Scent & setting
Describe the scent, setting and desired strength. Use a reference to identify the notes you want to keep and those you would avoid.
Aromatherapy
Start with a scent.
Consider the setting.
Pure essential oils, reed diffusers, room sprays and candles, including soy candles.
Discuss an aromatherapy product
Product range
Products we can make.
- Pure essential oils
- Reed diffusers
- Scented candles, including soy candles
- Room sprays
Specifications, project suitability and quantities are confirmed for the proposed product.
Formats to consider
- Oil formats
- Reed diffuser formats
- Candle formats
- Spray formats
Development priorities
One fragrance direction.
Different product decisions.
Format-specific development
Each format needs its own development. Specify candle wax and vessel, diffuser bottle and reeds, or spray bottle and dispenser.
Range & presentation
List scent variants, pack sizes and gift-set options. Include labels, cartons, destination markets and the use and performance information the product will carry.
What to define
Bring a useful brief.
List each scent, format and quantity.
- Product format and intended setting
- Fragrance direction, reference and desired scent strength
- Wax preference or existing fragrance material, where relevant
- Vessel, bottle, dispenser, labels and outer packaging
- Scent variants, quantity by format and target market
Before we start
A few practical
questions.
Can the same fragrance direction be used across a candle, diffuser and spray?
Yes. We can use the same scent profile across candles, diffusers and sprays. Each product has a different base formula, so the scent may vary slightly between formats.
Do I need a finished fragrance formula to enquire?
No. A fragrance direction or reference can start the conversation. If you already have a fragrance material, include its available specifications and supplier information with the brief.