What is it: the Formula Kit #3 from Olfactik:
Formula Kit #3 contains all the ingredients to make 2 of the most historically important and popular perfume types (Chypre and Fougere) and x8 key floral bases. This is a comprehensive kit and can be used to create a wide variety of fragrance types. The kit includes the basic equipment needed, along with simple step-by-step instructions and a written formula for each fragrance. We also provide additional suggestions for personalizing each formula to give it a unique edge.
The kit includes 43 ingredients, plus written formulas, instruction sheet, plastic pipettes, smelling strips, a 50 ml beaker and empty 10 ml bottles.
How do I get it: The folks at Olfactik will send this anywhere in the world. For a chance to win, leave a comment on the website telling us either a) your absolute favorite raw material, if you've ever smelled any, or b) what you'd make with the kit, or c) what DIY fragrances you've already made.
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The contest will be open until noon or so on Tuesday, and I'll announce the winner on Wednesday.
The fine print: Don't enter the contest unless I have permission to use the email address in your reader account to contact you. If the email address in your reader account is incorrect, you might want to fix it. If you are the winner and you fail to send me your mailing details within a couple weeks, I’ll give your prize away to someone else.
Oh, how much fun is this? I have never smelled any raw materials, but I used to go to hippie essential oils products stores as a kid. My favorite was Dragon’s Blood, an incensey-herbal that I adored as a body lotion.
And of course, Robin, you may contact me should I be lucky enough to win. 🙂
Vetiver! I bought a bunch of place mats, table runners, and bathmats threaded with vetiver root… The smell of that in the raw is incredible.
I would love to win this! You may absolutely use my email address to contact me if i win. I have made some DIY fragrances before, mostly eau de cologne types as I couldn’t afford to play with the more expensive oils and absolutes.
I am torn between hay absolute and the tiny bit of Indian sandalwood that I have.
Thank you for this and all of the fun contests!
My absolute favorite raw material is vetiver – I just love the earthiness of it! And you have permission to use my email address, as usual.
What a great draw!
I didn’t try any raw materials yet but I think that maybe iris concrete would be my favourite. I would use my kit (if I won) to learn more about raw materials and mixing them. Unfortunately didn’t make any DIY scents yet.
Of course you can use my address. Good luck to all!
My heart goes pitty-pat when I see a kit!
I love chypres! Always have. But, have never smelled oak moss isolated. I would love to try my hand at a cool version and a humid one.
My mother used to treat me to a box of glitter if I behaved, I will try to be good until Tuesday. Ah, the possibilities!
Email is good. Thanks!
Oooooo, my favorite would be Bulgarian Rose oil. I was lucky enough to visit the country and go on a day tour of a rose farm and see harvesting and creation of the oil. I even got up at dawn and I am so not a morning person LOL. You have my permission to use my email addy. FIngers crossed!
It would be great to use these to “boost” some of my commercial perfumes that have been weakened through reformulation..
How fun! If I win this, I’ll make something with Coffee, Benzoin and Hay. You may use the email registered on this site to contact me. Thank you for this opportunity.
3) When I was a kid, I tried the whole “crushing flowers into water” thing. It didn’t smell very good, and I haven’t done any further experimentation since!
I used to make custom blended lotions for friends with essential oils. One of my favorites is clary sage – I still miss the little bottle of real sandalwood essential oil that I had.
I would just love to explore the materials and bases to educate my nose!
Thanks for offering this!
Wow! This is a lovely kit! I have not smelled or experimented with raw materials, but have mixed some soliflores such as rose and jasmine to get something floral and interesting! I’m in the US!
I’ve never smelled any raw materials but going to guess I would love vetiver! If I won..I may try to make something for my husband..and one for me. Maybe a unisex scent!
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What an amazing draw! I have been toying with taking a perfumery course and acquiring such a kit. I have collected oak moss and tree moss and have played with them without success. I’d love to explore vetiver, jasmine, iris, neroli . . . . I mix essential oils for my diffuser.
My favorite raw material would have to be Patchouli. I once bought a pretty box of Patchouli root just so I could smell it whenever I wanted to. Thanks for the giveaway!
I’ve never made a fragrance — but I’d LOVE to try. I’m a teacher, and I think it would be really cool to work with a student doing this (my husband, who’s a chemistry teacher, has a student who is interested in going into makeup or fragrance design).
