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The document provides a guide for creating custom fragrance blends, detailing classic combinations with suggested proportions for top, middle, and base notes. It includes tips for blending, materials needed, and basic steps to create a perfume, emphasizing experimentation and personal preference. Additionally, it lists several specific scent combinations for further inspiration.

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Notes

The document provides a guide for creating custom fragrance blends, detailing classic combinations with suggested proportions for top, middle, and base notes. It includes tips for blending, materials needed, and basic steps to create a perfume, emphasizing experimentation and personal preference. Additionally, it lists several specific scent combinations for further inspiration.

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Creating the perfect fragrance blend involves combining various notes in the right proportions. Here are
some classic blends to consider, along with suggested proportions:

### 1. **Citrus Fresh**

- **Top Notes**: Bergamot (40%), Lemon (30%), Grapefruit (30%)

### 2. **Floral Harmony**

- **Top Notes**: Jasmine (40%)

- **Middle Notes**: Rose (30%), Ylang-Ylang (20%)

- **Base Notes**: Sandalwood (10%)

### 3. **Spicy Warmth**

- **Top Notes**: Cinnamon (20%), Cardamom (15%)

- **Middle Notes**: Clove (25%), Nutmeg (20%)

- **Base Notes**: Vanilla (20%)

### 4. **Woody Earthiness**

- **Top Notes**: Cedarwood (30%)

- **Middle Notes**: Vetiver (40%)

- **Base Notes**: Patchouli (30%)

### 5. **Oriental Sensual**

- **Top Notes**: Bergamot (20%)

- **Middle Notes**: Jasmine (30%), Amber (30%)

- **Base Notes**: Musk (20%)

### 6. **Aquatic Breeze**

- **Top Notes**: Sea Notes (50%)

- **Middle Notes**: Jasmine (20%), Cucumber (30%)


### 7. **Gourmand Delight**

- **Top Notes**: Almond (25%)

- **Middle Notes**: Caramel (35%), Chocolate (30%)

- **Base Notes**: Vanilla (10%)

### Tips for Blending:

- **Start Small**: Begin with small amounts to test the fragrance.

- **Allow to Rest**: Let your blend sit for a few days to develop the full scent profile.

- **Adjust Proportions**: Feel free to tweak proportions to suit your personal taste.

Experimenting these blends can help you discover your signature scent!

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Making your own perfume can be a fun and creative process! Here’s a basic guide to get you started:

### **Materials Needed**

- **Essential oils or fragrance oils**: Choose your preferred scents.

- **Carrier oil** (like jojoba or fractionated coconut oil) or **alcohol** (like vodka) for a spray.

- **Glass bottles**: Small rollerball or spray bottles work best.

- **Pipettes**: For measuring oils.

- **Funnel** (optional): For pouring.

### **Basic Steps to Create a Perfume**

1. **Choose Your Scent Profile**:

- Decide on the type of fragrance you want: floral, fruity, woody, spicy, etc.

- Use the fragrance wheel to help select complementary notes.

2. **Determine Your Notes**:

- **Top Notes**: Fresh and light scents that evaporate quickly (e.g., citrus, mint).

- **Middle Notes**: The heart of the fragrance (e.g., floral, spice).

- **Base Notes**: Deep and lasting scents that provide depth (e.g., vanilla, musk).
3. **Select Your Proportions**:

- A common ratio is 30% top notes, 50% middle notes, and 20% base notes.

- Adjust based on personal preference.

4. **Blend the Oils**:

- Start by adding your base notes to a clean glass bottle.

- Add the middle notes next.

- Finally, add the top notes.

- Use a pipette to measure accurately.

5. **Dilute**:

- If using a carrier oil, add it now (typically a 1:3 or 1:4 ratio of oils to carrier).

- If using alcohol, fill the rest of the bottle, leaving a little space at the top.

6. **Mix and Mature**:

- Cap the bottle and shake gently to mix.

- Allow the perfume to mature for at least 48 hours, ideally a few weeks, to let the scents meld.

7. **Test and Adjust**:

- After maturing, test the fragrance on your skin.

- Adjust by adding more of a specific note if needed.

8. **Final Touch**:

- Once satisfied, label your bottle with the name and date.

### **Tips**:

- **Keep Notes**: Document your formulas for future reference.

- **Experiment**: Don’t hesitate to try different combinations and proportions.

- **Store Properly**: Keep your perfume in a cool, dark place to maintain its scent.

Enjoy the process of creating your unique fragrance!


 Rose and Sandalwood (10% Rose, 90% Sandalwood)

 Lavender and Vanilla (30% Lavender, 70% Vanilla)

 Lemon and Eucalyptus (40% Lemon, 60% Eucalyptus)

 Orange and Clove (50% Orange, 50% Clove)

 Cedar and Bergamot (60% Cedar, 40% Bergamot)

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