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Plants suitable for processing into fragrance pads are mainly those that contain fragrances in all their parts, not just flowers (sage, mint, labiales, lavender, patchouli, rose, lemon and orange leaves, iris roots, sandalwood, pink and cedar trees, etc.) In order to prevent mold, it is important that all parts of the plants used are completely dry. Drying is best done in heated ovens or in warm but shady places, since they should not be dried in sunlight to preserve the aroma.

These perfume "sachets" (fragrant powder) are usually sold in silk bags, small pillows, cheaper ones - in envelopes. They are used mainly for dresses and underwear. For the manufacture of thin fragrant fragrant pads, cotton wool is spread in an appropriate form in a thin layer, sprinkled with fragrant powder, a second layer is applied, it is all wrapped in thin silk paper and this bag is placed in the prepared shell. For silk pads, glued cotton wool is used, as a result of which there is no need for silk paper. A fairly cheap fragrant powder is made by mixing fragrant powder with sawdust or potato flour.

Here are some compositions for such powders.

Cheap composition

Iris root powder 200 g;
400 g potato flour;
sawdust 200 g;
Vetiver root powder (or lavender color) 200 g;
Musk tincture 20 g;
Heliotropin 3 g;
Bergamot oil 2 g;
Cibet tincture 10 g;
Turavola 1 g

Fragrant odorous powder

Violet root 250 g;
Sandalwood 250 g;
Pink flowers 250 g;
Orange peel oils 250 g;
Musk 0,01 g;
Coumarin 0,05 g;
Vanillin 0,5 g;
Rose oil 1,5 g;
Bergamot oil 1,5 g;
Neroli oil 0,5 g;
Jasmine essence 50 g;
Ylang-ylang 0,5 g;
Geranium oil 5 drops;
Bitter almond oil 2 drops.

Heliotrope

Florentine violet root powder 600 g;
Lavender color powder 100 g;
Pink powder 100 g;
Color coumarin powder 130 g;
Vanilla color powder 60 g;
Musk 3 g;
Bitter almond oil (or rose) 20 drops;

lavender powder

Benzoin resin 100 g;
Lavender color 500 g;
Lavender oil 6 g;
Rose oil 1 g;

lily of the valley powder

Iris root powder 500 g;
Sandalwood powder 100 g;
Benzoin powder 60 g;
Linalool 4 g;
Lily of the valley flower oil 12 g;

pink powder

Pink leaves 600 g;
Sandalwood 100 g;
Rose oil 6 g;
Pink leaves 350 g;
Ground benzoin resin 100 g;
Ground violet root 550 g;
Musk tincture 30 g;
Iris oil 2 g;
Bergamot oil 5 g;
Ionona 10% 3 g

violet powder

Orris root powder 900 g;
Benzoin resin 100 g;
Coumarin 20 g;
Acacia extract 20 g;
Bitter almond oil 0,1 g;
Orris root powder 700 g;
Acacia color 150 g;
Pink 150 g;
Musk 0,1 g.

mixed powder

Pink leaves 100 g;
Lavender 100 g;
Cloves 14 g;
Pimento (Jamaican pepper) 14 g;
Resedas 10 g;
Cinnamon 10 g;
Vanilla 2 g;
Violet root 50 g;
Sand, table salt or soda 100 g.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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