Now that the weather is changing, I am oddly missing the smell of flowers, so I’d probably make something with the Rose. I sometimes like to wear off-season scents when it’s cold out just to remind myself of summer.
Vetiver is my favorite raw material – I love the range of effects possible with vetiver
What a great contest! Thanks! My favorite raw material is sandalwood, and I’d love to try my hand at making a chypre.
You may, of course, use the e-mail address associated with my account to contact me.
This is simply an amazing draw! What would I make with my kit? Well I have been searching for my HG for a while. I have a feeling its deep inside me so I would experiment and try to create it. What could be better then discovering a scent that takes you to another world?
Hay absolute! Such a happy smell for me.
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Thanks again, Robin for another great drawing!
Wow! What an awesome opportunity! I have Via del Profumo’s kit of animal tinctures (hyraceum, amergris, civet and castoreum), and I bought some Persicol in order to try LT and TS’s experiment of recreating the shimmering iris-peach balance of Iris Gris by adding it to SL Iris Silver Mist.
Labdanum is my fave raw material; I haven’t encountered it in real life yet…
I went through a brief mixing-essential-oils-into-cream-and-bath- for- aromatherapeutic-reasons period. It stopped because the rose oils I could afford never smelled anything like that royal red opening bloom I had smelled in the garden. So instead of lifting my mood it lowered it! And, I liked to experiment with peppermint oil: only, I soon realised that the most minute amount drowned out any other smell : )
Holly dear. This is an amazing draw. I would experiment with this kit for sure.
Fav raw material? Labdanum and oakmoss.
I have no idea what I’d make, have never smelled raw materials before, and have never tried to make a scent…but I want this soooo much. It looks like so much fun to play with. Perhaps I should try to recreate the original Miss Dior since it’s becoming more and more difficult to find and most S.A.s don’t know that it ever existed.
Thanks for another awesome (awesome, awesome) giveaway!
My favourites are vetiver and myrrh, you have permission to use my email address,wow this is a splendid giveaway,thanks a lot.
This sounds really fun. My favorite raw material is vetiver. CB I Hate Perfume sells three different versions of it, differing in where they are grown. It was interesting to smell the differences between them.
I love the deep resinous smell of labdanum absolute and also enjoy the smokiness of cade oil.Thanks for the draw!
My favourites are sandalwood and labdanum. I’ve experimented with a few things, mostly socially unacceptable, and the results reflected that. You have my permission to use the email address associated with my account. Thanks for the draw.
Ooh, this is the dreamiest giveaway! My favorite raw material is probably an Indian jasmine absolute shared by Mandy Aftel during a talk she gave in Seattle (I need to get myself a bottle one of these days). Thanks for this opportunity–it would be amazing to play with this kit!
ohhh, what a FANTASTIC giveaway, thanks a lot for it. chypre is my fav word next to oakmoss. this kit is a must have heaven!
I think the only raw material I have smelt is sandalwood and it will be tough for anything else to displace it from that position. My mother had two small blocks in for use in religious rituals. I would love to experiment with the kit but have no idea what I would make, and have never made anything before! You have permission to use my email address.
OMG, what a draw! I’d love to play with this kit! Firstly I’d probably make a rose chypre, and then… a lot of other things.
Thank you for the draw, and surely you can use my email address .
a) your absolute favorite raw material, if you’ve ever smelled any,
NEROLI – it is astringent and refreshing, but also sweet and warming and pretty. I would have much fun playing with this amazing ingredient and exploring its many facets……….
b) what you’d make with the kit
A gorgeous NEROLI scent, naturellement………
c) what DIY fragrances you’ve already made.
Made my own shower gel combos using Neal’s Yard unscented gels, mixing with NEROLI, lime, grapefruit and petit grain essential oils………very amateur and easy!!
My favourite raw material is musk oil. I tried the geninuine article from Morocco and it smelt divine. I would attempt to make the ultimate gardenia scent using the kit with a gardenia oil I bought online. I’ve not tried making any scent yet, but have always been interested.
What a fantastic draw! Thank you, Robin and Olfactik. I am exploring the Olfactik website. I really like benzoin. This sounds like so much fun. Reminds me of the chemistry set I used to play with a s a child. I was in love with my microscope.
