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How to Choose a daytime or nighttime fragrance: Methods : • If you are simply going out on the town, going to work, or visiting the beach, try a daytime fragrance. If you are planning a date, or going out to dinner, you might try a nighttime fragrance instead. • Look for labels on the packaging. They will usually say either "daytime" or nighttime." If they do not say explicitly, you can usually tell by the color of the packages. Bright yellows, and oranges mean springtime, and are generally daytime fragrances. Dark blues, reds, and purples suggest a nighttime fragrance. • Nighttime fragrances are generally sprayed on, or near the neck area. This is because they do not last as long, and you will want a more immediate impact. In that case, apply a little extra moisturizer to the area of choice to hold the fragrance better. • Daytime fragrances are generally sprayed down by the hips or knees. This is because they rise as the day goes by, and last longer. Therefo

How to utilise your perfume: • Familiarize yourself with your perfume. Skin reacts in different ways to different perfumes. Notice whether you can smell the perfume after a few hours is up. Check that your skin is not reacting negatively to a particular perfume. • Reapply scent every four hours. Even the best perfumes do not last very long. Ask a friend or family member whether they think you need some more. Oftentimes you can get used to the smell of your perfume, but it still might be strong. • Use alcohol wipes and hand sanitizer. If you think that there is too much perfume on you, simply take an alcohol wipe (baby wipe) and some hand sanitizer and wash that area off. You can then dry, and reapply the perfume. Make sure this time not to spray or dab too much. • Keep perfume out of sunlight, and cool. This is because heat and light change the chemical make-up of the perfume. The perfume then changes smell, which does not bode well for your date night. The best place to st

How to apply perfume with particular body parts and instructions: Methods: • Hold fragrance away from your body. You will want to be at least 5-7 inches away from your chest/body. Point the nozzle in the direction of your body. If your skin gets to wet from the spray, you are holding it too closely. • Spray perfume onto your "pulse points." These points are places where blood vessels are close to the skin. There is extra heat at these points, and because heat rises into the air, your fragrance will more likely be smelled. Some of the most commonly used are collarbones, knees, and necklines. • Use targeted sprays. Rather than walking through a cloud of perfume mist, direct the spray exactly at the "pulse points." This will increase the effectiveness of the spray, and not cause you to lose so much of the smell. • Dab your perfume on. If your perfume is not a spray type, you can always use your hands to add the perfume onto a "pulse point." Simply

How to test essential oils for purity: Methods: • Ask your supplier about the purity of their oils and the distilling process. Try to buy from a supplier who distills their own oils, or deals directly with a distiller who does. Suppliers should be willing to provide you with a sample (maybe for a small fee) before encouraging you to buy larger quantities. This shows that they are confident in their product and believe that if you try it you will buy. • Search for oil by the specific name of the plant it is derived from. Being able to read the label and identify the plant makeup of the oil is the first step to buying a quality oil. The general rule of thumb is to purchase by the Latin name, which can be found by searching online for the plant, as this is normally the most specific. For example, many customers purchase lavandula oil, also known as lavender, because of its calming effects. A common mistake is purchasing lavender oil instead, which has the opposite effect and w

How to use and store solid perfume: Methods: • Rub a cotton swab or your finger over the perfume. You don’t need to press down very hard to pick up the scent of your perfume. Gently dab your finger or a cotton swab onto the waxy surface until you see a slight indent in the perfume.The more perfume you pick up, the stronger the scent will be. Tip: You may need to rub the perfume between your fingers for a few seconds to warm it up. • Dab the perfume onto your wrists and behind your ears. Perfume smells the best and lasts the longest on your wrists, your neck, and right behind your ears, since you emit more heat from those areas. Gently rub it into your skin for a soothing, pleasant aroma.Solid perfume isn’t quite as strong as liquid perfume, so you don’t have to worry about applying too much. • Store your sealed perfume in a cool, dry place for 6 to 12 months. Keep a lid on your perfume container whenever you aren’t using it. If you used grapeseed as a carrier, use your perf

