After Vintage's experience sniffing near pure vodka on the two day mark, I was more cautious. I approached the craft room table carefully, only to find that my perfume, left unattended in an air tight container for two days, had burst the lid off the container. As I cleaned up that little mess I decided that I liked the smell, in which I could detect only faint trace of the $6.00 vodka, but felt a few changes were in order. I ignored the directions which told me to leave it alone, and added as I pleased. A week passed, and my perfume was done. And near perfect!I've worn it a few times, and here's what I learned...
-if I want the citrus or vanilla to linger more than a second, we need to buy essential oils, not fragrence oils
-I want to add some pine and some clove next time
-NEVER let your mom store your perfume in a partially opened container (re: exploding perfume above) on top of the dryer. My whole basement, which contains my bedroom, smelled of perfume for 3.5 weeks!
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