Guest guest Posted July 24, 2006 Report Posted July 24, 2006 Hey folks, I've babbled a bit with a couple of you about the scent I'm trying to make, and Libby suggested I make it a general discussion, so here goes... The scent I'm working on formulating is supposed to capture the essence of the West Coast of Canada, so I'm looking for a nautical character, *maybe* a little salty or saltwatery, but with Cedar as a basenote, and perhaps some pine needle in it for that real British Columbia aroma. I've been told that stuff like Calone or maritima are good for a seaweed-like note, but I think those are synthetic, no? And as I said to Libby yesterday, I'm looking for fresh and maritime more than rotting fish, so I'm willing to forego the salt. I remember smelling a great nautical perfume a bunch of years ago that was just kind of fresh smelling rather than a whiff of saltwater, but it still seemed really ocean-y... So I'm willing to go either way if I can make it work. Any suggestions? Thanks, Jes Quote
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