♣ Grasse is a city in the south of France and knowing as a world capital of perfumes since 18th century. Grasse is responsible to produce 2/3 of natural scents used into perfume production in France. ♣ Hungary Queen’s perfume in the 14th century was the first aromatic alcoholic solution produced. ♣ The perfume came Read More
Start creating your symphony by selecting 2-4 drops of essential oils from the same family, then dilute them in 10 ml of carrier oil (sometimes called vegetable, base or fixed oils). Citrus Floral Herbaceous Camphoraceous * Spicy Resinous Woody Earthy Grapefruit Geranium Camomile Eucalyptus Black pepper Frankincense Cedarwood Patchouli Lemon Camomile Lavender Rosemary Ginger Myrrh Read More
I found these beautiful images and illustrated many different scents and their family or Olfactory groups. Very useful to create your own “scent symphony” Floral Aquatic Oriental Floral Spicy Aromatic Oriental Read More
Have a go at composing your won perfumes by experimenting with different blends of aromatic notes. Some scents stand out as popular solo artists on their own and you may not want to blend there with anything at all. Rose Otto, Ylang Ylang, Jasmine and Patchouli are the most common of these. With so man Read More
Perfume notes were the creation of nineteen century French perfumer Charles Piesse. He categorised the aroma of essential oils to relate to a scale of top, middle and base notes, like those of a musical stave. The perfume industry still uses these three categories today – a good blend of perfume is a well-balanced combination Read More
