How to make orange blossom patchouli and honey perfume

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Does orange and patchouli go together?
What does orange and patchouli smell like?
What does orange blossom honey smell like?
What smells like orange blossom?

5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing little bottle of joy!
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2020

I love it! People actually comment on how good I smell... This little bottle lasts for a year or more. The scent is heavenly, soft and subtle. Not strong like regular colognes or perfumes. I won't wear anything else.

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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 30, 2015

didnt know what i was getting myself into only able to guess what the blend might smell like.
once arrived i opened like a child wondering what it would smell like make me feel like...and it suddenly sent me back to my childhood the essence of my grandmother...
I love the fragrance it changes as it worn (an amber like fragrance comes in as it wears off...)...but it def. has more of a perfume smell than an essential oil earthy smell.
more floral than musky, more fragrant than earthy, very sweet at first...but then the orange gets stronger with body heat, the vanilla comes in late and lingers....which i guess it why it has an amber like linger...
thank you! I enjoy the elegance and vibration of this powerful anointing oil. can be used for ritual and meditation but if you use as daily body oil you might invoke some unexpected magic....
i am feeling a subtle energy body shift....i also ordered the malachite mala (so beautiful and ornate, handmade, raw yet shiney, guards against radiation)

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from the same seller they are very very thorough and detail oriented, they are very concerned with not just satisfaction but that your life is enhanced by the superior quality of their sacred tools they offer to us.
i think they must charge their products with so much love....i feel the love resonating through me....

the mala and the oil is very powerful together.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 5, 2017

Such a wonderful fragrance oil!! I LOVE this stuff, it has an incredible sweet smell of orange blossom and honey. The only thing I am not too pleased with is that it does not last on my skin for a long time but while it is there, it does smell very very good. Luckily the bottle is a size that I can put in my purse and reapply during the day. This is a wonderfully calming and soothing perfume attar, when I smell it, I feel happy and peaceful! I would purchase this again for sure!!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 2, 2020

5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing little bottle of joy!
By linda on November 2, 2020

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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 28, 2017

The smell is to die for! Just takes a small amount on the wrists and neck and it lasts forever! Who needs perfume with such amazing oils around. I get so many compliments when I wear this and I keep this bottle with me wherever I go. The price is not so bad considering how little you use. I cannot wait to try out all the scents of this. Give it a shot and I promise you'll never use traditional perfume again!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 29, 2019

Love this scent. Not overpowering. I recommend using only a little. Don’t go overboard when applying. As with any fragrance you don’t want people to know that you’re approaching before you get to them. We all know folks who use way too much cologne or perfume. I really like this scent.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 16, 2011

Orange blossom, vanilla, and honey...what could possibly be bad about that?

Hmmm, let's see....

The product, billed as an attar which is (per Wikipedia, I know) "...a natural perfume oil derived from botanical sources yielding a very concentrated scent." Concentrated scent is one thing, but I couldn't pick any of the three elements. One sniff and I was smote with this gloom of aged-potpourri-meets-bad-70s-incense. It just smelled...OLD. I wore it once, to see if maybe the top notes would give way to the basenotes when applied to my skin. They didn't.

I was looking for a warm, deep, sweet, gourmand-y scent. This is not that, and I freely admit that my disappointment has probably colored my review. This may be just the thing for someone who's say, into yoga and meditating and eastern philosophy and wants a scent that reflects those interests.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 21, 2013

I haven't used attar oils since I was a teenager and bought them at the head shops. A little does last a while, but I use perfumes and oils for my own pleasure, so sometime I refresh during the day and evening. Fair warning just a tiny dab will do. I love orange blossom, it's one of my favorite scents. I can seperate the individual scents. It is familar and soft. The bottles aren't big. They are small. Small enough to carry in a clutch bag.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 18, 2020

My girl loves this stuff. Smells very nice.

Does orange and patchouli go together?

The orange balances the heavier patchouli scent just right, lending a sweetness that makes this fragrance so good you won't be able to help but say you love patchouli!

What does orange and patchouli smell like?

It smells very fresh and citrusy, but the patchouli undertones give it more interest than plain old "orange" smell.

What does orange blossom honey smell like?

Orange blossom is a complex ingredient, almost a fragrance in itself! It has a complex scent and can be interpreted within a large palette of notes. Sometimes, it builds on its heady, floral-animalic note while at the same time, it has a fresh, baby-like, soapy clean scent.

What smells like orange blossom?

Another sister-in-scent to the orange blossom is wisteria. Different varieties of this climbing plant have different aromas, but the sweet orange blossom inflection unites them all. In perfumery, if one wants to create a wisteria accord, one starts with an orange blossom and adds a bit of peach.