Vanilla

Fragrance layering is the art of wearing several scented products at once… an aromatic ritual that can be as simple or complex as you choose.… Read More »What Does Fragrance Layering Mean?

bark, clove bud, fenugreek, ginger, mace, marjoram, nutmeg, parsley, pepper (black and white), pimento (allspice), rosemary, sage, savory (summer and winter), thyme, turmeric (for yellow… Read More »What Is The Example Of Oleoresin?

Here are a few recommendations for fragrance combining Bath & Body Works scents: Warm Vanilla Sugar and Cherry Blossom. Wild Madagascar Vanilla and French Lavender… Read More »What Bath And Body Works Scents Go Together?

There are four scent families: woody, floral, amber, and fresh. What is the most popular fragrance family? Floral The floral scent familyFloral. The floral scent… Read More »What Are The Main Fragrance Families?

Oleoresins are a naturally occurring combination of oil and resin that can be extracted from plants. What is oleoresin made from? Oleoresin is extracted from… Read More »Are Oleoresins Natural?

Rose, lily, or peach incorporates well with musk to create a light and subtle scent. For warmer months, white musk with a hint of vanilla… Read More »What Scents Go Well With White Musk?

Adding spices to candles to create unique scents is a great way to make your own candles without having to buy or use fragrance oil.… Read More »Can You Put Spices In Candles?

For skin care: Lavender, carrot seed, rose, rosehip, frankincense, geranium, tea tree, ylang-ylang, and patchouli. For cleaning: Cinnamon, pine, and lemon. For a pick-me-up: Lemon… Read More »What Essential Oils Are Safe To Use On Skin?

Vanilla may reduce depression and anxiety. After all, it is a popular scent for candles, lotion, perfume and other aromatic products. A two-month mice study… Read More »Is Vanilla An Antidepressant?

Perfume layering is a wonderful way to create a signature scent by combining two different perfumes. The art of pairing scents gives you so many… Read More »Can You Wear Two Perfumes At Once?