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Mediterranean Fig Fragrance Oil?

How do you make Mediterranean Fig Fragrance Oil for catalytic lamps?

Melissa from Blytheville, AR

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April 2, 20061 found this helpful
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Find a site that sells fig fragrance oil, try Wellington fragrance oil. Use 2 teaspoons of oil per 16 oz. 91% alcohol, mix the oil in a little acetone then pour into the alcohol bottle. Works great.

 
May 31, 20190 found this helpful

why use acetone in the mix and how much exactly do i need to use for 16oz iso alcohol ? what does the acetone do? In ashleigh and burwood black raspberry the ingredients is 90% iso alcohol and trimethylcyclohexa

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I have been using 99% iso alcohol which i find is better than 91% but i still have problems with keeping the stone hot. I have soaked the wick in clean iso alcohol and even tried out the wick before going again and i have stuck to 10 drops of essential oil and although i do get a fragrance its not as nice smelling as the proper lamp oil ?? I get a better fragrance from essential oils when used in my oil burner oppose to using in the catalytic lamp in my case i have ashleigh and burwood lamps.
It is very hard to make and gaurantee a home made fuel that smells nice and stays lit when using essential oils and ipa rubbing alcohol like 91% or even 99%. There is the awful smell of alcohol when burning the lamp and thats if the stone stays hot and then the essential oil can smell not so nice. I love my lamps very much and its a real shame the companies that make lamp oil are so damn expensive? The cheapest company i have found in the UK is Prima lamp oil and they sell on ebay and they have there own website www.primafragrance.com/ but then its expensive if you like to burn as much as i do!
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There must be someone out there who can tell us exactly what oils to buy and how to make up the oil lamp mix oppose to essential oil and iso alcohol? There must be more to it than that!

 
By Bobbie (Guest Post)
December 23, 20071 found this helpful
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I have never found anything that can compare to Sophia's Fig. I have been selling the fuel for 6 years and it is still the best seller. I would rather buy it from them than to risk loosing my regular customers who keep me in business buying it.

 
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January 22, 20070 found this helpful

I don't know if anyone is still watching this but. what is in their FO that you would need to add Acetone to it? and at what ratio?
Thanks Omi

 
March 10, 20070 found this helpful

I found a description of the Mediterranean fig fragrance. If anybody can figure this out I too would appreciate how to make this delicious fragrance. Anyway, here's a description. It is described as A sophisticated fragrance of sun-baked Italian fig, woody notes, and tree moss. Crisp marine breezes combine with hints of beautiful lily and juicy melon. Capped off with just of touch of sensual musk, this earthy fig fragrance is sure to captivate your soul.

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With that said, what is Wellington fragrance oil and where can you get it? I found some Mediterranean Fig oil on EBay, but it doesn't have the same smell as Sophia's Mediterranean Fig. If anyone has experimented with this before, please help. Thanks

 
September 12, 20090 found this helpful

Is this the fragrance I always smell in wealthy homes and closets when visiting or at estate/garage sales? It's like an Evelyn and Crabtree, spicy/musk combo that's divine! : )

 

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