• April 4, 2009

Salty Mariner is one of those fragrances that you either immediately love or … you just don’t get it. There’s not a whole lot of waffling involved. It’s primarily an ozoney fragrance, meant to make you reminisce about the sea, waves and salt. But, if it’s not your fave or you just downright aren’t a fan of smelling like oceany sea brine, I’ve designed some blends to make it palatable even for the most discerning fragrance snob. I hope you enjoy them and the fragrance when you try it.

1 part Dark Rich Chocolate
1 part Cinnamon Sugar
1 part Salty Mariner

1 part Salty Mariner
1 part Cybilla Coconut

1 part Grapefruit Lily
1 part Salty Mariner

1 part Salty Mariner
1 part Sweetgrass

1 part Salty Mariner
1 part Tahitian Vanilla

And now, I’m off to Otion to teach an overflowing, full Cold Process I class. It should be a delight.

 

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