Scents carry with them a wave of memories and associations. Maybe a classic department store perfume reminds you of your grandmother or the squeaky clean scent of bar soap reminds you of your mother. Our essential oil perfume opens up options for personal scents you’ll be remembered for, without scary ingredients. Plus, this DIY perfume is easy enough to make, tweak, and remake for years to come.
First, let’s dive into a couple essentials that you should know, like the “notes” of the essential oil blends that make up your perfume. Typically, you’ll smell the quick-evaporating top notes first, followed a moment later by the middle notes—the heart of the perfume. Finally, you’ll catch the base notes, which complement the top and middle notes.
When selecting botanicals for your perfume, start with the base note, soften with a middle note, and finish with a top note that makes a positive first impression.
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Which combinations are you excited to try? What would you name your blend?
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I have had my PSK for 3 months. I now feeling excited to try making my own DIY Perfumes after reading this simple `DYI.
There are some YL blends with layers of scent that I use as perfume. Australian Blue id almost a daily one for me. Then there's Gentle Baby, and Joy just to name a few that I use. Not only is the smell divine, but they're beneficial to use!