Musk Vanilla

That’s an interesting concept! Layering fragrances can definitely be a way to achieve a more complex and long-lasting scent. Here are a few things to consider with SOSP (Same Oil Same Perfume):

• Compatibility: Make sure the fragrance oil and perfume you choose are compatible with each other. Some combinations might not mix well and could alter the scent or even irritate your skin. It’s best to stick to the same brand or ones that are specifically designed for layering.

• Oil Base: Fragrance oils typically come in a carrier oil base, like jojoba or almond oil. These base oils may not evaporate as quickly as the alcohol in perfume, potentially affecting how the scent projects.

• Application: Apply the fragrance oil first, giving it some time to absorb into your skin before layering the perfume on top. This can help the perfume adhere better and prevent the oil from diluting the scent.

Here are some additional tips for fragrance layering:

• Start with a light hand. A little goes a long way, especially with oil-based fragrances.

• Layer scents with similar scent profiles. For example, a vanilla musk oil could be layered with a vanilla and sandalwood perfume.

• Experiment! There are no hard and fast rules when it comes to fragrance layering. Try different combinations to find what works best for you.