Melange Frangipani Perfume for summer

Melange Perfume

Frangipani

Frangipani, also known as Plumeria, are highly-fragrant exotic flowers native to the tropics. Frangipani are most fragrant late at night, when they release their rich aroma to attract the Sphinx Moth. Frangipani blossoms have no nectar & rely on the Sphinx Moth to pollinate them during their fruitless search for the elusive nectar.

Melange Frangipani Solid Perfume

A perfect fragrance as you transition from spring to summer. Rich Frangipani delicately crafted in a base of natural Beeswax and Jojoba Oil. Our solid perfume disperses beautifully on the skin and endures on the wearer. At .35 ounces, it is the perfect size for travel or a handbag. $15
 

Melange Roll-On Perfume

Blend No. 12

Frangipani & Tahitian Gardenia

For those who prefer fragrance in a liquid form, our No. 12 blend of Frangipani and Tahitian Gardenia is a perfect choice for a roll-on perfume.. Alcohol free, Melange Blend No. 12 is formulated in a base of natural Coconut Oil Fractions and Hawaiian Kukui Nut Oil. This ensures the fragrance notes remain largely unchanged over time. Kukui Nut Oil is a natural antioxidant and lends to the rich consistency of the perfume. .25 ounces - the perfect size for handbag or summer travel. $18


Melange Perfume
http://www.melangeperfume.com/
melangeperfume@gmail.com
Los Angeles, CA

Melange Perfumes in Seattleboutiqueblogspot

What better subject for a rainy day than beautiful Seattle....!

                http://www.seattleboutiqueblogspot.com/2010/05/portable-perfume-by-melange.html

A huge thanks to Sydney Chavez for her wonderful post on our Melange Perfumes! Sydney is a fashionista and beauty expert living in Seattle. She makes it her business to share all things wonderful in the many amazing stores Seattle has to offer.


Melange Perfumes can be found in the following Seattle Stores:

The Sweet Spot
Queen Anne Dispatch
Fini
Finch & Sparrow
Olivine

Melange Perfume
Los Angeles, CA 91325
818-886-1635
melangeperfume@gmail.com
http://www.melangeperfume.com/

Why Do We Number Melange Perfumes??

Why Do We Number our Melange Roll-0n Perfumes?

Each of our 15 perfume blends is inspired by the most sought-after notes in custom blending. They took years to perfect and are still prepared in small quanties to ensure they are fresh. They are numbered in the order they were created. Along the way, we stopped using alcohol. This dramatically changed the perfumes for the better. The beauty of each fragrance note emerges and remains largely unchanged over time. The perfumes have a longer shelf life. Our base of coconut oil fractions is odorless, colorless and natural. Hawaiian Kukui Nut Oil is a natural antioxidant and lends to the beautiful consistency of the perfumes. It costs more to make perfume this way but it is absolutely worth it.


Finally, people love our perfumes for the way they smell. By not listing the notes on the box we remove some preconceived notions people may have about certain fragrances. For instance, I adore and wear No. 8 - a blend of Amber, Vanilla and Plum, yet under most circumstances I do not care for vanilla in any product..... Exploring them is a purely sensory pursuit!

Do People Blend the Roll-On Perfumes?


Yes! Melange is the French word meaning to mix or blend. Common examples are: No. 1 & No. 4; No. 3 & No. 1; No 8 & No. 14; No. 11 & No. 9; No. 6 & No. 9.

Melange Perfume
Los Angeles, CA 91326
818-886-1635
melangeperfume@gmail.com
www.melangeperfume.com

Melange Perfume Summer Fragrances

Note-Worthy For Summer 2010

Melange Solid Perfumes


Sugandaraja Tuberose - rich, exotic Indian Tuberose
Polynesia - tropical Hibiscus Blossoms and Gardenia paired with lush Carambola fruit

Frangipani - seductive Hawaiian Plumeria & fragrant Taitian Gardenia
Melati Jasmine - exotic Indian Jasmine in full bloom
Pink Grapefruit & Jasmine - Pink Grapefruit essential oil & our fragrant Melati Jasmine






Melange Roll-On Perfumes:

Blend No. 5 - captivating Tahitian Gardenia flowers and sweet White Tea
Blend No. 11 - our signature Sugandaraja Tuberose with exotic Melati Jasmine and Neroli Blossoms

Blend No. 12 - seductive Hawaiian Plumeria and fragrant Tahitian Gardenia


Blend. No. 13 - Tuberose, warm Tahitian Gardenia, Chocolate & Guava

Melange Perfume
Los Angeles, CA
818-886-1635
melangeperfume@gmail.com
http://www.melangeperfume.com/

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Melange Perfume - Lilac Fragrance note

   Lilac for spring

Synonymous with the arrival of Spring and a favorite for Mother's Day.

Melange Solid Perfume in Lilac

Wear alone or blend with our Japanese Tea Rose solid perfume

$15

Melange Roll-On Perfume in Blend No. 4 

 violet, lilac, wisteria & white tea

$18

Melange Perfumes are available at www.melangeperfume.com and fine stores.  Check our site for store listing.

Melange Perfumes for Spring

LAVENDER IN BLOOM - MELANGE PERFUMES

This is the view from my office.

I have always loved Lavender.  Living in Southern California, it is easy to grow & thanks to Sperling Nursery we grow several varieties. We have Spanish, French and English Lavender.  And yes, each smells different to me.  

I love to rub my fingers over the stalks and take in their fragrance.  If I move on to the Rosemary and do the same one of my favorite bath blends comes to life. 

Before we began to create Melange Perfume for other stores, we stocked Lavender essential oils in our previous store, Melange Apothecary.  For custom blending, we usually used the French or Bulgarian varities.  The French was a traditional sweet fragrance and was beautiful blended with other floral notes and warm notes, such as Sandalwood and Amber.  My favorite was the Bulgarian Lavender.  Bulgarian Lavender has a marvelous fresh fragrance and a earthy quality I find quite beautiful.  It is beautiful blended with Rosemary, Eucalyptus, and citrus notes such as Bergamot or Mandarin.  Most people who selected Lavender for blending did not use it in perfume (hence the decision not to use it for Melange Perfumes).  It was most popular in Bath & Body Oil, Bath Salts and Bath & Shower Gel. 

To manufacture even a small amount of Lavender essential oil requires a lot of flower buds and distillation equipment. Just for fun, I used a recipe for making Lavender Oil I found on http://www.wikihow.com/. Place your Lavender flowers in a jar of oil (I used Jojoba, though Olive Oil can also be used).  Cover and place in a sunny window.  After a few days, strain the oil over a bowl using a muslin cloth. Return that oil to the jar and place new flowers in the oil.  I repeated this process 3 times and was very happy with my Lavender Oil.  It will not be the same consistency as an essential oil, but it did not need to be diluted and was wonderful to use.  You can place the oil in a nice bottle with label for a gift.  I plan to try this for Mother's Day.  

Back to blending.  Happy Spring!

Melange Perfume

Los Angeles, CA

818-886-1635

melangeperfume@gmail.com

http://www.melangeperfume.com/