Chanel Bleu is an oriental fresh fragrance. The mellow but natural woody scent is refreshing. It adds pink pepper, nutmeg and grapefruit, etc., and the elegant and rich fragrance has a touch of spicy and spicy. The peculiar sour and mellow fruity fragrance , patchouli and frankincense make the frivolous youthful fragrance become mellow and gentle. Although the top note of the whole bottle of perfume is slightly stronger, it is completely refreshing afterwards. Neutralization, no sense of violation.   Top notes: lemon mint pink pepper grapefruit Mid note: ginger, aloneone, nutmeg, jasmine Last note: laudane, sandalwood, patchouli vetiver   The fragrance of Y&R Bleu exudes freshness from the Mediterranean, citrus fruits and fragrant grass leaves, combined with the scent of vetiver, cedar and sandalwood, rich and elegant. Not only the first choice of men, many women are willing to let their body shed the blue taste.

Scent is perhaps the most compelling aspect of handmade candle and soap. It's what draws you to a certain bar of handcrafted soap at a craft show or farmer's market. And it is the best way to make your own handmade soapa unique gift that'll be remembered. If you want to try your "nose" at creating your own blends of essential or fragrance oils for your soaps and candles, it's not hard. Whether you're an experienced aromatherapist or new to scent blending, you can create your own complex scent blends that will make your soaps and candles smell wonderful with a scent that is uniquely yours. Grab a notebook and let's get started as this process can take anywhere from a few minutes to a couple of days. What You'll Need Materials 1.Assortment of essential or fragrance oils 2.Small jars with airtight lids (such as jelly jars) 3.At least one clean cotton swab for each scent oil in the blend 4.A notebook to record your results Instructions Many people start by blending essential oils since they are basic components used to build more complex blends. But you can try any combination of essential or fragrance oils. As you examine individual components, make notes on how long-lasting the scent is. This will determine if it is a top note (the first, fleeting scent you smell in a fragrance), middle note (the scent you notice after a while; it lingers a little longer), or base note (the longest-lasting scent in a blend that takes the longest to "come to the top"). Ideally, the final blend will include one of each note at least. Alternatively, you can just choose several oils that you think will go well together. This is all about experimentation. 1.Open Containers Open the oils and the small glass jar. You may be able to get a preview of your scent blends merely by having the three bottles open at the same time. 2.Dip Cotton Swab in Oil One at a time, dip the tip of a clean cotton swab into the fragrance or essential oil. Squeeze any excess oil from the swab on the lip of the bottle. Instead of cotton swabs, you can use an eyedropper or disposable pipette and a paper towel, but make sure you use a fresh dropper or pipette for each essential oil. 3.Put Swab in Jar Place the swab in the glass jar. 4.Repeat for Each Scent Repeat for each of the scents you want to add to the blend. 5.Keep Notes on Oil Testing Make sure to write down each oil you include in the blend. 6.Walk Away Walk away from the jar and wait a few minutes. 7.Smell Scent Blend Come back to the jar and gently sniff the air above the jar. Don't stick your nose into the jar to smell the blend. Let the scent rise from out of the jar. This will be the scent blend in its early stage of development. Take notes on your thoughts about it. Is one oil overpowering the others? Do two of them seem too similar to tell apart? 8.Let Jar 'Mature' and Smell Again Put the lid on the jar and leave it in a cool, dark place. After a few hours, open the jar and smell the blend again. The scent should...

International Women's Day is a holiday celebrated in many countries around the world. On this day, the achievements made by women are affirmed, regardless of their nationality, ethnicity, language, culture, economic status, and political stance. Since its inception, International Women’s Day has opened a new world for women in developed and developing countries. The growing international women’s movement has been strengthened through the four UN Global Conferences on Women’s Issues. The International Women’s Day commemoration has become a gathering order for women’s rights and women’s participation in political and economic affairs. Welcome to pink some special scent fragrance oils and essential oils to Her. #women #fragrances #essential oil

