Create Designer Perfume

Yes! You choose the blend of aromas to make up your scent that is unique to you. You won't find your fragrance anywhere in the shops. And what's more, you get to personalise your perfume by giving it a name too.

This depends on the voucher chosen, but typically you will head home with a 5ml eau de toilette, or a 20-30ml atomiser spray. You can re-order more of your perfume made to your own blend whenever you like.

Yes. You simply register the perfume you created on the supplier website and then you can order more perfume products that will be made up to the exact 'recipe' you've given them.

As well as offering perfume making workshops, we also have home perfume making kits on sale too. Inside the gift boxes you'll find everything you need to blend your aromas to create a perfume at home - and all delivered directly to your door!

The first people to create perfumes were the Egyptians thousands of years ago. The modern, more mass-produced fragrances we know today actually hail from Hungary in the 14th century. The trend soon spread across Europe, in particular to France where the growing of flowers and aromatic plants as the basic ingredients of the scents meant the country became the epicentre of perfumery.

At first you might indeed think you've signed up for a chemistry lesson, as the main principles of making perfume are very much scientific. We're talking phials and pipettes everywhere, with blending and mixing. But then creating fragrances is also an artform. These experiences will teach you all the elements you need to successfully make your own scent.

There are four basic types of aroma on what the perfume industry call the 'fragrance wheel', which is used to describe and categorise the smells: floral, woody, musky and spicy. Combining these in different quantities with other goodies added makes your perfume.

Yes. Research shows us that a lot of customers buy perfume making experiences as presents for recently-engaged couples, or as pre-wedding gifts for the bride to create their own perfume.

Yes, definitely. A two-hour perfume making workshop is the perfect package to be included in any hen weekend or event. The experiences, led by entertaining hosts, are held at central locations (often hotels) in towns and cities across the country, so you can make them part of your hen do itinerary for the day.

You can buy direct online perfume making vouchers for up to 12 people. Maximum group sizes for a workshop can be up to 32. If you'd like to book an exclusive group perfume making experience, get in touch with us by email, telephone or use the online chat window that will appear on every page.