How to packaging perfume safely: Methods : • Wrap the bottle in bubble wrap. To prepare your perfume for shipping, wrap the bottle with 4 to 6 layers of bubble wrap.If you’re shipping multiple bottles of perfume, be sure to wrap each bottle individually. • Tape around the bubble wrap. Using a sturdy tape, wrap the tape several times around the bubble wrap layers to secure it to the perfume bottle. • Find the right box. You want to choose a box that offers 4 inches (10 centimeters) of space around each side of the wrapped perfume. • Add a layer of packing material beneath the perfume. In the bottom of the box, add an even layer of packing material, such as popcorn, shredded newspaper, or styrofoam chunks. Then, place the wrapped perfume in the box on top of the packing layer. • Fill in the remaining space with packing material. Use more packing material to fill up the box. Make sure there is an even layer of material on each side and on top of the perfume.If you’re packing m

How to stimulate hair growth with Jamaica castor oil: Methods: • Massage JBCO into your scalp at night. Since JBCO has natural antibacterial and antifungal properties, it can be an effective treatment for dandruff, dry scalp, and other scalp conditions. Apply a small amount to the roots of your hair and scalp before bed. Spend about 5 minutes massaging it into your scalp, then finish your bedtime routine. You may want to wrap your hair in a scarf to keep the oil from staining your pillow or sheets. Dip a mascara wand or cotton swab into JBCO for eyelashes or eyebrows. JBCO can help stimulate growth, giving you thicker, fuller eyelashes or eyebrows. Dab the oil onto your eyelashes or eyebrows gently. • Wait a few seconds after applying, then wipe off any excess oil with a tissue or clean washcloth.Take care not to drip any oil into your eyes. A little goes a long way here – you should only need a drop or two of oil to do both of your eyes.For best results, do this before bed

Picking a scent category for winters: Methods: • Think dessert. Winter is filled with cold weather and lots of sweet flavors, such as your favorite Christmas cake. When you're picking a fragrance, picking one that reminds you of those desserts is a sure-fire way to pick something appropriate. Gourmand fragrances fall into this category, as they are quite sweet and are often reminiscent of all things sugary.Some gourmand perfumes to try are Salted Caramel by Shay and Blue, Candy by Prada, or Le Petite Robe Noire by Guerlain. • Consider a spicy scent. Spicy scents are ones that fall into the "warm" category. Think about your favorite winter spices, such as cinnamon, nutmeg, and cardamom. These scents are also known as Orientals, and usually have a rich, exotic smell. Shalimar by Guerlain is a classic example of this type of scent. • Try woody. Woody and earthy scents are also a good choice for winter because they have a rich, heavy scent, reminiscent of pine tre

Creating a perfume mist for hairs: • Gather your ingredients. There are many different formulas and variations you can use to make this hair perfume mist, but all of them feature three basic ingredients – pure vanilla extract, essential oil(s) and rosewater. Most commercially made products are made with artificial fragrances and harmful chemicals, but this botanical recipe is all-natural, smells great and provides health benefits. To make 4 fluid ounces (120 ml) (1/2 cup) of this hair perfume mist, you will need: 1 teaspoon of pure vanilla extract. 20-25 drops of essential oil(s). 4 ounces of rosewater. One 4 oz spray bottle (glass or plastic). • Mix the vanilla extract and essential oils together. Measure out these ingredients and put them directly into the 4 ounce spray bottle. Gently swirl the spray bottle around so that the vanilla extract and essential oils blend together. 15-20 swirls will get the job done.Use any combination of essential oils that you wish. However,

How to make perfume using fresh flowers leaves or herbs: Methods: • Obtain a clean glass container. The type of container isn’t as important as the material: just make sure that a) it’s clean and b) it’s glass. The container also needs to have a tight-fitting lid.But having dark containers also helps for preserving.Perfumers generally recommend using dark glass, which can lengthen the fragrance’s life by protecting it from light.Avoid using jars that have previously contained food items, even if they’ve been washed out, as the glass might pass the scent on. • Obtain an odorless oil. Popular choices for use in perfumes include jojoba oil, almond oil, and grape seed oil. • Collect flowers, leaves, or herbs whose scent appeals to you. Be sure to collect plant materials when the scent is strong and the leaves are dry. Letting them air out can leave them limp and with a less effective scent.You may want to collect and dry more plants than you need, just in case you want to add m

