Every oil in our library, organized by the role it plays in your blend. Tap around, or jump straight to a category below.
The largest share of every formula and the true personality of your fragrance — mostly florals, spices, and soft fruits that emerge once the top notes fade.
Creamy, heady white floral with a lush, almost buttery sweetness.
Delicate and watery, with a soft powdery finish.
Tropical, creamy, and sun-warmed with a light nuttiness.
Warm and golden, softly sweet with a waxy richness.
Juicy and just slightly tart — plush, berry-forward sweetness.
Blended berry sweetness rounded out by a soft, milky warmth.
Green and resinous — crisp, like a walk through evergreens.
Effervescent floral with a bright, bubbly sparkle.
Delicate, candy-like floral — soft with a touch of green.
Herbal and calming, with a soft floral-woody edge.
The classic floral — velvety, romantic, and timeless.
Warm and spicy with a gentle, bakery-like sweetness.
Crisp, watery, and clean — almost aquatic.
Soft, blush-toned floral, slightly fruity and romantic.
Delicate, dewy, and green-floral — like spring rain.
Dark and jammy with a rich, slightly tart edge.
The first impression — bright, light, and fast-moving. These are what you smell in the first 15 minutes, before they fade and hand things off to the heart.
Bright and zesty — an instant lift of sunshine.
Sweet, juicy, and playfully fruity.
Tart and vibrant — a little sharper than strawberry.
Bold and sweet-tart, with a candied edge.
Tropical rum-and-pineapple sweetness — vacation in a bottle.
Crisp and airy, like line-dried linen.
Lush and heady, sweet with a touch of depth.
Tangy and bittersweet — genuinely energizing.
Cool and sharp — instantly awakening.
Tropical and lightly floral, sweet without being heavy.
Playful, sugary-sweet nostalgia.
Juicy, light, and refreshingly sweet.
Crisp and just-picked, with a little tartness.
Citrusy but softer — a touch floral, classically Earl Grey.
The foundation. Heavy, slow-evaporating, and the longest-lasting part of your fragrance — often still faintly present the next day.
Warm and resinous, like sun-baked honey and wood.
Smooth, creamy wood — quietly luxurious.
Rich, warm, and comforting — the ultimate cozy base.
Caramelized and toasty, with a warm granular sweetness.
Rich, tropical, and velvety.
Smoky and supple, with a worn-in sophistication.
Soft, powdery musk — like a favorite sweater.
Warm and skin-like, quietly sensual.
Dry, woody, and grounding.
Earthy and deep, with a slightly sweet, herbal edge.
Smoky and green — rooty and grounding.
Warm, almond-sweet with a hint of vanilla and tobacco.
Bring this list to a workshop, or start playing with combinations right now.