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Wild! Science Perfume Factory Review

5 March 2017 by Eileen

Wild! Science have a range of educational and fun collectable science kits that is suitable for children.  They are a great kit to get children to learn and explore important scientific concepts and skills.  If you have not heard or used a Wild! Science Kit before, why not check out this Perfume Factory.

Perfume Factory is suitable for children aged eight and above.  It comes with everything you need to blend your own secret formula scents.

Wild Science Perfume Factory

The kit includes a scoop, 5 small bottles, 1 perfume bottle, 1 plastic tweezer, 2 stirring sticks, mixing pot, red ink, 4 packets of perfume paper, labels, sodium polyacrylate crystals, measuring cup, cotton balls, pump and booklet.  These items sit nicely in the pink storage unit.

wild science perfume factory content

The instructions are very clear and easy to understand by children. We first made the mint perfume by using the perfume paper.  We then placed it inside the pump and mixed it with warm water.  The rest of the steps are easy to follow.  We did have some trial and error and each time we learned how to make it better without spilling it!

wild science perfume factory making

We experimented with different scent combinations and made three additional different perfumes and stored them in the bottles to use.  It is recommended that the Perfume is used within 2 weeks.  Both of my children enjoyed learning and making it.

Later, Mr K turned the Sodium Polyacrylate Crystals into a perfumed Ruby Gel Pot Pourri.  The smell is gorgeous!  They loved to watch how the crystals transformed into get and then seeing the end result.  Now we have it placed in the corner of the room to admire.

wild science perfume factory crystal

I like this kit as it has everything you need for the project and contains well explained instructions.  It is a good value for money that will make a good present for older children.

Disclosure: We received the sample for the purposes of writing this review, however all thoughts and opinions remain our own.

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  1. Anca says

    6 March 2017 at 9:05 am

    The science kit looks so interesting. I imagine is fun to do with the children and it’s a great way to make them interested in science.

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