All About Fragrance
What is Fragrance?
Fragrance Notes
Scent is A Song
Fragrances have top, middle, and bottom notes. These notes harmonize to give a scent depth and complexity. With just a single note, a song wouldn't be very interesting, right? But when you add layers, it can be captivating, emotional, and deeply personal. You'll smell the top notes first when you open a bottle of fragrance, and as time passes, you'll be able to pick up on the middle and bottom notes.
Using Fragrance
Making Things Smell Good
Fragrance can be used in...
- Candles & Wax Melts
- Soaps & Body Washes
- Bath Bombs
- Perfumes & Body Oil
- Reed Diffusers
- Hair & Skin Care
- Laundry & Dish Care
- Air Fresheners
- Incense
- & More!
Fragrance & Emotion
But Why?
Our sense of smell is tied to our emotion and memory. When your brain detects a certain aroma, it recalls experiences that surround that scent. The smell of fresh-baked cookies can transport you to your family's kitchen during the holidays, as well as fresh salt water reminds you of beach vacations. By using fragrance in what you make, you're creating a personalized sensory journey for yourself and others who use your products.
Picking the Right Fragrance
Follow Your Nose
If you're new to the world of fragrance, start by searching our scents that speak to you. If you have a sweet tooth, why not try some gourmand fragrances? If you want to feel festive and cozy, check out our fall collection for tons of seasonal scents. Or, browse our best-sellers to find out what others keep coming back to. From there, take advantage of our low price 1 oz. samples to see if it's what you're looking for before checking out larger sizes. Just remember to keep those IFRA limits in mind!