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kjbrook
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EO Anchor scents
« on: Jul 9th, 2005, 9:49pm » |
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Can anyone tell me about anchor scents. I have a general idea of what they are but, I want to know how they work, what makes it anchor another scent and which ones work best with citrus blends. I love the citrus EO's but haven't soaped any because they fade. I'm not a fan of patchouli, although I went ahead and bought a very expensive ounce at the health food store today. Any info or links would be appreciated. I have looked at the scent review board and they talk about all the eo's, but I couldn't find the information I want on anchor scents.
Thank you
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Wax and a wick, what's so hard about that.
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bunnyblossom
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Re: EO Anchor scents
« Reply #1 on: Jul 10th, 2005, 12:20am » |
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I know I know..lol I'm not a huge patch fan either, but it is working wonderfully at anchoring.. For citrus eo's you can either use a little patch, or litsea cubeba (I've had pretty good luck with this, at one year, I can still smell my pink grapefruit/litsea bars. I've heard orange peel powder works to anchor them too..
Search the archives of the dish too...
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cindym
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Re: EO Anchor scents
« Reply #2 on: Jul 10th, 2005, 6:15am » |
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Clays help also 
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