Fragrance Recommendations and Essential Oil Maceration

Here are some recommendations based on your fragrance inquiries and information regarding essential oil blending:

1. Aquatic, Sea Note Scents

For fragrances with an aquatic or sea note, you might consider:

• Beach Garden: Offers a scent profile related to the beach.
• Beach Boy: Another option with a beach-inspired aroma.

These scents capture the essence of the sea and aquatic environments.

2. Fresh, Clean Air Scents

For scents that evoke fresh, clean air, consider these options:

• Grass Lawn: Provides a fresh, green, airy scent.
• Wet Forest: Offers a fresh, natural, slightly damp forest aroma.
• Fresh Morning: Captures the feeling of fresh air in the morning.

These fragrances are good choices for creating a sense of freshness and purity.

3. Seaweed Scents

We do not currently have a fragrance specifically named "Seaweed". However, some aquatic or sea-themed scents like Beach Garden or Beach Boy might contain elements that evoke a marine or slightly green, oceanic feel.

4. Pink Pepper Scents

We do not currently have a fragrance specifically named "Pink Pepper". Please check our catalog for other spicy or peppery notes that might suit your needs.

5. Maceration of Essential Oils with Alcohol

Yes, when mixing essential oils or fragrance oils with alcohol, especially for perfumes or colognes, it is generally recommended to let the mixture macerate or age. This process allows the different fragrance compounds to fully blend and mature, resulting in a more harmonious and stable scent profile. The aging period can vary, but often ranges from a few weeks to several months in a cool, dark place. This step is crucial for developing the final character and longevity of the fragrance.