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Most of us don’t consciously realize the way that we use scents and fragrances to evoke pleasant reactions from other people. The effects of fragrances are so common to our everyday lifestyles that most people do not even begin to realize exactly how we are affected. Our goal whether we do it consciously or unconsciously is to use fragrance oils to cause people to react to us in ways that are beneficial to us.

 

I would say that 98% of us do not realize when we are being affected one way or another by our sense of smell. We are also unaware of the effects of fragrance on our moods. I learned a long time age to maintain a pleasant fragrance in my retail store. Customers would come in and immediately comment on the pleasant aroma in the air. This would create an atmosphere for a pleasant business transaction to take place.

 

Have you ever smelled a fragrance that brought back pleasant memories of a past time or event? The fragrance was the catalyst to the memory that you had. Memories can sometimes be unpleasant so we want to make sure to evoke fond memories. Do you remember the smell of gingerbread, or how about apple pie? Maybe you can remember the fragrance of that first love, or another special someone in your life.All of these things are factors that we should be mindful of when we choose a fragrance oil to wear or a scented oil to burn.

 

We choose scented perfume or cologne oils to create our own personal persona or signature. I am sure that each one of us has a scent that we associate with a specific person, place, or event in our past. We associate the fragrance with the person because it reminds us of his or her persona. Have you ever smelled a fragrance on someone and said that it smelled like the person? You blended them both into one entity. Many of our customers will actually mix different scented oils until they come up with a signature fragrance. Once they do they have established a fragrance which gives them a unique identity. Do you know which oil fragrances cause people to react to you in a positive way. One which works extremely well for me is coconut believe it or not. Which scented oil works for you?

 

Please do me a big favor and forward this message to all of your friends. If they contact me for free samples they will receive free updates and educational materials also. Thank you.

 

The Documented Benefits of Coconut Oil

Researchers studied populations of two Polynesian atolls in 1981. Coconut was the chief source of caloric energy in both groups. The results, published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, demonstrated that both populations exhibited positive vascular health. There was no evidence that the high saturated fat intake had a harmful effect in these populations. Now you see some of the benefits of coconut oil when used as a cooking oil and as a food product, but we don't even touch the health effects of coconut oil on the skin, scalp, and hair which have also been documented. Coconut oil is just good as an all around essential oil.

The Orgins Ang Making of Fragrances

From Egyptian Orgins The Origin and Making of Perfumed Oils (Part 1) The word that we know as perfume is derived from the Latin PARFUMES which means through smoke. This term is used because the first fragrances were realized more by burning, which produced smoke that carried the essence of the item being burned. When they thought about perfume it was a term which applied to anything that gives off a fragrance when burned, but we apply the term to anything that gives off fragrance. The ancient Egyptians are generally credited with being the first people use perfumes, and perfume oils. The fragrances that they used came only from natural substances such as flowers, wood, aromatic plants and leaves, etc. The Egyptians are also credited with being the first to use fragrances and oils for skin care. They are also credited with being the first to use aromatic spices to preserve and give the body a pleasant fragrance at death. Scented oil fragrances can be made from many substances. A finished scented oil product is a composition of a wide variety of substances, not all of which are used to produce scent. Perfume oils are a mixture of fragrant scented oils, aromatic compounds, fixatives, and solvents. Fragrance oils are used to give the human body, animals, objects, and living spaces a pleasant aroma. The reason for this is to evoke a pleasant reaction from either the person who applies the fragrance or others who will be effected by the aroma. The ancient Greeks are credited with being the first to use stills to create and use liquid perfumes (not oils). They used herbs, spices, and flowers to create these first liquid perfumes. Oils were actually used long before liquid perfumes and colognes were even thought of. The Arabs are credited with fine tuning the process of producing scented oils and excelled in using natural products to create perfume oils. In my opinion Arab perfumers still produce the best natural oil fragrances but Americans excel in producing the synthetic fragrances. Some natural ingredients used to create fragrances are: 1) Plants such as cinnamon. 2) Flowers and blossoms such as rose and jasmine. 3) The rinds of citrus fruits. 4) Leaves such as lavender and patchouli. 5) Resins such as frankincense, myrrh, and pine. 6) Roots such as ginger, and 7) seeds and woods such as sandalwood. You can use your own imagination to list just about any compound that produces fragrance. We have given you a few examples here. Some animal sources of fragrance are honeycomb, amber, which is derived from the sperm whale, and musk sacs which are used in musk fragrances. Most animal sources of fragrances have been replaced in modern times with synthetic compounds. Fragrance must be extracted from the product which contains it. The traditional techniques include the use of heat, or solvents. They both leech the fragrance out over a period of time. Extracting fragrance may take weeks or months and must be done very carefully. Extracting fragrance always destroys some of the fragrance so it is a very delicate operation. You can see that extracting and creating fragrance is a science and must be done very carefully. People will always use fragrance because it plays such an integral part of our everyday lives. The perfumer views his or her job of creating fragrance as a fine art. Finished products are hard to duplicate because there are so many ingredients and variations of technique that can be used. These are known only to the perfumer who has created the fragrance.

The Creation of Cool Water Perfume Oil

Cool Water for men and women have been popular for many yearsThe original cool water cologne was created by Davidorf and remains a popular fragrance to this day. The designer has gone through extraordinary steps to create a unique fragrance for the customer to enjoy. There is great complexity and balance in the various ingredients used in the creation of this cologne. We have sold our version in a body oil, and a perfume oil for many years with amazing results. Our cologne oil version of this fragrance was introduced shortly after the original Cool Water fragrance. It has been a popular scented oil ever since its introduction, so has the women's perfume oil which was introduced in 1997. When I researched the original fragrance I found that some of the ingredients are; lavender, corriander, peppermint, rosemary, orange blossom, jasmine, oakmoss, geranium, sandalwood, amber, musk, and cedar. Now imagine how hard it would be to duplicate this perfumer's work when you consider that there may be hundreds of ingredients, which are each processed in a specific way and amount. This should give you a greater appreciation of the job of the perfumer. http://www.fragranceoilexpress.com

Burberry scented oil fragrances have a bold aroma

The fragrance which we know as Burberry is the creation of the Burberry Group which is a manufacturer of clothing and accessories. The mens fragrance was the first creation and has been revised several times over the years. The characteristics of this fragrance are its bold aroma which is also the aroma that our Burberry body oil for men imulates. This fragrance is popular among our younger customers and is very much in demand.

Some of the ingredients contained in this fragrance are; lavender, bergamont, thyme, mint, moss, cedar, amber, and tonka bean. If you are an outgoing type you will love this one.

Burberry for women has a uniqueness which is peculiar to Burberry scented oil fragrances. This scented oil also has a bold, fruity, fragrance and is also popular among the younger clientele. This fragrance contains bergamont, mandarin, Ceylon tea, cardamon, pink pepper, blubell iris, white misk, vetiver, and cedarwood. 

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