Have you ever wondered where fragrances originated? What it’s use was originally for? So did we! We thought we’d write an article instilling our readers about some of the wonders on the history of fragrances.
Read MoreDo I need a chemist degree? Or have a background in science in order to start a fragrance business? While all of these are great questions, the answer is no, not necessarily. When it comes to art, perfumery is a type of art a degree is not needed. What’s needed is passion, knowledge and an understanding of fragrance.
When starting out a fragrance business your funding may be small, but that doesn’t mean it’s not possible to start. Here are ten tips to starting a fragrance business with low funding.
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Rollerballs also know as roll ons have been a not so traditional way to apply your favorite signature scent, but it is most definitely a best kept secret.
What are rollerballs/roll ons?
Rollerball/roll ons are perfume oils that are packaged in a container that has a ball that rolls. This small ball will roll onto your skin with the perfume oil it’s collected in it’s bottle. Also for those of you who have very sensitive skin the rollerball method might be in your best interest, as there is no alcohol contained in rollerballs. Sounds pretty cool right?
Now that we’ve got that out of the way, here are some ways you can apply your perfume oils with the rollerball/roll on method.
Wrists
You can use the rollerball/roll on by rubbing onto your wrist. This is a classic! Not only does a little do a long way, but your arms are constantly moving which creates a sense of movement in your fragrance.
Temples
Rubbing perfume oil onto your temples is a great way to relieve stress. Try using a fragrance with peppermint, eucalyptus, or lavender oil.
Collarbone
Imagine rubbing your favorite signature scent on your collarbone just before a date!? Smelling good is a good first impression!
Clothing
Unless you’re not wearing silk, and any other fabrics that stain easily then you’ll be left with a long lasting whiff of your favorite perfume oil.
One things for sure is that whether you’re a spray on or rollerball type of gal then you’ll be smelling good either way.
Maybe you've thought about it and wondered what's the difference between essential oils and fragrance oils? We would assume they're both the same. Turns out that's not the case. So we're here to clarify any of those questions you may of had between essential oils and fragrance oils.
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