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The information in the video is for those who bought NEAT.

If you are buying this ingredient now, you will buy at 10% dilution, it will come to you in liquid form already diluted, ready for use.

Usage rate at 10% dilution is up to 2%, do not exceed 2% of your fragrance formula - concentrate.

Meaning if you are making a concentrate for reed diffuser or perfume or soap or whatever and your total concentrate is 500g, you can use this ingredient anywhere between 0 - 2%
(Meaning you only need a maximum of 20g =+/-20ml in every 1 litre)

If I choose to use 1% of my 10% dilution, I will calculate

1%/100% x 500g of intended concentrate = 5g

Meaning I will only need 5g of Raspberry Ketone of the Raspberry Ketone I bought from that is already at 10% dilution, I only need to measure out 5g and add as my part of my formula.

I wrote it like this for better understanding, please use this as a template to calculate.

Kindly do not enter my DM hoping that I will do calculations for you 🙄 no try am....use your calculator, press am.

Only enter my DM when you are ready to pay for Raspberry Ketone at 10% dilution or any order ingredient.

10g - N18500

50g - N50,000

For those who bought NEAT in the Dec preorder sale, your recommended usage is Max 0.3%, do not exceed this.

Meaning you only need a maximum of 3g (+/-3ml) in every 1 litre.

This is a very strong ingredient, it can be diffcult to perceive sometimes, handle with caution, so you don't overdose.

The smell is very present, strong and persistent.

Greed will ruin your formula, don't be greedy with this ingredient. Less is more.

N.B And dear, don't bother going to buy anything berry in fragrance oil, because even at 1% dilution, Raspberry Ketone as an aromachemical is x100 times stronger, more effective, more juicy than any berry fragrance oil.

Ask the people who bought NEAT, they are testifying, I told you, if you didn't buy in the last sale, you will regret it....here you are.

I'm not going to say I told you so, but I told you so....







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professionalperfumeryThe information in the video is for those who bought NEAT.

If you are buying this ingredient now, you are buying at 10% dilution, it will come to you in liquid form already diluted, ready for use.

Usage rate at 10% dilution is up to 2%, do not exceed 2% of your fragrance formula - concentrate.

Meaning if you are making a concentrate for reed diffuser or perfume or soap or whatever and your total concentrate is 500g, you can use this ingredient anywhere between 0 - 2%
(Meaning you only need a maximum of 20g =+/-20ml in every 1 litre)

If I choose to use 1% of my 10% dilution, I will calculate

1%/100% x 500g of intended concentrate = 5g

Meaning I will only need 5g of Raspberry Ketone of the Raspberry Ketone I bought from that is already at 10% dilution, I only need to measure out 5g and add as my part of my formula.

I wrote it like this for better understanding, please use this as a template to calculate.

Kindly do not enter my DM hoping that I will do calculations for you 🙄 no try am....use your calculator, press am.

Only enter my DM when you are ready to pay for Raspberry Ketone at 10% dilution or any order ingredient.

10g - N18500

50g - N50,000

For those who bought NEAT in the Dec preorder sale, your recommended usage is Max 0.3%, do not exceed this.

Meaning you only need a maximum of 3g (+/-3ml) in every 1 litre.

This is a very strong ingredient, it can be diffcult to perceive sometimes, handle with caution, so you don't overdose.

The smell is very present, strong and persistent.

Greed will ruin your formula, don't be greedy with this ingredient. Less is more.

N.B Don't bother going to buy anything berry in fragrance oil, because even at 1% dilution, Raspberry Ketone as an aromachemical is x100 times stronger, more effective, more juicy than any berry fragrance oil.

Ask the people who bought NEAT, they are testifying, I told you, if you didn't buy in the last sale, you will regret it....here you are.

I'm not going to say I told you so, but I told you so....







perfumemakingbusiness
professionalperfumery

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