Knowing what materials you need to make perfume: Methods: • Buy dark glass containers. Many people recommend using dark glass containers because the dark glass helps protect your perfume from light, which can shorten its lifespan.You’ll also want to make sure your glass containers haven’t previously contained any food items, as any residual scents will transfer to your perfume. The exception to this would be if you actually wanted to use the scent of what was in the glass container before. (Warning: peanut-butter-banana-chocolate perfume might taste better than it smells!) • Buy a carrier oil. A carrier oil is what carries the scents in a particular fragrance on to your skin. These are generally unscented, and are used to dilute concentrated oils and aromatics that can otherwise irritate your skin.Your carrier oil can really be anything. You can even use olive oil if you don’t mind the scent.One popular perfumer simmers rose petals in virgin olive oil, then combines it all

Finding ways to Use essential Oils in your home: Methods: • Cleanse your home. There are many uses for effective oils in your home. You can make your own cleaning products using them.  • Try making your own environmentally friendly cleanser for kitchen counters. Combine 12 drops of of wild orange oil with 1/4 cup castile soap and water. Use the mixture to wipe down counters or the stove top. It's great at fighting grease. • Eucalyptus oil is a natural germ fighter. Add a few drops to your next cycle in your washing machine. It will naturally freshen clothes. • Cinnamon oil can help get rid of mold. If you have a spot that needs cleaning, use a cotton ball to apply undiluted cinnamon oil directly to the mold. • Dilute pine oil with water and place in a spray bottle. Spritz before you go outside. • You can also use oils to keep insects out of your home. Tea tree oil is effective when used in a diffuser or topically applied to window frames or door ways. • Oils can also

How to prepare perfumed Talcum powder: Methods: • Get your favorite perfume or essential oil. • Get the powder - unscented or a scent close to what you want. If you have to you can use cornstarch with a little baking soda added to prevent clumping. • Put the powder into an airtight container. • Add a small amount of perfume or oil. • Close and shake for about 3 minutes. • After it settles check the smell. • Add more fragrance, if needed, the same way. • Put scented powder into a shaker or a container with a powder puff.  

How to make perfume oils with different methods : • Oil perfume are as simple as alcohol perfumes.instead of diluting the fragrance Material with alcohol, use jojoba oil. • Jojoba o is the best choice because of its long shelf life. It is resistant to going rancid and will preserve your fragrance for probably longer than it will take to use it. • If you plan to use your perfume within a few months, you can just use any vegetable oil, such as sweet almond oil, hazelnut oil, avocado oil, even olive oil.some of these may have facing scent of their own, but they will probably be covered up with the powerful fragrance materials. • You will need a roll-on bottle, not an atomizer. Jojoba oil is hard to spritz. Even if you can spritz it, you will end up creating a fine layer of oil, which isn't desir able in most cases. Actually, who knows? You can try making a sprayable bath oil and use an olive oil

DIY perfume using only Coconut oil makes for the perfect gift and makes long lasting Ingredients :  • A glass bottle  • A perfume/roll-on bottle • Coconut oil (2 spoons) • 3 Essential oil of your choice (Vanilla, lavender, jojoba,etc.) • 3 spoons of mineral water • 6 spoons vodka  • A funnel • Coffee filter  Method :  • Clean the bottle well and ensure it is dry.  • Pour the coconut oil into the bottle.  • Using a dropper, add 15 drops of the first essential oil to this. • Then add 10 drops of the next oil, for the top note, followed by 5 drops of the third oil for the base note.  • Add the vodka to this concoction.  • Close the bottle tight and let it sit for not less than 48 hours in a dark spot. • The longer you let this mixture sit, the stronger the scent is bound to be. You can leave the perfume to set for up to two months if you wish.  • Once you are satisfied with the duration and the scent, open the bottle and add the water into it.  • Shake well so the water mixes

