Perfumes, Eau de colognes homemade

Luce, 4711, Gegenuber, Lily of the Valley, sports perfume & more...

In many cosmetic recipes, it is simply indicated: perfume as desired. It is possible to compose perfumes yourself from the components. In general, however, this does not bring any benefit. The slightest mistake can render a large amount of expensive essential oils useless.

Making a perfume that really satisfies, at best costs a lot of time and money. The industry is also able to supply very good perfumes for normal products. If a large company wants a special perfume, this can be worked out by a professional.

Composing an eau de cologne is possible according to the following recipes, which can of course be changed according to taste.

Type "Luce"

Recipe (early 1920's)
Bergamot oil	440 dl
Lemon oil	195 dl
French lavender oil	75 dl
Petitgrain oil	140 dl
Neroli oil	45 dl
Rosemary oil	30 dl
Bitter orange oil	37 dl
Resonoid verveine	28 dl
Geranium oil	10 dl

Type "4711"

Recipe (early 1920's)
Nerolie bigarade extra	142 dl
Bergamot oil	313 dl
Petitgrain oil (Fr.)	171 dl
Lemon oil	256 dl
Geranium oil	56 dl
Rose oil	6 dl
Lavender oi	56 dl
jasmine abs.	1 dl

Type "Gegenüber"

Recipe (early 1920's)
Nerolie bigarade extra	155 dl
Petitgrain oil (Fr.)	155 dl
Portugal oil	156 dl
Lemon oil	156 dl
Bergamot oil	312 dl
Rosemary oil	44 dl
Lavender oil	22 dl

The essences must stand for at least several weeks before use. To make a normal eau de cologne, dissolve 25 g of essence in 1 l of alcohol. The alcohol is diluted to 85 or 90%. If necessary, a few tenths of a percent fixator is added, for which an odorless resin fixator can be used or Mecca balm, ambra tincture, musk tincture or benzoin tincture.

The eau de cologne then remains quiet for a few weeks and then usually becomes completely clear. If not, it is filtered.

Perfume - Lily of the Valley

Recipe (early 1900's)
Hydroxycitronellal	235	.5	dl
Muguet Longchamp	198		dl
Phenyl ethyl dimethyl
carbinol	140		dl
Citronellol L	120		dl
Penylethyl salicylate	90		dl
Heliotropin	30		dl
Indole	2		dl
Exaltolide 100%	2		dl
Amyl Cinnamaldehyde	50		dl
Cinnamon alcohol from styrax	30		dl
Ionone, white	30		dl
Rhodinyl Acetate from
geranium oil	20		dl
Cyclamen aldehyde	5		dl
Penyl propyl aldehyde	0	.5	dl
Bulgarian rose oil	7		dl
Jasmine absolue	40		dl

For an extract, mix 1 dl of this perfume oil with 7 dl of alcohol.

Solid Eau de Cologne

Recipe (1930's)
Grated soap	100		dl
Sugar	25		dl
Water	25		dl
Dissolve by heating
Then add:
Linalyl Acetate	5	.5	dl
Citronellol	8	.0	dl
Petitgrain oil	7	.0	dl
Terpinyl acetate	1	.0	dl

Sports perfume

Recipe (1930's)
Methyl ionone	45	dl
Mousse de Chene	18	dl
Anisyl Acetate	5	dl
Patscholie oil	3	dl
Indian vetiver oil	5	dl
ketone musk	4	dl
Coumarin	3	dl
Oleoresin labdanum	2	dl
Jasmine absolute	4	dl
Chyprol	98	dl
Tonkinmus coastal tincture	5	dl
Iristincture	10	dl
Aubepine	4	dl

Parfum Fougère

Recipe (1930's)
Fougère 60	300 dl
Rose rouge	250 dl
Cassia blossom oil	100 dl
Tuberosis	100 dl
Bergamot oil	100 dl
Mouse de Chêne-
resenoid	100 dl
Coumarin	75 dl
Moskene	50 dl
Rhodinol. additional	50 dl
Muguet 31	50 dl
Neroli oil Ital.	25 dl
Lavender oil	25 dl
Patschuli oil	25 dl
Sandalwood oil	25 dl
Lichenis	20 dl
Exaltolide	20 dl
Zibeton	20 dl
Iralia	20 dl
Alcohol	10000 dl

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