What This Scent Draw Does
If you own several diffusers or oils, you probably end up burning the same one every night. Pick today's mood and a preferred scent family, press the button, and this tool draws a blend written out as a top note, a middle note and a base note. You can draw up to five blends at once, and pressing the button again with the same settings gives you a different result.
Reading Notes and Families
The top note is what you smell first, the middle note carries the blend, and the base note is what lingers. Families are split into citrus, floral, woody, herbal and sweet. Every material named here is a real, commonly sold one such as bergamot, lavender, cedarwood or sandalwood, while the pairings themselves are taste suggestions with no single right answer.
Before You Use It
This is a for-fun way to choose a scent. It does not claim that a given material will make you sleep better or concentrate harder, and it guarantees no effect. How strong a blend feels depends heavily on room size and ventilation, so use less in a small room, and check the maker's own cautions before diffusing around pets or small children.
Frequently Asked Questions
That combination has no matching blend. Before bed and citrus, for example, never overlap, so a message appears instead. Set the family to No preference and the draw will work.
No. Multiple blends are taken from a shuffled list, so they cannot repeat within one draw. Pressing the button again starts a fresh draw unrelated to the last one.
It does not. Drop counts and dilution differ by product, so this tool only suggests the note structure, the family and a good time of day.