Animal perfume ingredient Ambergris: • Ambergris, a solid waxy substance originating in the intestine of the sperm whale (Physeter catodon). In Eastern cultures ambergris is used for medicines and potions and as a spice; in the West it was used to stabilize the scent of fine perfumes.  • Ambergris floats and washes ashore most frequently on the coasts of China, Japan, Africa, and the Americas and on tropical islands such as the Bahamas.  • Because it was picked up as drift along the shores of the North Sea, ambergris was likened to the amber of the same region, and its name is derived from the French words for “gray amber.” • Fresh ambergris is black and soft and has a disagreeable odour. When exposed to sun, air, and seawater, however, it hardens and fades to a light gray or yellow, developing a subtle and pleasant fragrance in the process. • Not to be confused with the amber stone and its orange color, the amber used in perfumery comes from the sperm whale. After ingesti

animal perfume ingredient musk : • It is an animal material emblematic of perfumery, which was brought to Europe by Marco Polo, who described it as “the finest balsam known“.  • This ingredient is derived from the secretion of the musk deer, an animal native to Asia. Its trade was flourishing until the 1900’s when it was highly appreciated for its powerful animal perfume, with aphrodisiac powers.  • For several decades now, this species has been protected and the trade in animal musk has been formally prohibited. • Musk is a chemical from the musk gland of the male musk deer. It is dried and used to make medicine. • People take musk for stroke, coma, nerve problems, seizures (convulsions), heart and circulation problems, tumors, and injuries. • In foods, musk is used as a flavoring. In manufacturing, musk is used in fragrances and perfumes.• 

Animal perfume ingredient Castoreum:  • It is a kind of very fatty oil secreted by the glands of the North American beaver to protect its hair from cold and humidity. This fragrant oil is recovered when the animal is killed to regulate its population and sell its fur. • Its smell is also very powerful with fecal notes but also strong nuances of leather and a fruity aspect.There are two other animal-based ingredients that are much rarer in perfumery: hyraceum and beeswax. • Hyraceum comes from the fossilized urine produced by an animal called the Rock Daman, which looks like a large marmot. From an olfactory point of view, this material gives off a very animal smell with leathery undertones.  • Beeswax is also very little used. But some perfumers use it to bring roundness to floral or fruity compositions. • Castoreum is sometimes used for anxiety, insomnia, menstrual cramps, and other conditions, but there is no good scientific evidence to support these uses. • In foods a

Animal perfume ingredient Civet :  • Animal between the cat and the fox, the civet is also defined as a musk cat. To mark its territory, this small carnivore secretes a very odorous substance which comes from a peri-anal gland. • In order to recover the precious liquid with the smell of fur, a curettage had to be performed. If the practice is still not forbidden, the civet has almost totally disappeared from the fragrances.  • At first sight, its smell is quite unpleasant with a dominant excrement side. After a few hours and a good dilution, its perfume becomes more and more round and sensual. • Pure civet is a crude, buttery-yellow paste that turns darker with age. At full strength the tincture smells fecal and nauseating, but when diluted it has a radiant, velvety, floral scent. It gives great effects in perfumes, smoothing out rough patches, adding a sense of shimmer, diffusion, and warmth. • Civet is a catlike animal with a long tail and a long, pointed muzzle like th

Can You Keep Cologne in The Fridge? • There is much debate around the topic, but you can in fact store fragrances in the fridge — depending on their type. The cold temperature of a fridge can soil a perfume’s delicate chemical balance. However, feel free to store your cologne and eau de toilette into the fridge because of their more robust chemical make-up. • It only makes sense that perfumes are delicate. The fragile chemical makeup and fragile bottles can mean a recipe for disaster if they aren’t carefully cared for.  • But, not to worry. With proper precautions, even the most expensive of scents can be kept perfectly safe. Feel free to take a look at our newest perfume collections, knowing now that you can keep them new for longer than ever. "A simple little tip from years ago I was to keep my perfume in the refrigerator. This will help keep it fresh much longer."Yes, it's important that you keep your fragrances incool, dry spaces, but we wanted to know if

