Aromatherapy Blends
Jun 24 2023
Few aromas make a room feel cozy as quickly as vanilla. Its sweet, creamy fragrance can soften sharp citrus oils, warm up woods, round out florals, and make evergreen or spice blends feel almost dessert-like. Vanilla is also a little different from most of the ingredients commonly discussed in aromatherapy. You will frequently see bottles …
Feb 25 2023
Sweet orange essential oil is one of the easiest oils to blend. Its juicy, familiar citrus aroma combines naturally with lavender, geranium, cedarwood, sandalwood, patchouli, frankincense, herbs, evergreens, and even carefully chosen spice oils. It can brighten a heavy woody blend, soften patchouli, make lavender feel warmer, and give winter fragrances a cheerful citrus opening. …
Feb 11 2023
Romantic fragrance does not have to smell like a bouquet of red roses. It can be floral and luxurious, but it can also be warm, woody, earthy, citrusy, spicy, or softly sweet. Rose and jasmine create classic perfume-style combinations, while sandalwood adds creamy woodiness, patchouli gives a fragrance depth, bergamot adds brightness, and vanilla can …
Jan 28 2023
Rose is one of the most recognizable fragrances in aromatherapy, but it becomes much more interesting when you start blending it. On its own, genuine rose can smell lush, floral, green, honeyed, spicy, fruity, or even slightly earthy. Pair it with bergamot and the fragrance becomes brighter. Add sandalwood and it feels warmer and creamier. …