This is a great giveaway and will allow the lucky winner to express his\her creativity! I have not experienced any raw materials, but I would love to experiment with creating a chypre. My favorite toy as a child was my chemistry set, and I would happily occupy myself for hours mixing and matching the different elements. You have my permission to contact me through my email address. Thank you!
Fabulous draw with such a creative angle! Thanks for the chance, and you may certainly use my account email.
My last home perfume experiment involved tincturing breuzinho and frankincense resins, rosemary, and lemon, then combining them in all different ratios to see what scent would result. Still working on it….
Oh how wonderful, I did not know this company existed. You have made my day. My dream is to establish an aromatherapy business specialising in skin care and perfumes and individual oil prescriptions. To have access to this without having to go through the big perfume firms would be brilliant. So as an introduction to perfumery this would be completely ideal. I realise I have to do some study as well, more cost! But it would be so wonderful to win this prize. You have permission to contact me by email of course. Merci beaucoups!
OMG! My favorite raw material is oud cause it does have many faces: medicinal, oriental, more spicy, resinous. Never tried any draw material apart, but noticed these oud’s faces in many fragrances I’ve tried. I would make many experiments carefully to not waste a drop of the raw materials. For that I would study first. Unfortunetely never had a chance to put my hands on these kind of kits and so, never made any fragrance by myself, just blended some fragrances.
This sounds like so much fun! I have a few absolutes that I experiment with at home (rose, jasmine, frankincense). I would like to try a real sandalwood, which I know must be horribly expensive, if they even are available.
Absolute favourite raw material: vetiver, especially the Bourbon variety.
What a wonderful draw!
I would make a fougere. Something like the original fougere royale by houbigant, but with more woods.
Ooh, thanks for the drawing, Robin! You can email me any time. 🙂
I’ve made a lot of lotions with various essential oils over the years, but I’ve never had my hands on any oakmoss or galbanum – What a huge treat that would be!
I love oud. I make bath and body products as well as blending perfumes. This kit looks amazing!
What an amazing giveaway! Thank you for hosting this opportunity.
My own personal raw material has to be Lavendar essential oil as it was the first time I was introduced to fragrance raw ingredients and the building blocks behind a fragrance. Although I’d been exposed to the smell of lavendar scented products before, smelling the oil in its raw state and the complexitiy and intensity of it opened my eyes to the power of scent. It made me realise there was more to a fragranced product than a prepackaged bottle of something off the shelf.
Oh, what a fantastic opportunity! (And yahoo! for shipping worldwide :)) My favorite raw material is labdanum, and I’d be all over the chance to make a chypre – I’ve always felt that that part of my perfume experience has been lacking.
This kit looks fantastic! I have never had the chance to experiment with any raw material but would love to have a play with floral essential oils
The only “raw materials” I encounter are in my kitchen — and so I would have to say ginger, lavender, and vanilla. Nevertheless, my perfume preferences go beyond gourmands.
You have my permission to contact me through my email address. Great contest.
I recently went to france for my honeymoon. We went to galimard and made our own perfume. Mine is spicy rose with a powdery finish. I’d love my own kit to do it again!
I’ve smelled Freesia,Roses,Lilies,Hyacinths,Gardinias,Plumerias,Cedar and Teakwood.When I was little I tried making soaps with fragrant oils,and mixing some samples to make something different .I still have my Franken-frag.
I love classic chypres and would love to play with this scent box of possibility! My email is availiable to use to contact me should I be the lucky winner.
I have never smelled any raw materials, but I’m a huge chypre fan and have always bemoaned the relative lack of masculine chypres (and the difficulty of finding my favorite one, Chanel Pour Monsieur). So I would love to try to construct one.
Oooh, what a great draw! I love sandalwood, myrrh, and frankincense as raw materials. I’ve put together a lovely frankins-cvense and myrrh/sandalwood. musk scent at Bath Junkie, which I love.
Wow. That would be so much fun to play with. I have always wanted to smell the “building blocks” of perfume so that I have a better idea of what is in the scents that I love and so that I can figure out what notes I don’t like. Some day I would like to build a perfume that smells like walking on wet concrete and then entering a bar with the scent of old polished wood and expensive booze. Have absolutely no idea what notes would accomplish this!
I would like to participate in the draw.
Thanks,
I’d loooove to make my own chypre, but that’s what my chemistry degree is pointing towards anyway. ;3
I was able to smell actual ambergris a while ago. Sounds like a fantastic draw!
