Top notes for making unique perfumes at home. Head notes are the fresh and fresh notes that give the first impression when using a perfume. Although they fade sooner than the base notes, they are just as important in creating a full and rounded fragrance.
 
Top notes make up 10-15% of your perfume.
 
Selectable fragrance notes:
 
Yuzu - Fresh, citrus, mandarin, grapefruit, green scent. It goes very well with sporty fragrances. It has a velvety, slightly sweet smell. It's like a mix of tangerine and grapefruit
 
Sweet Orange - classic top note. Sweet, orange, fresh. Typically, their effect lasts for a short time, but this can be extended by adding citrus notes
 
Bitter orange - floral, balsamic, green notes. It can be combined very nicely with oriental fragrances, a little of it is enough.
 
Citron - citrusy, fresh, vibrant scent. It looks nice with sporty scents, but it's also wonderful when combined with jasmine
 
Aquatic - sporty, slightly citrusy, complex fragrance note, typically for masculine perfumes
 
Bergamot- fresh, citrusy silky. It can usually be combined well with many perfumes. 
 
Neroli - orange, floral, fresh, sweet. A nice transition between sweet and citrusy scents
 
Green tea- tea, dry tea leaves, fresh scent. It gives the perfume a characteristic scent and can be combined very well.
 
Fragrance notes are sent in a bottle without a dropper.
The ingredients needed for making perfume at home can only be purchased after completing the online video course.