The last essential oils added to a blend are Top or Head notes. They are the first aromas you smell upon opening a blend. They will evaporate quickly so you can experience the heart essential oils and the composition of the blend. Top Or Head notes are familiar scents, inexpensive and available.
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Heart notes define an aromatherapy blend, lending a bridge from heavier base notes to highly intense top notes. They can guide and transform all the essential oils into a unique exquisite aromatic experience. Knowing compatibility is a great part of the art of aromatherapy.
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Base aromas are the most ancient, anti-inflammatory and versatile scents to explore. Their scents include vanilla- like aromas, floral, amber, woody, herbaceous, balsamic and earthy. Blending together or using them singly sets the mood, scent sensation for a lasting unique aroma blend or perfume. Learn the most important base essential oils, how to use them and compatible essential oils to blend like a professional aromatherapist and perfumer.
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