Fragrance Oils are pre-made, synthetic mixtures meant to replicate a smell, such as fruity cereal, oranges, pumpkin spice, etc; or even a perfume already in market. Many perfumes sold as “handmade” are just these fragrance oils diluted in ethanol and sold as such. “Designer” fragrance oils can be purchased inexpensively and can be used to mimic famous perfumes on the market. There are quite a few brands that do just that. Many fragrance oils contain cheap materials diluted in a carrier oil such as Diethyl Pthalate or Benzyl Benzoate.

Currently, I do not ship internationally.

I create custom fragrances by sitting down, in person or by screen, and figuring out exactly what the customer has in mind. The timeline can vary as can the price, depending on the customers wishes for their perfume. The formula is the customer’s own and won’t be used or given to anyone else. I have created scents for individuals and one so far for a startup men’s brand of body products. If you are interested in having a scent created, contact me and we can get started.

All perfume will spoil over time due to oxidation and the sunlight’s rays degrading the perfume. I don’t use UV absorbers (a popular one you’ll see on 99% of designer fragrances is “Ethylhexyl Salicylate) so I ask you to just store your perfume in a dark place. All perfume should be stored that way. I have printed on the labels a “12M” shelf life symbol only as a precaution. It will undoubtedly last longer than 12 months so long as it is stored accordingly.