BLENDING HOME | 03-02-2023
Blending interior perfume: these tips will help you create a unique fragrance experience at home
Blending your interior fragrance is a clever way to personalise the fragrance experience at home and adapt it to your mood or occasion. The idea behind blending is to combine different fragrances to create a unique, pleasing ambience. But how do you get started with this? With these tips, you can soon get going yourself.
Tip 1: Vary with room sprays, scented candles and diffusers
There are different ways to diffuse home fragrance, such as room sprays, scented candles and (electric) diffusers. For example, use a diffuser you like and pair it with a lovely room spray to give a sophisticated twist to the fragrance experience in your home. For example, try pairing the charming Dr Vranjes Oud Nobile sticks with the freshness of Zenology's Citrus Nobilis Ambiance Trigger. The fresh citrus scent of the room spray combines well with the fragrance of Oud Nobile, which is particularly suitable for promoting your focus and concentration. You get an exciting mix of scents by pairing a diffuser with a room spray. You can also combine two diffusers with each other. The Oud Nobile sticks together with the brand's Ginger & Lime sticks, which blend fresh notes of lime with the spicy notes of ginger for a sparkling, welcoming ambience. Experiment with different types of interior perfume to find out what works best for the spaces in your home.
Tip 3: Experiment with fragrance notes that contrast
Make matters interesting by choosing contrasting fragrance notes. While vanilla and lavender complement each other, vanilla combined with citrus creates an exciting play between two extremes in perfume families. To do this, combine the previously mentioned Divine Vanilla Candle with Trudon's Room Spray Odalisque, giving the warm scent of vanilla a spontaneous, fresh haze brimming with citrus.
Tip 5: Experiment with different fragrances and intensities
Have you found a good combination but one of the perfumes falls away against the others? Then try experimenting. If you use a room spray, you can spray it less or more for a more powerful or less intense fragrance experience. If you want your scented candle or diffuser to stand out more, consider placing it in a different area of the room. By placing the products in a different spot, the fragrance could spread better (or less), making the fragrance experience more noticeable. This creates a more balanced ambience in the room. Take Juliette has a Gun's Not a Candle, for example. This beloved creation creates a sophisticated atmosphere when paired with Maison Francis Kurkdjian's Baccarat Rouge 540 Candle. Two iconic perfumes together, but you might want to adjust the fragrance intensity. Instead of the Not a Candle, you can use the Not a Home Diffuser. Compared to the scented candle, the diffuser provides a more consistent fragrance experience. Thus, together with the scented candle, you create a powerful interplay that builds a sensory experience.
