The Fragrance Foundry is a company that sells raw materials, tools and supplies for perfume making.

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Key facts about it:

• It began under the name “Lux & Terra” but relaunched as The Fragrance Foundry in 2023.

• The brand curates and sells perfumery raw materials (natural and synthetic), glass bottles, lab-scale balances, scent strips, alcohol bottles and other paraphernalia needed to make perfumes.

• They aim to supply quality materials at reasonable cost by buying in bulk and offering both “economy staples” and “premium” materials.

• They also provide educational resources  free guides/blogs, a YouTube channel, and an app named Formulair for formulating perfumes  to help hobbyists or beginners learn perfume-making.

Uses include:

• You create custom perfumes.

• You test raw materials to learn how each note behaves.

• You blend accords for client projects or brand samples.

• You build a small lab with bottles, pipettes and balances.

• You run stability tests for your formulas.

• You make trial batches for commercial or hobby use.

• You train your nose with aroma chemicals and naturals.

• You refill alcohol, droppers and strips for daily testing.

You make perfumes with Fragrance Foundry items in a simple way.

• You collect materials, aroma chemicals, essential oils, ethanol, droppers, strips and bottles.
• You set up a small table with a scale and beakers.
• You test each raw material on a strip to understand its strength.
• You write a formula with exact grams for each note.
• You weigh each material on the scale and add it to the beaker.
• You mix the blend and transfer it to a small bottle.
• You add alcohol to reach your target strength.
• You shake the bottle and let it rest for a few days.
• You smell it again and adjust the formula if needed.

Where to buy in UK or online

• You can order directly from The Fragrance Foundry official site.

• You can search for UK-based online stores that sell perfume-making supplies: raw aroma oils, glass bottles, pipettes, alcohol, scent strips. These may be independent resellers or craft-supply shops.

• Some general craft or DIY stores in UK carry perfume-making kits or supplies.

• Online marketplaces (global or UK-oriented) sometimes list raw materials and tools for perfume creation.

• Specialty shops for cosmetics or soap/perfume-making may stock what you need.

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