How to Blend Essential Oils

Aromatherapy Essential Oils Top Notes

All essential oils are referred to as "top notes", "middle notes" or "base notes" depending on their aromatic qualities. Top note oils are the lightest, most stimulating and energizing oils. They have a fresh, immediately apparent quality that is intense. There aroma, however, does not last long because they evaporate very quickly.

Examples of top note oils are:

Middle note oils usually form the main part of aromatherapy blends. They are strong, lasting and potent - not as stimulating or light and the top notes, nor as solid as the base notes. Their scent can be detected immediately after you get the impression of the top note.

Examples of middle note oils are:

Base notes linger longest because they are the last to evaporate. All their scents are full bodied, rich, and heavy and they emerge slowly, after the top and middle notes. They form the base of any blend.

Examples of base note oils are:

Making Aromatherapy Blends

Some Aromatherapy Blends to Scent Your Room

Blend 1: Blend 2: Blend 3: Blend 4 Blending your own essential oils can be very rewarding and will make your home smell fantastic, just follow these simple steps for some fantastic aromas in your life.

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