Every month I do create a newsletter, features the scents on the list to bring in next, this always changes. I get requests or something catches my eye. I try to keep a balance based categories.... every week is a new adventure.
Happy New Year!
2017 Trends Natural Products Still A Key Player
In the coming year, natural ingredients in personal care products will
continue to be an important marketing tool. Customers are searching
for more transparency in all the products they buy, and will be more
likely to buy products that are “free from” certain ingredients. Natural
and organic will be key players in the market
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Fragrances that are In for 2017
Essential, Sophisticated,Comfortably Present,Culinary Inspired,Earthy
Edgy,Gender Neutral,Individuality
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Americans will continue to be focused on
healthier and secure lifestyle seeking a sense of well -being. In 2017
Stress chases still with all the media messages focused on fear and
fear and negativity.
In 2016 Gen X and Millennials abandoned man made materials for wood, stone, texture and organic origins.
For 2017 We want to describe our things as crafted, not manufactured.
This back basics approach is seen in the growing interest in farmer’s
markets, organic and fair trade ingredients, eco friendly packages and
crafted products
We don’t want our home fragrance to be akin to plastic either, leaping
out at you like Kool Aide on steroids. Scent too should be a craft.
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What’s out in 2017
Artificial, Lacking Complexity, Overpowering, Sugary Sweet, Manufactured, Common
Overtly Feminine, Broadly Distributed Brands
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Consumers under 35 don’t want to be labeled
or relegated to what they see as common or following. They want to
identify personally and emotionally with the products, they use. Their
relationship with the scents they explore and select will become
increasingly intimate, continuing to drive the niche scent trend in home
fragrance.
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COMING SOON.....
Fountain of Youth -
A true caring blend of sparkling freshness, Fountain of Youth begins with fresh air notes and a hint of Japanese grapefruit. Middle notes of spring melons, rose, lotus blossoms, and lily of the valley follow. This spectacular fragrance sits on base notes of bamboo and white musk.
Wild Wild West -
a
wild and sexy accord, combining top notes of Tumble Weeds, Basil
Leaves, and Tonka Beans; followed by middle notes of Brushed Suede,
Earthy Patchouli, and Amber Stone; all sitting on manly base notes of
Aged Saddle Leather, Red Cedar, and Full Musk.
Magnolia in Bloom -
a
complex, sexy magnolia scent; well rounded with top notes of mandarin,
ylang ylang, grapefruit, freesia, and hyacinth; middle notes of
tuberose, magnolia, plum, and lily; all sitting on base notes of white
musk and vanilla bean.
Feel Good -
masculine,
animalistic fragrance oil by Natures Garden. Fresh florals of water
lily, tea rose, and jasmine come together with woods and musk notes to
make this scent a truly sensual blend.
Notable
A
true classic, fresh and fruity male fragrance of watery top notes, and
citrus nuances infused with white flowers of muguet and jasmine.
Undeniably sexy notes of coumarin and fresh mint finished with soft
woody notes of sandalwood and sweet musk. Stud
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Fragrances that are more complex, infused,
eco earthy, culinary, edgy, gender neutral scent play out? It starts
with a growing use of florals in exotic and/or unexpected blends. The
color trends around the pastels and tropical hues has them grayed
slightly, making them more sophisticated, cool and less fragile. They
are more interesting and unique just as the scents are becoming when a
floral is “grayed” with the addition of an opposite scent.
Examples include blending rose with leather, freesia with musk, jasmine
with musk or lily with ginger. Tropical scents are also moving from
sweet punch to infused cocktails. They inspire a sense of escapeand
adventure, enhanced by the 2016 Olympics being held in Rio. The few
basic tropical fruits that have
dominated this category.
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Coming Soon................
Viva la Juicee -
A
tantalizing mix of wild berry and mandarin wrapped in the floralcy of
summer gardenia, pink jasmine and bright honeysuckle enhanced by vanilla
praline, soft woods and amber.
Royal "B"
Treat
yourself to regal opulence with this upscale aroma of Egyptian jasmine
and Amazon lily enlightened by juicy citrus and fresh roses petals;
sitting on base notes of olibanum and white musk.
Raspberry Lemonade.
the
mouth-watering combination of ice-cold lemonade, sweet, juicy
raspberries; with a unique twist of natural lavender and white musk.
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In 2017 they will ba paired with both
unusual berries like acai or goji and richer and darker notes like
bourbon, sandalwood, juniper berries, ginger, coffee and similar
scents. Interesting new blends will combine mint or a floral like lotus
and the tropical category is will be less sweet and sticky Coconut is a
perennial favorite in this category, but it will be reimagined as
coconut musk or a version equally unexpected. And similar to the
tropical category, fruits will continue to explore how they can be
paired, expressing their bitter as well as their sweet sides. exotically
interesting, they must be paired with both unusual berries like acai or
goji and richer and darker notes like bourbon, sandalwood, juniper
berries, ginger, coffee and similar scents. In 2016 we have seen rhubarb
find a strong following with its tang that gives the fragrance a bit of
a bite. Expect this tartness to continue and be merged with floral
notes to make fruits even more complex and interesting
in 2017 we will see more of the earthy side of home fragrance. We will
see more people shopping for unique finds at the farmer’s market,
organic food store. Seeking the grounding effect associated with
“natural” and organic also enhances the desire for a healthy lifestyle.
Deep, musky woods are blended with suede and tobacco to create candles
that are natural companions to enjoying a distilled and aged beverage. A
few examples include sweet tobacco leaf, sandalwood, Virginian cedar,
Tonka bean and musk) and their suede and smoke (tobacco leaves, moss,
papaya, dark tea and green manda). Think notes like vetiver Tonka,
ginger, jasmine, pepper, and even vegetable, herb and green notes like
saffron, fennel, carrot and beetroot.
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Where to find us
Saturday 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
The Hernando County Farmers Market
https://www.facebook.com/HCFarmersMarket/
Sunday 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
The Safety Harbor Sunday Market on Main
https://www.facebook.com/SHMarketonMain/
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