Common Mistakes When Applying Cologne:  There are a few mistakes men commonly make when applying cologne that can prevent them from getting the most out of their cologne usage. When applying the fragrance you should avoid: • Spraying the fragrance on your clothing. Spraying cologne directly on your clothes prevents it from mixing with your natural oils, which is what gives it its unique quality. This can also prevent the scent from going through its scent stages (more on that here), rendering the scent flat and monochrome. Finally, spraying a fragrance directly on clothing can be harmful to some fabrics. • Splashing the cologne on your skin. If using a fragrance that does not have a spray nozzle, some men splash cologne onto their skin. This is an easy way to over-apply. To apply correctly, you should place one finger over the opening of the bottle and gently tip it upside down before dabbing the scent on your body. • Spraying a mist cloud and walking through it. While it

How to apply perfume oil correctly:  • Put perfume oil on after you’ve taken a shower. Take your shower and dry off a little with a towel before applying your perfume. Having fresh, clean skin will help your perfume stick to you and last longer. If your skin is sweaty or sticky in any way, it’ll be harder for the perfume oil to adhere properly. • Rub an unscented moisturizer onto your skin before applying perfume oil. Pick out your favorite unscented moisturizer and squeeze a small dollop of it into your hand. Rub the moisturizer into to your wrists, elbows, or other area where you're going to apply the perfume oil. Let the moisturizer dry before you add the perfume. It’s important that your moisturizer be unscented so that it doesn’t interfere with your perfume oil. • Use roll-on perfume by rolling it directly onto your skin. Perfume oils that come in the form of a roll-on stick are super easy to use. Roll the ball on the perfume stick using your finger to make sure it

Ylang-Ylang: Perfume Ingredient Scent: Sweet, floral • Ylang-ylang is a yellow star-shaped flower found on the tropical Cananga tree. It has a sweet and floral scent that blends incredibly with oriental and floral scents and can be found on the ingredient list of many top selling perfumes. • Ylang ylang is a yellow, star-shaped flower that grows on the Cananga tree (Cananga odorata). This tropical species is native to countries surrounding the Indian Ocean, such as India, the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, and parts of Australia. Ylang ylang’s heady, aromatic scent is fruity, flowery, and rich. • The ylang ylang flower is used to make several types of essential oil, via steam distillation. The oils vary in the intensity of their scent. • Ylang ylang extra is the most potent essential oil derived from the ylang ylang flower. This oil is often used as a top note in perfumes, such as Chanel Number Five. • The less potent essential oils are used as medium-to-base notes in pe

Vetiver:  Perfume Ingredient Scent: Earthy, woody • This perfume ingredient comes from a grass with heavy, fibrous roots which are used to distill an oil that smells extremely earthy. It contains fragrant undertones that are woody, leather and slightly smoky. • Vetiver essential oil, also called khus oil, is extracted from the vetiver plant, a clumpy, green grass native to India that can grow five feet high or more.  • Vetiver is in the same family as other grasses used for their essential oils, including lemongrass and citronella. • Vetiver oil is quite fragrant, with a distinctive sharp and earthy scent you may recognize from men’s cologne. • Vetiver essential oil is distilled from the vetiver plant’s roots, which are aged before being soaked in water.  • The highly concentrated oil that is released is then skimmed off the top of the water. It’s used in holistic practice for its soothing, grounding capabilities.

Vanilla:  Perfume Ingredient Scent: Sweet, creamy • Vanilla is one of the most popular scents in the world with its highly recognizable sweet and creamy fragrance.  • Vanilla comes from the seed pods of the three main species of vanilla orchid: Vanilla Planifolia, Vanilla Pompona and Vanilla Tahitensis. • Vanilla had been used to flavour xocoatl, the chocolate beverage of the Aztecs, centuries before the Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés drank it at Montezuma’s court, and soon afterward vanilla became popular in Europe.  • Today it is used in a variety of sweet foods and beverages, particularly chocolate, confections, ice cream, and bakery goods, and in perfumery. • Vanilla plants have a long, fleshy climbing stem that attaches to trees by aerial rootlets; roots also penetrate the soil.  • Numerous flowers open a few at a time and last a single day during the blooming season, which lasts about two months.