Oooohh this is exciting! I’d have a lot of fun with a kit like this. Of course, you have permission to use my email.
a) favorite raw materials: labdanum, jasmine, galbanum, New Caledonian sandalwood absolute.
b) I would focus on the chypre side of things, probably
c) I made an oil-based scent with bergamot, neroli, jasmine, frankincense, vetiver, and a touch of patchouli. After the top notes faded, the combination of incense and vetiver smelled like dry, dusty earth with jasmine growing close by. I was pretty happy with it. I’m also planning to make a raw materials order so I can work on an idea I’ve been kicking around in my head for a while but couldn’t afford to do.
I smelled an absolute of champacca flower that blew me away but I know I need to sniff more original/raw materials to train my nose.
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Oh, I’ll answer b (it’s easy!!): I’ll make a lush floral chypre.
Hmm… Well let’s put it this way: I’ll TRY TO make a lush floral chypre… Will let you know how it turns out, if I win the kit!
I had a tiny little bottle of carnation absolute once that was stunning: a mere pinpoint on the skin just filled your nose with spicy richness. The most beautiful thing, it was.
This is amazing! After the fresh/calone storm in the 90’s, I quit using perfume for some years, and got int essential oils. My absolute favorite is the bulgarian rose essential oil my sweet friend Iglika gave me as a wedding gift. But mention must be made to the vanilla essence I just made macerating in vodka the beuatiful, resinous vanilla pods my ‘belle mère’ just brought me from the souk. As for my favorite recipe… I’m really into the pregnancy hidrating oil I just made with coconut oil, olive oil, a bit of cocout organic aromatic extract and a hint of French lavander. It is not strictly perfume, but has had a relaxing effect on me, so I guess it counts!
I just love me some raw myrrh, vanilla and/or roses (I know, very cliché right…?). Thank you for this amazing contest 😉
Im a big fan of sandalwood, but am not sure if ive ever smelled pure absolute form. I did sniff a lot of pure essentials found in natural and whole food stores. I’d prob make a sunny floral sandalwood concoction. I love lavender, too. Perhaps I’d succeed in making something that doesn’t smell too masculine on me! Thanks for the draw
my fingers are trembeling. 🙂
thanks for the draw.
Orris butter is my fav raw ingrediant. it is perfect alone and it is perfect in combination.
My absolute favorite ingredient is mimosa. This kit sounds like so much fun! I wonder if it goes on sale as well, after the draw.
Frankisence and tuberose are my most favorite raw materials. I would definitely test all of the scents if I won them. Thanks!
If I won I’d invite my perfumista friend Ylva over and we’d have so much fun exploring and educating ourselves. I am terrible with detecting different raw materials in perfumes so would really love to learn more. No idea what olfactory experiments I would end up trying :). Thanks for this exciting draw!
Not sure if I could enter another contest after winning last one, but here goes…
My fave raw material would probs be amber; basic but beautiful.
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I’m just back from smelling a ton of raw materials and absolutes/etc. at Enfleurage (which is my new favorite place), and I was surprised I didn’t like immortelle better alone (it’s one of my favorite notes), and how lovely things like benzoin are. My splurge for my 18C reference collection was jasmine, though — it really is as narcotic as everyone says!
Narciso Rodriguez’s For Her made me discover the beauty of a modern chypre: musc, neroli, rose, patchouli are some ingredients that really grew on me.
Sounds like a great way to learn how the components blend together.
Sandalwood I think would be my fav, but I honestly have only smelled essential oils, not absolutes.
Thanks for such a great draw, this is so exciting!
My absolute favourite raw material has got to be ambergris. Was lucky enough to purchase a tincture of it several months ago. The smell is like nothing I’ve ever come across. Every sniff brings out a different facet to the smell. I can hardly describe the smell without using a string of seemingly unrelated adjectives and terms, including ‘marine’, ‘fecal’, ‘sweet’, ‘animalic’, ‘comforting’, ‘alluring’, ‘body odour’, ‘bad breath’, etc, etc.
As you can tell, ‘alluring’ and ‘bad breath’ don’t exactly go together, but trust me, the smell of natural ambergris tincture magically marries the two together!
On its own on skin, the smell hardly lasts beyond 15 minutes before fading into oblivion, but the magic lies in some of my experiments with the tincture.
