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Custom fragrance oil

Build it from the materials up.

Pick the actual materials, not vague families, and set how much of each you want to smell. A perfumer takes it from there.

A pipette releasing a drop of fragrance oil into glassware
Step 01

What is the oil going into?

The base decides solubility and dosage, and which materials behave once they are in it.

Step 02

Choose your materials.

Tap to add. Each one drops down as a slider below, scored 1 to 10. One is a trace you can only just catch, ten is the loudest thing in the bottle.

Your materials

None yet. Add a few above, or load a starting point.

Step 03

How should it behave?

Strength on the skin, and how long it should still be there.

Intensity 3
Longevity 3
Last step

Anything the sliders cannot say?

A memory, a place, a reference bottle, or a material we do not list.

Need the finished product made too? Go to turnkey manufacturing

What comes back

An oil, and the paperwork behind it.

Small amber vials of aroma materials laid out on a white surface
The materialsEvery draft is traceable to named materials, at percentages you can read and question.
A frosted glass fragrance bottle on a warm neutral background
The compositionSmelled and edited by a perfumer, evaluated on skin and in the base it will live in.
An overhead view of stacked documents and data sheets on a desk
The documentsIFRA certificate, SDS, COA, TDS and an allergen declaration by calculation, issued with the formula.