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  1. On 8/15/2021 at 2:26 PM, BenderSF said:

    Interesting challenge!


    What sticks out most for me is that "it's for her fantasy role-playing character."  Can you get any more information about that character and build the scent around that?  Color and name both play a huge role in how my brain interprets a scent, so I'll bet you could use almost any scent that plays into the theme as long as you name it appropriately.  For example, if she's role-playing an elf, you could use something forest-y or green (ivy, etc) even though they don't typically scream "blue", as long as you give it an appropriate name, like "Ancient Forest Whispers," dyed a light blue, blue-grey or blue-green (I'm terrible with names, but you get the idea.  :)  )  For something more along the lines of cyberpunk then maybe something like cologne or ozone/air, dyed medium blue.  Something with a patchouli or an earthy vetiver base for a mage or sorcerer, in a deep deep blue.


    Let us know what you end up with!

    I was going to say the same thing.  If you know what her character is all about, it will definitely help you hone in on the type of fragrance direction you should go in as well as develop the name to support it.  We're anxiously awaiting to hear the outcome!

  2. No doubt you've gotten some excellent recommendations so if any of these are repeats, there is no down side!

     

    Island Fresh

    Clean Breeze

    Laundromat

    Apricot

    Coco Mango

    Hot Orange Danish

    Carrot Cake

    Shore Club

    Snuggable

    Caramel Apple

    Cranberry Cobbler

    Pumpkin Crunch

    Sugar Cookie Brulee

    Cotton Blossom

    Lavender Vanilla

    Cotton Sheets

    Mountain Fresh

    Seaside Cotton

    Cranberry Balsam

    Fresh Linen

    Fresh Squeezed Orange

    Jamaica Me Crazy

    Boston Tea Party

    Satin Sheets

    Melon Mist

    Monkey Farts

  3. Hey Belinda!  I have and I like it. Chocolate type scents are truly funny; hard to get right.  

    Trying to move chocolate type scents for me is like pushing a boulder up hill with a broken leg; however, I keep trying!!

  4. On 12/21/2020 at 2:45 PM, Paintguru said:

     

    Interesting idea.  Does anyone have experience using Julie to dupe fragrances?  I'd hate to be stuck with 7 lbs. of FO that is not useful.  

    I've purchased quite a few of her duplicated oils and they are spot on.  Her website (https://soapingsupply.com/fragrance-duplicationhttps://soapingsupply.com/fragrance-duplication) mentions that they molecular clone the scents.  I'm about to send her several oils to duplicate because they are no longer available.  

  5. On 9/18/2020 at 1:47 AM, GailC said:

     

    Thanks! I wondered what Tennessee's description was.  That's weird.  Suppliers usually have more accurate scent descriptions.  Love the way you describe it! "Baking in a wood cabin". Exactly.  And that's why I didn't use it for years.  Just don't care for the smoke smell.

     

    But I did just buy Candlescience's Christmas Hearth.  I had a smaller bottle years ago, and it is my sister's very favorite fragrance.  I do like its scent better than This Old House.

    I must be honest, I'm not a fan of the scent but my clients love it so I make it for them.  As for Christmas Hearth, I may have to give that a go!

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