This is a great scent note to go over. Thanks Liz! I have been enjoying Forever Flannel (Lavendar, Sandalwood & Bergamot). I have the Father's day bars and Mental Health bars coming in my club. Excited to try them out.
This is a super fun series! Just as you hoped, this totally opened my eyes to the scent categories of bergamot. Based on what I’ve learned now, I enjoy it in some masculine scents, and looove it in aquatic and cozy! That’s helpful to know because now I will feel more comfortable trying new scents from those two groups, thanks! I’m with the others, amber would be great to learn about. I only like in sometimes, but am not sure why that is. Along those same lines, cashmere would be a fantastic note to learn about, but I’m now wondering if that’s more of a “blend” rather than ingredient?? I know it’s in lots of vendor wax, but it can smell very different to me. Cinnamon, woods/trees/leaves, apple, and pumpkin would be fun to hear about too! Thanks again!
Bergamot always scares me because I do not like masculine scents much, but OH how I miss Salted Bergamot Breeze. I was a dope and took it out of my club!
I'm late to watching this, but this gave me a much better understanding of the bergamot scent note. Well done! 👏❤ I would appreciate your thoughts on amber. That's a scent note I sometimes like, sometimes not. I'm wondering if it's just my nose or is there something else to it. Closer to the holidays, I would love to see something on various tree scents - pine, fir, spruce, balsam, juniper. Some people lump them all together. They are similar, but not the same. For fall and winter, a "know your spices" video would be nice. Something that would cover the different scent notes of cinnamon, clove, allspice, cardamom, nutmeg, ginger, star anise, etc. What spices are blended together to create compound spice scents like pumpkin or chai spice? With all the fall and winter blends that include spice, this could even be a two-parter. 😮 Thank you so much for this video and the opportunity to make suggestions! 😊
Im loving this series and learning more about the different scent notes. I think amber is a wonderful idea for next month another idea might be to compare and contrast coconut and coconut milk. I really appreciate all the time, energy and work you put into all of your videos. I hope things are slowing down a bit for you.
Thanks Liz! I have really enjoyed dabbling in some bergomot lately too. I’m not sure if this is a scent profile per se, but I would be very interested in learning about oud this fall/winter.
Great info!! I love the description of the scents we don’t always know what they are. What is the one that gives me a perfume headache. I need to avoid….. is it mahogany? I love pretty perfume type but the heavy…. Instant headache. So maybe cologne?
Great info!! I love the description of the scents we don’t always know what they are. What is the one that gives me a perfume headache. I need to avoid….. is it mahogany? I love pretty perfume type but the heavy…. Instant headache. So maybe cologne?
Wonderful and thoughtful information! Thank you 🎉
Loved this video. Salted Bergamot Breeze is one of my favorite Scentsy bars. It's in my club and never coming out.
You are smart to keep it! 💕💦🏝️
This is a great scent note to go over. Thanks Liz! I have been enjoying Forever Flannel (Lavendar, Sandalwood & Bergamot). I have the Father's day bars and Mental Health bars coming in my club. Excited to try them out.
You will enjoy those bars I think! 💕
This is a super fun series! Just as you hoped, this totally opened my eyes to the scent categories of bergamot. Based on what I’ve learned now, I enjoy it in some masculine scents, and looove it in aquatic and cozy! That’s helpful to know because now I will feel more comfortable trying new scents from those two groups, thanks!
I’m with the others, amber would be great to learn about. I only like in sometimes, but am not sure why that is. Along those same lines, cashmere would be a fantastic note to learn about, but I’m now wondering if that’s more of a “blend” rather than ingredient?? I know it’s in lots of vendor wax, but it can smell very different to me. Cinnamon, woods/trees/leaves, apple, and pumpkin would be fun to hear about too! Thanks again!
Amber would be great next month!!! These are perfect videos with so much info
Yay! Thank u
Bergamot always scares me because I do not like masculine scents much, but OH how I miss Salted Bergamot Breeze. I was a dope and took it out of my club!
I know… me too!
I'm late to watching this, but this gave me a much better understanding of the bergamot scent note. Well done! 👏❤
I would appreciate your thoughts on amber. That's a scent note I sometimes like, sometimes not. I'm wondering if it's just my nose or is there something else to it.
Closer to the holidays, I would love to see something on various tree scents - pine, fir, spruce, balsam, juniper. Some people lump them all together. They are similar, but not the same.
For fall and winter, a "know your spices" video would be nice. Something that would cover the different scent notes of cinnamon, clove, allspice, cardamom, nutmeg, ginger, star anise, etc. What spices are blended together to create compound spice scents like pumpkin or chai spice?
With all the fall and winter blends that include spice, this could even be a two-parter. 😮
Thank you so much for this video and the opportunity to make suggestions! 😊
Great feedback!!! Thank u so much, this is helpful.
Im loving this series and learning more about the different scent notes. I think amber is a wonderful idea for next month another idea might be to compare and contrast coconut and coconut milk. I really appreciate all the time, energy and work you put into all of your videos. I hope things are slowing down a bit for you.
💕💕💕💕🤗
Thanks Liz! I have really enjoyed dabbling in some bergomot lately too.
I’m not sure if this is a scent profile per se, but I would be very interested in learning about oud this fall/winter.
That is a more! I’d have to see if I have enough scents to do a video, or perhaps we could do two different notes in 1video !
Great info!! I love the description of the scents we don’t always know what they are. What is the one that gives me a perfume headache. I need to avoid….. is it mahogany? I love pretty perfume type but the heavy…. Instant headache. So maybe cologne?
Great info!! I love the description of the scents we don’t always know what they are. What is the one that gives me a perfume headache. I need to avoid….. is it mahogany? I love pretty perfume type but the heavy…. Instant headache. So maybe cologne?