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Scent Pairing: Combining Fragrances

Scent pairing, or layering, is an art that allows you to create a unique, personalised fragrance by combining two or more perfumes. 

With a few simple tips, you can elevate your perfume experience and create a signature scent that reflects your individuality.

1. Start with Similar Fragrance Families

When combining scents, it’s helpful to choose perfumes from the same fragrance family, such as floral, citrus, or woody. This creates harmony and balance between the scents without overpowering each other. 

For instance, layering a citrus perfume with a fresh floral scent can result in a bright, invigorating combination.

2. Contrast for Depth

For a more dynamic fragrance, try contrasting different fragrance families. Pairing a light, airy scent with a deeper, more complex perfume can create depth and intrigue. 

For example, a floral scent paired with a spicy or woody base can add richness to your fragrance profile.

3. Layer with Complementary Notes

To ensure a seamless blend, focus on complementary notes. If one perfume has strong vanilla undertones, consider pairing it with a fragrance that includes similar sweet or warm notes like amber or sandalwood. This helps create a cohesive and well-rounded scent.

4. Apply Strategically

When layering, apply each fragrance to different pulse points. For example, spritz one scent on your wrists and another on your neck. 

This allows each fragrance to shine without overwhelming each other.

5. Test and Adjust

Scent pairing is a personal journey, so don’t be afraid to experiment. Try different combinations and adjust the intensity to suit your style and mood.

Explore the Maravilha Fragrance Collection

At Maravilha Fragrance, we offer a wide range of perfumes that are perfect for layering. Whether you’re looking for light florals, deep woody scents, or something in between, our collection has something for everyone.

Ready to create your signature scent? Shop Now and explore our luxurious fragrances for both men and women!