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What I adore about working with botanicals, and especially the ones I grow myself, is that there is always an element of surprise and wonder to them.
There is, for instance, no single, static "rose" smell: "Provence Rose," or Rosa Centifolia, smells distinct from "Damask Rose," or Rosa Damascena. And even then, a Rosa Centifolia harvested in one year might smell discernibly differently from the same flower harvested in another, thanks to climate conditions, and so on.
Tyler (B Fine Arts)- Founder
with Essential Oil
From the Blog
Where it all Began
I've always been a bit of a hopeless Romantic... My favourite books and stories - the Gothic novels, the Victorian mysteries, old legends and folkl...- Tyler Bartlett
How to choose a Spa Gift Box
Spa Boxes can make wonderful gifts, but be careful to avoid some industry tricks! Check the produce sizes: Some gift providers use tiny sample size...- Tyler Bartlett
About Natural Perfumes
Those accustomed to 'big brand' perfumes might initially feel underwhelmed when trying natural products for the first time. Synthetic fragrances ar...- Tyler Bartlett
