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DIY fragrances: These 5 kitchen ingredients can help create a welcoming scent in your home

Do you often find yourself buying expensive room fresheners or fancy diffusers to make your home smell good before a party? And do you end up feeling disappointed when these store-bought solutions don’t last long or fail to create that fresh, inviting atmosphere you were hoping for? The good news is that you don’t have to rely on costly products from the market to create a warm and inviting aroma in your home. From the natural smells of fruits and spices already available in your kitchen to the soothing aromas of essential oils. Here's how you can create your own customised smell that will make everyone who walks through your door feel welcome and warm.
Rice of India: Amira Group

Rice of India profile power players pushing the Indian rice industry forward. Karan Chanana, Chairman of Amira Group has transformed his family‘s 100 years old rice business into a global food company that is taking the taste and aroma of Indian basmati to plates across the world.
Scent makers sweeten the smell of commerce

The aroma of baking bread wafts through the supermarket, even when the ovens are empty. The breezy scent of coconut oil floats through the bathing suit aisle of the department store when summer is months away.

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Aroma

DIY fragrances: These 5 kitchen ingredients can help create a welcoming scent in your home

Rice of India: Amira Group

Scent makers sweeten the smell of commerce