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Wanderer 5 drops Musky

3 drops Woody

8 drops Finalio

Citrus Breeze 5 drops Lemony

1 drop Mella

6 drops Finalio

Storm 5 drops Woody

4 drops Orienta

1 drop Mentha

10 drops Finalio

2. Take a smell strip labeled Flory, dip it

in the cup.

3. Now think about what additional

fragrance you would like to combine with

Flory. Select one of the Creative Perfume

Oils.

4. If the fragrance note of Flory needs a

light trace of mint, select Mentha. Would

you like to add some sweet, caramel flavor?

Then take Mella. If you would like the

flowery fragrance of Flory to be a little

dryer, then add Orienta. Or maybe you

would like to round off the flowery Flory

with a fruity note? Then Tropica is the

proper Creative Perfume Oil.

5. When you have decided, add 1 drop

of the specific Creative Perfume Oil to the

Flory.

6. Mix with the stirrer, dip a smell

strip and smell the result. If the creative

note seems too low, add 1 more drop of

the same Creative Perfume Oil — up to

a maximum of 5 drops — until you are

satisfied with the result.

> Be Careful! With a simple formula,

never use more Creative Perfume Oil than

Basic Oil.

Finalio — When and How Much?

Depending on what you are doing with

your perfume, you will probably need some

Finalio. You will need Finalio if you plan

to use the perfume in the flacon with the

atomizer.

> Start by adding as many drops of

Finalio as you have used of Basic Perfume

Oil (in this case, 5 drops). Test the result

with a smell strip. If you are not yet

satisfied, increase the amount of Finalio.

> Rule of thumb: You can increase the

amount of Finalio up to twice the total

number of drops of perfume oils you have

used.

This means for this first perfume a

maximum of 20 drops of Finalio, because

you have used 5 drops of Basic Perfume Oil

and at most 5 drops of Creative Perfume

Oil.

> A tip: Compose at least five simple

creations of your own according to this

procedure before you try out the next

perfume, Atlantis. Use different Basic

Perfume Oils so that you get a good feel for

each one. Practice makes perfect.

Atlantis — Perfume No. 3

1. Now we will combine two Basic

Perfume Oils and refine them afterwards

with Creative Perfume Oil. Begin with a

Basic Perfume Oil of your choice. Put 5

drops of it into the measuring cup.

2. Which of the other Basic Perfume Oils

will suit the first one? Begin by smelling

all the remaining Basic Perfume Oils.

Select one and add 1 drop of it into the

measuring cup, mix with the stirrer, and

test the result with a smell strip.

3. Add more drops until you are satisfied

with the result. Now you have mixed your

own new Basic Perfume Oil.

4. Next, consider which of the Creative

Perfume Oils you might use to add a special

note. Add some drops of this oil until your

nose is pleased with the result.

5. When you are satisfied, decide if you

also need Finalio.

> A variation: Perhaps you would like

to use yet another Creative Perfume Oil?

You can add this, also drop by drop, until

you have made the desired fragrance.

> A tip: Repeat the creation of perfumes

from the same pattern as Atlantis a few

times, until you are confident that you

can judge the influence of the individual

perfume oils well.

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