Explore scents in Spice
Discover the unique scents within the Spice category, choose your favourite scent to start creating your blend.
Clove
Clove is dark, smoky spice — bold, intense, layered. Use it as a heart or base anchor to give your blend gravity, the kind of warmth that feels lit from within. It pairs naturally with cinnamon for fire, guaiacwood for smoke, orange blossom or banana for unexpected lift. Clove on its own is intense. Inside a blend, it adds the kind of depth that makes a fragrance feel like it has a story to tell.
Cinnamon
Cinnamon is slow heat — warm, sweet, magnetic, the spice that makes a blend feel like home and a little dangerous at the same time. Use it through the heart and base to add depth and lasting warmth, then balance it with vanilla and patchouli for cosiness, or apple and banana to bring its softer side forward. Cinnamon is the note that lingers — in the room and in the memory.
Myrrh
Myrrh is grounded mystery — soft resin, earthy, faintly sweet, the scent of stillness with a story. Use it through the heart and base of your blend to add weight and meaning, the kind of warmth that feels older than yourself. It pairs naturally with frankincense and guaiacwood for sacred depth, patchouli for earth, tuberose for floral richness, vanilla for warmth. Myrrh gives a blend its shadow — and its soul.
Frankincense
Frankincense is sacred warmth — soft resin with a thread of citrus, the scent of stillness. Use it through the heart and base to give your blend a meditative, grown-up quality, the sense that you've stopped to think before walking out the door. It pairs naturally with myrrh, cedarwood, and vetiver for grounded depth, or rose and bergamot for unexpected light. Frankincense quiets a blend in the best way.
Ginger
Ginger is sparkle with bite — bright, zesty, alive. Use it as a top or heart note to give your blend instant energy and edge, the kind of opening that wakes the room up. It loves citrus (lemon, lime, bergamot) for clean lift, cardamom for warmth, vanilla for unexpected softness. Ginger is the note for someone who wants their fragrance to lead with confidence rather than wait to be noticed.
Black Pepper
Black Pepper is dry heat with a crackle — sharp, spiced, quietly commanding. Use it as a top note to give your blend instant lift and a peppery bite that wakes up whatever follows. It pairs naturally with bergamot for citrus lift, cardamom for layered spice, patchouli for grounded depth, vanilla for warmth against the heat. Black Pepper makes a blend feel alert and assured — the note that announces itself without raising its voice.
Saffron
Saffron is warm, earthy spice with a leathery hint — rare, radiant, quietly intense. Use it as a heart note to give your blend a warm, exotic core. It pairs naturally with rose for richness, oud for depth, amber for warmth, cardamom for layered spice. Saffron makes a blend feel precious — the note that carries an air of quiet luxury.
Pink Pepper
Pink Pepper is sparkle with a bite — rosy, light, just a touch spicy. Use it as the opening note in your blend to add lift and a stylish edge without committing to full spice. It pairs naturally with rose and pomegranate for floral-fruit charm, grapefruit for crisp brightness, cedarwood for grown-up depth, patchouli for textured contrast. Pink Pepper is the modern way to make a blend feel playful and intentional at once.
Cardamom
Cardamom is cool spice — fresh and green at first, then turning slowly into something warm, sensual, composed. As a top-to-heart note, use it where you want quiet sophistication: a blend that feels considered, not loud. It loves sandalwood and vanilla for warmth, bergamot for lift, vetiver for depth. Cardamom doesn't announce itself — it lingers in the room after you've left.
• Choose warm, spicy scents for a cozy work vibe and casual outings
• Apply to pulse points for a subtle, lingering aroma
• Pair with matching body creams to boost longevity
• Reapply in the afternoon for a refreshing lift throughout the day
• Opt for rich, bold spice and resin blends for evening events
• Mist on hair and clothing for a captivating presence
• Seek out fragrances with deep, earthy undertones
• Allow 15-20 minutes for the scent to fully develop its character
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