Teach Soap

I only recently started making MP soaps, then had to stop due to surgery and a month long recovery. Now I am at it again.

Here's the problem. My niece loves the couple soaps I gave here and wants an air freshener made from them. Actually my brother in law does too. He loves the Oatmeal Milk and Honey, his daughter wants Energy and Relaxing. One for her bathroom and one for bedroom. Only problem is, I'm not sure where to get the base for a diffuser, or plain aroma beads I can scent myself. (The diffuser base is confusing enough. Some places have DPG, some sell pre-scented bases saying theirs is better because no DPG or alcohol. Those with DPG have completely different usage rates than the next vendor selling DPG.)

Any ideas what makes the best base for diffusers so I can add my own FO. Or a good place to get unscented aroma beads?

Thanks,

Beachbum

How about scenting rock salt and put it in pretty bowls?

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

i am pretty sure wsp has them... i think i saw them today...

Danielle

Soapbuddy:
Rock salt would work, but was hoping for the aroma beads. The beads would look a lot nicer in a glass jar/sachet pouch of some sort. I've actually had one or two other people ask me about it too. I gave away a few bars to some friends and they fell in love with the scents. (My niece actually said she wanted matching lotion and shampoo to go with the soap I'm not getting into all of that yet tho! )

Katiebug:

Thanks for the info on the diffuser base.

I believe if I'm not mistake Wellington Fragrances sells aroma jellies? Not sure if they price it good or not -

I've given soaps to friends and they also want me to make them air freshner type products...i'm not jumping into candles just yet so i'm also looking at aroma beads and incense (for those that like that)

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

whats wrong with wellington im just curious... i was checking them out earlier...

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.