Scent Stories: Blog
What Current Perfume Trends Do You Love?
Discover today’s top perfume trends: soft skin scents, creative layering, nostalgic notes, refillable compacts, and alcohol-free solid perfumes like ēma popular.
The Quiet Backlash Against Synthetic Perfume
Why solid perfume is safer for sensitive skin. Discover alcohol-free fragrance that feels softer, gentler, and more personal than spray perfume.
The Forgotten Art of the Wedding Perfume
Create a custom wedding perfume and revive a forgotten bridal tradition. Inspired by Grace Kelly, this guide shows how to design your forever scent.
The art of composing scent like a symphony, tailor‑made by you If you've ever wished your perfume could feel a little more "you," fragrance layering might be your new obsession. It's a technique that’s been used by perfumers and scent enthusiasts...
The Best Perfume Notes for Productivity: A Guide to Focus-Enhancing Scents
Discover the top fragrance notes that help to improve focus, reduce stress, and boost productivity. Learn how scent can enhance study routines naturally.
Can Perfume Trigger Migraines? Here’s Why Solid Perfume Is the Solution
Discover migraine free perfume by ēma fragrance — gentle, alcohol free solid perfumes designed for sensitive noses that want scent without headaches.
The Scent Matchmaker: Find the Perfect Fragrance Gift for Everyone on Your List
This holiday season, ēma makes gifting personal with a playful guide to scent-matching your loved ones with the best fragrance gift they've ever received. With solid perfumes that are easy to gift and fun to customize, this post helps readers become scent matchmakers — turning thoughtful into unforgettable.
Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy: The Woman Who Smelled Like Nothing (and Everything)
Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy reportedly wore only Abdul Kareem’s Egyptian Musk Oil , a clean, quiet scent that defined timeless, effortless luxury.
Marie Antoinette’s Secret Scent: The Tuberose Scandal of Versailles
Marie Antoinette, tuberose & rebellion. Discover the scandalous scent that ruled Versailles—and how ēma revives its daring elegance in a modern solid perfume.