I’ve experimented with adding several drops of the ambergris tincture to some of my perfumes, letting the concoction sit for a few weeks, shaking the vials to mix the contents every 2 days. To my amazement, when I did side-by-side comparisons with the unadulterated versions, I could witness how ambergris makes the original perfumes become more rounded, radiant, and long-lasting. And the drydown of the original perfume takes on a sweet, musky character.
My tincture has been sitting in room temperature for several months now, and I think I’m beginning to detect subtle changes in its smell – it has become sweeter, smoother, and even more alluring.
I could type a whole essay on this really, but this probably isn’t the place for an essay, and I’m still exploring this amazing raw material, thinking up new experiments, picking up new aspects of its smell everyday, despite me having been smelling it almost daily for several months now!
What a stunning prospect for some lucky parfumista. I have only ever smelled essential oils, I would love to know what the absolutes are like. If I were fortunate enough to win, I’d devote huge amounts of time to trying to create exquisite chypres.
I would love to be entered in the draw and of course, you have permission to use my e-mail.
This sounds like a great gift and a good way to learn to identify individual notes in a composition. I have a wonderful jasmine sambac absolute that I use as a soliflore on occasion. I would love to try a really good benzoin or iris concrete.
Probably would have to say sandalwood! This would be a pretty amazing kit to win. It would be so much fun experimenting! Thanks for the giveaway!
I’ve already made a number of DIY scents. One of them is focused on geranium and has cedary finish. Another one is filled with a lot of tobacco absolute. Unfortunately both scents smell quite nice on a blotter, but much worse on skin. So if I won this kit, I would definitely try to improve my perfumer skills and make at least one scent which works nicely on skin.:-)
Great contest BTW. 🙂
High School chemistry class would have been MUCH more interesting if there had been a perfume assignment…
This would be awesome to win. Been making my own perfume for the past five years and I’m always on the hunt for good raw material. I once made a fragrance with Violet, Turkish Rose, Clove, Vetiver, Cedarwood, Fir Absolute, Smoke Amber, Labdanum, Patchouli.
I have no favourite raw ingredient…I love them all
I would connect my creativity and soul with Hashem. With the knowledge I have gained over the years, I would hope to smell and feel my way into creating the most heartbreakingly beautiful alive scent!
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my dad used to create perfumes for his family soap factory. i don’t exactly know what he put in them but i’d like to try imitating those smells we had at home 🙂
This is a great draw. My favorite raw material would be frankincense or sandalwood.
Wow, this kit sounds amazing! I’ve played around with combining aromatherapy oils, but never the real deal. I would love to learn to create my own fragrances.
My favourite raw material (of those I’ve smelled) is frankincense resin – heavenly when heated on charcoal!
Oh wow, thank you for the chance! My favorite raw material would probably be vanilla. And you may use my email!
I love the earthiness of iris. You may use my email and would love to win this kit and create personalized scents!
What fun! I have not smelled any raw materials, but I bet my favorite would be oak moss!
Sandalwood is my favourite perfume ingredient.
I live in the USA and you have permission to use my email address.
The only raw material that I’ve ever smell is musk but I don’t really love it. Surprisingly it smells clean & not animalic as what I thought it would be. If I had a chance to smell other raw materials, I would love to smell orange blossom absolute and real rose otto. You may use my e-mail & thanks for the draw.
This is exciting! I was looking to get a kit for kids to create my own or recreate legendary perfumes! But the kit I wanted is discontinued. This is so much better than that! I have not smelled any raw materials but I love iris, rose the most. You can use my e-mail, thanks for the chance 🙂
Oh, wow, this is certainly an impressive draw! I’ve dabbled with scent blending on and off since 2000; I mainly mixed essential oils with each other, nothing outstanding (which reminds me, I have a bottle of olibanum oil I need to resample to see if it’s more tolerable now) and quite frequently those experiments turned out horribly. You think my organic chem courses would have helped me a little more 😉 If I were lucky enough to win this kit, I’d definitely mix a nice traditional chypre, then let my imagination go wild and see what else I could concoct. Thank you so much for hosting this draw! And yes, you have permission to contact me via email if I am lucky enough to win.
