How to Make Scented Ink

Assemble the items you'll need., Decant 55ml (2 fl oz) of ink into the bowl. , In another bowl, measure out and pour one teaspoon (5ml) of vodka., Gradually add the vodka/oil mix to the ink in small amounts., Decant the ink into the storage bottle...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Assemble the items you'll need.

    These are listed below under "Things You'll Need".

    In terms of which oil to choose, bear in mind that the oil has to be strong in fragrance to overcome the natural scent of the ink.

    Suitable oils include:
    Essential oils:
    Patchouli, frankincense, lemongrass and cypress Synthetic scented or fragrance oils:
    Carnation, violet, magnolia, rose.
  2. Step 2: Decant 55ml (2 fl oz) of ink into the bowl.

    , Add 100 drops of the chosen oil.

    Mix.

    This step is important because unless the oil and vodka are mixed prior to addition to the ink, they won't blend. , Stir to combine as you add. , Use the funnel to assist the pouring. , Should the ink and alcohol/oil mix separate during storage, always resort to shaking to recombine.
  3. Step 3: In another bowl

  4. Step 4: measure out and pour one teaspoon (5ml) of vodka.

  5. Step 5: Gradually add the vodka/oil mix to the ink in small amounts.

  6. Step 6: Decant the ink into the storage bottle.

  7. Step 7: Shake the mixture at the end to combine well.

Detailed Guide

These are listed below under "Things You'll Need".

In terms of which oil to choose, bear in mind that the oil has to be strong in fragrance to overcome the natural scent of the ink.

Suitable oils include:
Essential oils:
Patchouli, frankincense, lemongrass and cypress Synthetic scented or fragrance oils:
Carnation, violet, magnolia, rose.

, Add 100 drops of the chosen oil.

Mix.

This step is important because unless the oil and vodka are mixed prior to addition to the ink, they won't blend. , Stir to combine as you add. , Use the funnel to assist the pouring. , Should the ink and alcohol/oil mix separate during storage, always resort to shaking to recombine.

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