Enfleurage - Robertet

[@avablue1]

So happy I found this video. I have a yard full of lilacs and honeysuckles, and have been wanting to make an enfleurage for quite some time. This is the year!

[@endothermicexothermic4051]

May I know the result at last?

[@avablue1]

@@endothermicexothermic4051 of course! I made a huge batch of lilac enfleurage, and it turned out amazing. Super easy and fragrant.

[@endothermicexothermic4051]

@@avablue1 Thankyou for the supportive reply! Glad to hear your success. I want to try it on orange blossom, and also see if possible to do it on dried flowers.

[@raziberry8043]

@@avablue1 What fat did you use?

[@avablue1]

@@raziberry8043 unrefined coconut oil, so the scent didn’t compete with the flower. It was so easy, highly recommend it.

[@Effervescent-o2v]

I absolutely love tuberose! It’s one of my favorite scents-truly smells like heaven. I always make sure to include it in my formulations; it’s a must-have for me!

[@sbcreations1942]

I am glad i found this video , coz i wasn't getting the proper process of this ☺️ for my studies

[@yokepbruand8701]

Great! Laborious work ...... I tried it with my Jasmine flowers in Shea butter.

[@fechi3668]

Would love to know please, how did it turn out? Was thinking of using Shea butter as well.

[@CleoAngelicErauda]

Wow~ that is my favourite "Asusina" Flower . When you put the flower held by its stems on a vase with water, it lasts for 1 week leaving your room with.freshest scent everyday 😊 #hereatCebuPH

[@MalombrasJR]

Let me work here, j'adore!

[@oumaimaghachem84]

This video made me fall in love with one of my courses

[@AlfaqeerLirabeh]

😊 what course is that

[@gongcyclist]

What were the regulations that shut down the business, and what had to change in the business to restart it?

[@CherryFlambé]

I'm assuming red tape

[@Nanochahine20_59]

Nicee❤❤❤

[@mohammadgheysarinia5229]

what's the fat use in this technique?

[@M.Bns1]

🖤هادشي زوين

[@nikiyubari5499]

story of my love life

[@leprestataire]

Bravo 🎉

[@newfone4678]

Which flower are these?

[@AT-ey9uu]

Appear to be tuberose?

[@kunkunangmadu]

Looks like tuberose

[@yokepbruand8701]

Tuberose. I've grown them.

[@7792pnaurfr]

Yez, enfleurage is a common technique with tuberose. But that is a lot of fat for a small amount

[@RebeckaGilsen]

❤

[@jasminahalimic1713]

Can someone explain what’s going on? Is she dipping the flowers in fat?

[@v.valente]

couldn't you read the subtitles on the video? o.O answer: not dipping, just placing the flowers on top of the fat.

[@7792pnaurfr]

​@@v.valente it's funny how rude you are saying why didn't they read the subtitles when you gave 2 different comments that contradicted yourself showing you didn't even pay attention.

[@jeanettenejadi1777]

They didn’t show it in this video!

[@kolyavesac5190]

Basically it's a method where the animal fat traps the essence of the flower. Then they boil the fat with alcohol to obtain a perfume concentrate