If scents are your "thing", a scent sample pack is a great way to test and find what works and doesn't work for you. If you’re a budding entrepreneur, it can also be a way of introducing your perfumes to your market

Has stress and other life challenging emotions come into your life lately? Discover essential oils that could help you relieve your stress related emotions

Most people think of fragrances as the scent of the “flowers” of a given plant. There so many more components to the origin of a blend, the Seville orange will surprise you. Take a minute and find out what they are.

Essential oils have gained respect in industry’s across the spectrum from beauty to home decor. But how exactly are they being used?

When you take a look at essential oils and how they are actually represented the perfume industry, it’s very easy to see why there’s an affinity towards certain scents. What's your favorite essential oil?

You’ve heard all to often that perfumes are built on notes that are classified as top, middle and base notes. Well what does that mean to you and your nose? Let's find out as you venture into the world of perfume and its notes.

The Rose flower is known and often referred to as the most perfect of flowers. Linked to the planet Venus and the emotion of Love, no wonder it’s the “Best” selling item for Valentine Day.

We’ve all heard of psychotherapy, oxygen therapy and now we have scent therapy. You may know it as aromatherapy. However it’s known to you, scents are used to balance your mood and your mind, nourish your body and revive your spirit as an overall appreciation of its beauty.

Honeysuckles, even if you don't see them you can smell them. And Jasmine, known as the queen of the night, together they make a perfume blend of pure ecstasy. Have you ever had the experience and enjoyment of to these two oils emitting their vapors into the air?

While it might just be the right note for a masculine blend, tobacco absolute will add depth and exotic intrigue to floral essential oils like Jasmine, Tuberose and Ylang Ylang. Have you ever tried it in your blends or perfumes?