If you’re looking to get into essential oils, but aren’t quite sure where to start, we’ve compiled an extensive list on some of the most popular and beneficial ones. Keep reading to see which oils can best meet your needs. Types of essential oils Lavender This incredibly popular oil has all kinds of benefits. This subtly floral scent can help people to relax and sleep. Moreover, breathing it in has been found to help with alleviating headachesTrusted Source, while the use of the oil topically may help reduce the itching and swelling from bug bites. Safety: There are a few known side effects. These include nausea, headaches, chills, and vomiting. It can also irritate the skin if you have an intolerance. Roman chamomile Featuring a combination of a light floral and herbal aroma, this oil has the potentialTrusted Source to put your mind at ease when diffused and inhaled through steam. While this oil is great for calming the mind, it’s equally as useful on the skin, and has been foundTrusted Source to treat conditions like inflammation and eczema. Safety: Anyone allergic to daisies, marigolds, and ragweed should avoid using this oil altogether. Rose When the sweet, floral scent of rose oil is inhaled, it’s been shownTrusted Source to help reduce anxiety. Its antioxidant properties have also been foundTrusted Source to help treat acne and improve complexion for an overall younger look. Safety: Skin irritation can occur when used topically, so make sure to use more of the carrier oil if you want to reap the skin care benefits of rose oil. Hyssop This earthy, herbal, and sweet-scented essential oil can be used on the skin to help to minimize scarringTrusted Source, decrease inflammation, and act as an overall healing agent. Safety: Don’t use hyssop if you’re pregnant or have a history of seizures. Ylang ylang This flowery oil emits a spicy but sweet aroma, and has been suggested as an aid in relaxationTrusted Source, a self-esteem builderTrusted Source, and it even may act as a repellant toward certain insects. It’s frequently found in cosmetics and promises a laundry list of beauty benefits, including the treatment of combination skin and promotion of hair growth. Myrrh This sappy-smelling essential oil is said to treat skin issuesTrusted Source by relieving acne and cracked skin, and may even help treat athlete’s foot. Safety: Myrrh should never be taken orally. If you’re using it topically, take note that it’s been found to cause dermatitis. More serious side effects include heart irregularities and lower blood pressure. It can also increase the risk of miscarriage if taken by people who are pregnant. Vetiver Thesmoky, sugary scent of vetiver is often used in tranquil aromatherapy to boost your overall mood and calm your nerves. As for its antioxidant benefits, it’s been foundTrusted Source to help promote skin health and heal scars. Safety: Since it’s nonirritating and non-sensitizing it’s a great topical alternative for those who can’t handle other...

What's the " Smell Marketing"? Do you think the coffee smell in Starbucks is really only from coffee? In fact, the strong coffee aroma that people smell in Starbucks stores is not all from coffee beans, but the product of scent marketing-the exclusive Starbucks aroma from the hands of perfumers. Similarly, the popcorn stalls in Disneyland will release the "artificial popcorn scent" when business is low, and soon customers will smell the fragrance. This marketing model, which is different from traditional taste and visual stimuli, uses specific smells to attract consumers' attention and memory is called smell marketing. The scientific journal Neuron once published a research report stating that among all sensory memories, smell is the least easily forgotten sensation. The data shows that people's accurate recall rate of smell can still reach 65% after one year. If you want to use the smell to form a unique brand mark, you need to make a scientific design based on the preferences of the target population, so that more people will like the brand because of the unclear taste and become loyal fans of the brand. For example, in the maternal and child product area of the shopping mall, the smell of baby powder will create a warm and comfortable feeling; in the swimsuit area, the smell of coconut will make you associate with coconut trees on the beach; in the underwear area, "comfortable lilac fragrance" "It is said that women can't help but walk into the fitting room. At the 2007 Frankfurt International Motor Show in Germany, BMW placed a side-source diffuser in its showroom and chose a specially designed BMW fragrance. For a while, guests smelled the fragrance, making BMW's showroom crowded. Car buyers think that new cars have a special smell of brand-new leather, and it is this special "new car smell" that often stimulates consumers' desire to buy cars. The success of this scent marketing was later imitated by major auto manufacturers and 4S shops. The hotel industry is well versed in the secrets of odor marketing, so different hotels have their own signature odors. For example, the lobby of the Westin Hotel has a unique floral fragrance of white tea, the Langham Hotel has a floral fragrance of ginger, the Hilton Hotel has a combination of lily of the valley, grass and musk, and the Shangri-La Hotel has vetiver, rosewood and amber based fragrances. Each hotel has its own unique fragrance, the purpose is to let guests trigger olfactory memory the moment they step into the hotel, and get a subconscious feeling of being at home. If the smell in the mall is the marketing of the brand, that person's perfume choice is to highlight the individual's impression. The trend of the perfume market in recent years can be summarized as the decline of popular perfumes, star perfumes are no longer popular, and niche perfumes are becoming more and more popular. When both Diorgen and Chanel N.5 were reduced to "street fragrances", people naturally began to look for more...

Many consumers talk about "chemical synthesis", and the natural flavor of the raw materials has always been the focus of dispute, but in fact, in the field of perfume, natural flavors are not necessarily better than synthetic flavors. 1. Natural flavors are derived from plants, animals and other materials, using distillation, supercritical carbon dioxide, and other methods to obtain fragrance substances from plants. In the past, perfumes were all made with natural essences. This phenomenon was not changed until the emergence of synthetic fragrances in the last century. 2. Natural flavors are usually more expensive than synthetic flavors, so many fragrance brands are more willing to claim to use natural flavors in order to create an organic and natural high-end image. But in fact, modern perfumes are mostly a mixture of synthetic fragrances, which shape the skeleton and flesh and blood of modern perfumes, while natural fragrances do not account for a high proportion, and may even contain no natural fragrances. Compared with natural fragrances, synthetic fragrances The type is rich, giving the perfumer great space; the fragrance is stable and not easy to change; it has little effect on human skin. Natural flavors are more likely to cause skin sensitivity and other adverse reactions