Sauna Wellness giftset 11 x 25 ml

Sauna Wellness Gift Set

This giftset is based on natural essential oils and perfume oils that can be used in all seasons. The infusions combine well with each other and provide a wonderful scent during the sauna session.

This gift set contains 11 x 25 ml sauna fragrances:

• Blood orange sauna aroma (fresh, citrus)
• Eucalyptus Mint sauna aroma (fresh and spicy)
• Rose sauna aroma (floral)
• Jasmine sauna aroma (sweet-floral)
• Lotus sauna aroma (soft, floral)
• Amber sauna aroma (warm, sweet, spicy)
• Opium sauna aroma (warm, sweet, spicy)
• Cedarwood sauna aroma (woody)
• Birch sauna aroma (fresh, woody)
• Oriental sauna aroma (Oriental, sweet, spicy)
• Buddha sauna aroma (warm, spicy)

A good structure for a sauna infusion can be:

Lotus – Jasmine – Buddha Birch – Cedarwood – Amber Roses – Oriental – Opium Blood Orange – Eucalyptus Mint – Cedarwood

Usage giftset

Use 5 ml of sauna aroma per liter of water in the sauna tub. Stir the water and sauna infusion fluid together and spoon the mixture from the bottom of the sauna bucket onto the sauna heater.

Enjoy a wonderful sauna scent 4 to 20 times with this sauna giftset.

Method of pouring

Take into account the strength, tone and group of the scent to be able to perceive it well in the sauna. These are stated on the front of the bottles.

When you start combining scents, it becomes increasingly difficult to find a good balance as you use more scents. So it is useful to combine only two to three scents in the beginning.

When combining, it is important that all the scents in the mixture can be smelled. Always mix the fragrance beforehand in a sauna bucket.

If scents combine well, you can also use them one after the other, but in that case you will first smell one scent and then the other, instead of both at the same time.

Fragrance strength

Fragrance strength 1 is the weakest and fragrance strength 5 is the strongest. When infusing, it is useful to start with a fragrance with a low strength so that all the scents can then come into their own.

Fragrance note

If you don’t have a fragrance with a low strength, you can also start with an overtone. Then a midtone and then an undertone can be used. When an undertone has just been used, an overtone can sometimes overpower that scent.

Would you rather use an undertone first and then an overtone? Then use Pine, Lemon or Orange to neutralize the odor.

Fragrance group

There are 6 fragrance groups of essential oils: Group A – Wood Group B – Herbs Group C – Citrus Group D – Flowers Group E – Resin Group F – Spices All fragrances in the same group can definitely be combined well with each other.

Jasmine and Roses can be combined well. Amber and Opium also combine well.