaves contain some oils which can be harvested for various purposes, they don't smell that great. B) If it isn't going to be used right away, freezing will preserve the scent much longer. C) Making an oil based perfume will last longer, though it takes a lot more rose petals per ounce of liquid... Otherwise, great instructable! Nice pics and good spelling/grammar, combined with easy to follow steps.
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Feb 6, 2009. 7:00 AMitsthatsguy (author)
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yea i meant petals and thanks for the advice i will update it.
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