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When I was young, at Christmas time, my mother used to wear a fragrance called Nuit de Noel. Lovely, romantic floral heart notes of rose, jasmine and ylang ylang accented with cinnamon and cloves. Base notes of oakmoss intertwining with sandalwood and vetiver. Legend has it that Ernest Daltroff created it for his lover who was entranced by the sounds and scents of Christmas Eve. Using this as a model, I'd like to blend a fragrance that also has citrus top notes. A true floral chypres.
My plan is that I blend each section of the fragrance separately. Top notes, heart notes and base. Hopefully getting them right before blending them together. I bought as many eos as I could afford...but rose and sandalwood will have to be fos.Well, what do you think... could this work? I haven't started to work with them yet, (kinda shaking in my boots) but I'm really excited about finally trying out my wings.
My plan is that I blend each section of the fragrance separately. Top notes, heart notes and base. Hopefully getting them right before blending them together. I bought as many eos as I could afford...but rose and sandalwood will have to be fos.Well, what do you think... could this work? I haven't started to work with them yet, (kinda shaking in my boots) but I'm really excited about finally trying out my wings.