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I have had great success creating my own fragrances using 4711 and Demeter fragrances as bases! 4711 is yummy but I amp it up with essential oils to give it more sparkle and longevity ! I have had a few demeters but I grow bored with them so I have added things here and there to make them smell better ! Eg , essential oil and leftover fragrance samples from dept stores! Both bottles offer a screw top so I can open and add according to how they are going ! You really need to let them mature in a dark spot and as they have essential oil in them I keep them out of sunlight ! I have also made perfume with whiskey , gin and vodka as bases , I use these with floral water to dreate room sprays ! Very inexpensive ! My favevrawi material would be u guessed it, essential oil ! I have about 30 notes in my library and I have seen this product on line ans would love to win it ! U may use my email to contact me! Good luck to all ! I would love to create a dirty skanky musk leather with tabacco and labdanium !
The extent of my DIY fragrances is layering of perfumes throughout the day or sometimes I’d try out something and it doesn’t quite cut it, I’ll add on something else and it usually turns our quite nicely! Le Labo scents are also great for mixing =)
My favorite raw materials are neroli and vetiver. I’ve never made any fragrances, but I do like to blend some of my fragrances and essential oils together.
What a wonderful contest 🙂 My favourite raw material is hay absolute. Vetiver seems to get many votes, I haven’t smelled it as a raw material and now I’m curious!
Of course you can use my email address. I would love to experience with the materials.
I’d have to say sandalwood is my favorite raw material.
What a great drawing–thanks!
My favorite raw material has to be limonene — it’s the molecule found in citrus rinds — and it’s my favorite because I purified it myself once when I was taking a chemistry course!
Oh, I would love to win this! I was just thinking to start making some perfumed candles and soaps for X-mas, so this kit would come in really handy. My favorite raw materials are benzoin and tonka beans.
I’ve never smelled a straight raw material but based on my perfume loves I think labdanum would be up there.
I’d use the kit to learn and train my senses.
I really like Geranium and I would love to interpret Geranium pour Monsieur by Frederic Malle. I have never create a perfume before, but I would probably start with something light, in order not to intoxicate who is around me! Great opportunity, it would be a dream come true to learn with this kit.
I’ve never had the opportunity to smell raw materials, or to blend my own fragrances, but would love to do so. A green woody chypre would be right up my street – as my skin seems to suit this classic fragrance type, that is what I’d be aiming for. Who knows though, I’d be happy to be led astray by serendipity, and this kit looks perfect for that felicitous effect.
Thank you for the opportunity. I’m delighted just to have the chance to enter, and of course you have permission to use my email address! :o)
My favorite raw material is Cedar – lucky me since it’s pretty cheap! I’ve so far created 3 of my own blends, for my sure-to-never-be-released masculine fragrance line, which are of course all still a work in progress. My best so far I call Jasmin Patio. Feel free to use my email address. Thanks!
I’d create a creamy sweet orange and orange blossom scent. Thanks.
Hoo boy, what a draw!! I would have to say sandalwood is my favorite raw ingredient, but I’ve really smelled so few. How exciting! I am really crossing my fingers for this one, and of course use my email address.
oh boy oh boy oh boy!! Great giveaway! I just took an intro to naturals class at the Museum of Art & Design where we had the chance to smell our way through 30+ naturals. That, plus just having finished Mandy Aftel’s book on natural perfume-making, has made me want to start playing with making scent – this would be an amazing opportunity! As for natural scents, I was absolutely blown away by mimosa and bergamot. I’d love to make a scent that evokes Faulkner’s quote from As I Lay Dying, “I feel like a wet seed wild in the hot blind earth.” Thanks!
My favorite raw materials are iris and rose. Maybe I will be able to make a rose/iris scent with the kit. 😉
I love the scent of neroli, night blooming jasmine, and lavender (can’t pick just one!). I’m having so much fun training my nose to recognize scents that I don’t even trust myself to make anything yet …but that’s coming soon 🙂
I haven’t had the opportunity to sniff any raw materials, but I’d like to make my own leathery chypre. I checked out the site for Olfactik, I am amazed and excited!
Sandalwood.
I’d love to combine sandalwood and jasmine with a clean, green base. Nothing sweet or overpowering.
I’d love to make a sentence with lavender and lemon on a sweet base with vanilla! I have not yet sniffed any raw materials yet unfortunately, a part from what you can smell in the garden or on the road 🙂
It would be great to win and you can of course use use my email adress!