Tuberose: Perfume Ingredient Scent: Floral, creamy • Tuberose has an intoxicating floral scent that comes from its highly perfumed white flower petals. It has slight milky and fruity notes, giving a sweet and creamy scent. • Tuberose Absolute is an exquisite, highly fragrant floral oil that is most often used for perfumery and natural fragrancing work.  • It blends beautifully with other floral absolutes and essential oils, and it also blends well with essential oils within the wood, citrus, spice, resinous and earthy essential oils. • Bottle Depicting the Typical Color of Tuberose Absolute Emotionally, it is said that Tuberose Absolute is an aphrodisiacs and may help with impotence or frigidity. • Tuberose flower helps to prevent the chances of anemia. It increases the blood level and fitness of the body. It also promotes immune system. 

Tonka Bean: Perfume Ingredient Scent: Vanilla, spicy • Tonka bean is from a plant native to Brazil that has a vanilla-sweet fragrance with hints of spices like cinnamon and clove. It originally was used as an alternative to vanilla, but has become popular on its own. • Tonka bean is a tree. The fruit and seed are used to make medicine.Despite serious safety concerns, people take tonka bean as a tonic; to increase sexual desire (as an aphrodisiac); and to treat cramps, nausea, cough, spasms, tuberculosis, wasting due to chronic disease, swelling caused by a blockage in the lymph system (lymphedema), and a parasitic disease called schistosomiasis. • Some people apply tonka bean directly to the affected area for mouth ulcers, earache, and sore throat. • In manufacturing, coumarin, one of the active constituents of tonka bean, is used as a flavoring and fragrance in various products in food, liquor, tobacco, soap, and cosmetics.In foods, the seeds are used to make a nutty-flavo

Sandalwood Perfume Ingredient Scent: Woody, sweet • Sandalwood is a creamy and warm woody fragrance that is commonly found in the base notes of men’s cologne and unisex perfumes. •  It originates from the East Indian sandalwood tree, which is one of the most valuable trees in the world. • Sandalwood essential oil is found in many perfumes and air fresheners. It’s a classic scent from a valuable tree.  • But the value of sandalwood oil may go beyond smell. Sandalwood may offer some health benefits as well. • Sandalwood essential oil comes fromTrusted Source the wood and roots of Santalum album, or the East Indian sandalwood tree. This is one of the most valuable trees in the world.  • Its products are used across the globe. West Indian and African sandalwood oils have also been produced in the past, but they’re no longer widely available.

Rose de Mai Perfume Ingredient Scent: Floral, green • Rose de mai, also known as rose absolute (rose essential oil), is produced by solvent and then alcohol extraction. • It has a sweet, fresh floral fragrance with hints of green notes and honey making it the perfect ingredient for a day-to-day spring perfume. • The May rose harvest in Grasse, France is a tradition that dates back to the Middle Ages. Take a rose break and spritz Pure Rosewater around your face and body to boost energy and alertness. • Spritz between skincare and foundation steps to lock in moisture.Sylvie sprays it on damp hair for a smoother, more voluminous blowout.  • Olivia uses it to calm frizz on humid days. Refresh your makeup mid-day with a quick spray at your desk.Add a few spritzes to your cotton pad with cleanser to sweep away and leave skin softened and refreshed.

Patchouli Perfume Ingredient Scent: Earthy, sweet • Patchouli has a strong, musty-sweet smell that is commonly found in various scented products from fragrances and cosmetics to detergent and paper towels. It comes from a bushy shrub found in Malaysia and India • Patchouli is an essential oil derived from the leaves of the patchouli plant, a type of aromatic herb. • In order to produce patchouli oil, the leaves and stems of the plant are harvested and allowed to dry out. They then undergo a distillation process to extract the essential oil. • Patchouli has a characteristic scent that might be described as woody, sweet, and spicy. Because of this, it’s often used as a scent additive in products like perfumes, cosmetics, and incense. • Patchouli is treating skin conditions such as dermatitis, acne, or dry, cracked skin easing symptoms of conditions like colds, headaches, and stomach upset relieving depression