CREATE YOUR SIGNATURE FRAGANCE

When you wear a fragrance, what you experience is a complex, evolving scent that unfolds over time. But did you know that every fragrance is made up of three main parts known as notes?

1. Understand your notes
2. Fragrance family
3.Scents & Moods

Bergamot

Caramel

Cedarwood

Cherry

Chocolat

Gardenia

Geranium

Green Apple

Green Tea

Jasmine

Kiwi

Lavender

Lemon

Leather

Mango

Maple

Melon

Musk

Neroli

Oud

Patchouli

Pineapple

Roses

Sandalwood

Strawberry

Vanilla

Verveine

Vetiver

Tobacco

Tonka

Tuberose

Cinnamon

How to Mix Your Own Scent:

Now that you understand how these notes work together, you can try mixing your own scent. When creating a fragrance, you’ll want to balance each layer of notes.

1. Choose Your Base Note. Pick a deep, long-lasting scent, such as sandalwood or vanilla.

2. Add a Middle Note to create a body. You might choose a floral, like jasmine, or a spice, like cinnamon.

3. Finish with a Top Note for a refreshing, lively start to your scent. Try something light, like bergamot or cherry.

Once you’ve layered the notes, let the mixture sit for a couple days. This allows the notes to blend and develop.

Now you know how to combine top, middle, and base notes to create a balanced fragrance that’s uniquely yours. With a little practice, you can craft a signature scent that expresses your personality and style.

“Happy blending!

Creating a unique fragrance is all about experimenting. You might want a fresh and uplifting scent, or something warm and comforting. Adjust the notes based on your preference, and try different combinations to find what suits you best.