The Art of Aromatic Blends with
Essential oils

Top Notes: Essential oils classified as top notes typically evaporate very fast. They are fast-acting and usually give the "first impression" of the blend you are making.

Middle Notes: These oils give body to the blend and are balancers. The middle notes may not be immediately evident and may take a few minutes to be recognised. They are usually warm and soft smelling.

Base Notes: They usually are "heavy" oils with a quite evident and forward fragrance, but they can evolve slowly, be potent for a longer time, and slow the evaporation of the other oils. They are heady and intense-smelling and can be costly. 

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Blending essential oils is all about inhaling! For those new to essential oils and aromatherapy, one of the best ways to begin creating personal fragrances is by combining essential oils you love from the first inhale. Blending does not have hard and fast rules that must be followed to create that wonderful blend that you'll love for a lifetime. The lack of limits and restrictions is what makes perfumery an art form. 

Remember to add only a drop of the intensely fragranced Essential Oils at a time to prevent it from overpowering your entire blend. Blending relies on the notes and the purpose, measurement, and relationship of one oil to another.

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A popular blending ratio is 3:5:2: 3 parts top note oils, 5 parts middle note oils and 2 parts base note oils.

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You can choose essential oils from our store. Or, would you like us to create an aromatic blending of Essential oils for you?

Essential oils were used for their aroma for centuries before the invention of artificial fragrances. Blend your personalised perfume with our Essential oils. Call for an arrangement to test which oils and blends suit you well.