When Kitty Dukakis is done with the rubbing alcohol

Grab the empty from her and us a little gaffer tape and tin foil along with a little imagination to build one hell of a nice light modifier that puts the $70.00 Tupperware attachment on notice. 

So the color temperature of this was brought to question so to do a little back room science I shot a wall with ambient light and the custom white balance to it, then I shot the flash, I then opened the files in photoshop and recorded the colors of the various walls and here are the results:

Balanced: RED-255 Green-255 Blue-255 (This is white)

From the end of the bottle: RED-242 GREEN-255 BLUE-255 (Slightly cool, or very light blue)

From long end of bottle center of flash: RED-172 GREEN-255 BLUE-255 (cool, light blue)

From long end of bottle edge of flash: RED-111 GREEN-186 BLUE-255 (very cool, dark blue)

Lesson learned with the rubbing alcohol Stofan, use the custom white balance feature on your camera or use a warming filter over the head inside the bottle.