In this video Deserie explains how to make an aromatherapy blend formula of your own.
She teaches the basic idea of the Top note, Middle note and Base note in aromatherapy, and gives a good example of each.
This information is very helpful, when creating your own aromatherapy blends, that include multiple essential oils.
How to Make Aromatherapy Blends
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An aromatherapy blend typically has 3 characteristics
- Top Note – Considered the most unstable, dissipates the quickest
- Middle Note – Kicks in as the top note is dissipating.
- Base Note – Slowest to dissipate
A good example of a Top Note is Bergamot, while Clary Sage is a good Middle Note. Patchouli would be considered a Base Note.
Using these principles you can create your own aromatherapy blends using the essential oils of your choice.
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