The heart of this Singapore workshop is a small, hands-on choice: build a scent from more than 20 essential oils, then take home a blend or mist you made yourself. You smell, compare and combine the oils with guidance from a scent mixologist, rather than simply picking a finished fragrance off a shelf.
I like the range of oils and the chance to work with top, middle and base notes, which gives the activity more substance than a quick do-it-yourself craft. I also like that the 90-minute session includes all the equipment, a customised label, and a drink, so you leave with a personal keepsake rather than just a set of instructions.
One thing to check before booking: the essential oil blend and natural mist are separate package options, and the stated prices differ between the overview and package details. Also confirm the workshop address in your booking message. The meeting point is listed as 161 Lavender Street, but an address mix-up has caused trouble before.
- What to know before you book
- A scent workshop, not a perfume counter
- Choosing oils and building a blend
- Essential oil blend or natural mist?
- The 90-minute flow at Lunì
- Location, timing and access
- What the price buys you
- Who will enjoy this workshop?
- Should you book it?
- FAQ
- How long is the workshop?
- Where does the workshop take place?
- What can I make?
- How many essential oils can I choose from?
- Is the workshop suitable for beginners?
- How many people can join a group?
- Is there an age limit?
- Is a drink included?
- How do I get to the venue by public transport?
- Is the workshop wheelchair-accessible?
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What to know before you book
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- Choose one take-home creation: The essential oil package includes a customised 10ml blend; the natural mist option is described as a 50ml mist.
- A guided 90-minute session: An English-speaking scent mixologist explains blending and the background of essential oils, with tips as you work.
- Small group size: Sessions are listed for 2 to 10 participants, which allows room for hands-on guidance.
- Lunì is near Bendemeer MRT: The workshop is at 161 Lavender Street, with several bus routes and a nearby carpark listed.
- Check the package and meeting details: The session is beginner-friendly, but the venue is not wheelchair- or stroller-accessible, and late arrivals or no-shows are not refunded.
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A scent workshop, not a perfume counter
This is a workshop for people who enjoy smelling closely, making choices and learning by doing. You are not just selecting a ready-made fragrance. You work through a selection of oils, decide which scents suit you, and combine them into a personal blend or natural mist.
The session is led by a professional scent mixologist, with Hyuuga named in connection with finding your personal aromatherapy blend. No individual instructor’s name is provided, so you should expect guidance from the workshop host rather than a named teacher. The emphasis is on learning how scent blending works and hearing about the origins and history of essential oils.
That makes the activity a good fit for a curious beginner. You do not need prior experience, and all blending equipment and a guide are included. If you already know exactly what fragrance you want, the selection process may feel slower than buying a finished product. The pleasure here is in testing possibilities and seeing what you prefer.
The workshop is also a useful change of pace from Singapore’s larger attractions. It offers a quiet, creative activity in a small group, with a finished item to take home. That is appealing if you want an indoor experience or a hands-on outing with a friend, but it is not a sightseeing tour and does not include a broader city itinerary.
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Choosing oils and building a blend
The main event is exploring more than 20 oils and working out how to bring a few together. One participant described choosing six scents before combining them, and another specifically noted the choice of top, middle and base notes. Those details point to a process that involves comparison and selection, not simply mixing oils at random.
Top, middle and base notes are different roles a scent can play in a blend. The workshop gives you a chance to notice those differences and use them as a starting point for your own combination. The host can offer tips as you test your favourites, which matters if you are new to blending or find that several oils smell pleasant on their own but less convincing together.
You should expect to spend time smelling and deciding. A helpful approach is to notice which scents you return to, then ask the host for guidance on combining them. The finished result is personal, so the point is not to recreate a standard formula. It is to leave with something based on your preferences.
The oils are described as 100% natural and pure essential ingredients. That is a key part of the workshop’s appeal for anyone drawn to natural scents. The activity also introduces the origins of essential oils and ways to incorporate the ancient practice of aromatherapy into daily life. It is best understood as a scent-making and learning session, rather than a promise of a particular health result.
Essential oil blend or natural mist?
Before you book, decide which format you want to make. The Essential Oil Blend Workshop includes one customised 10ml essential oil blend. The Natural Mist Workshop is described as a 50ml natural mist made using essential oils. Both options are listed at a starting price of US$66.55, while the overall experience summary gives a starting price of $73.25.
Those figures do not line up exactly, so check the price displayed for your chosen package and booking date before paying. The size and format also differ, making this more than a choice of label. If you want a compact blend, the 10ml option is clear. If you prefer the mist format, choose that package and confirm its details at checkout.
The included take-home item comes with a customised label. That small touch helps turn the result into a keepsake or a gift, though the value will depend on how much you enjoy the scent-making process itself. You are paying for a guided 90-minute activity, the ingredients and equipment, and the item you make, not simply for a bottle of oil.
The 90-minute flow at Lunì
The workshop takes place at Lunì – Scent, Bar & Kitchen. You arrive, settle in and meet the host, then get an introduction to essential oils and the basics of blending. The session is designed for beginners, so you can take part without knowing the difference between scent notes in advance.
From there, you explore the selection of more than 20 oils and decide which scents appeal to you. You can smell the options, narrow your choices and get guidance from the scent mixologist as you work toward a combination. A participant described selecting six scents and mixing them into a unique result, which gives you a sense of how personal the process can be.
The next step is putting your chosen ingredients together to create the package-specific item. You make either a 10ml essential oil blend or a 50ml natural mist, then finish with a customised label. All blending equipment and the guide needed for the activity are provided, so you do not need to bring materials.
Refreshments are included, along with one complimentary tea or drink of your choice. The description of the refreshment is worth reading carefully: the drink may be hot tea, rather than a broader selection of substantial refreshments. If you are booking partly for food or a café visit, this is not the right expectation. The workshop’s main value lies in the guided activity and take-home creation.
Location, timing and access
The meeting point is Lunì – Scent, Bar & Kitchen, at 161 Lavender Street, #01-12, Singapore 338750. Bendemeer MRT station, listed as DT23, is the nearest train stop in the supplied directions. Buses 13, 67, 133, 141 and 145 also serve the area, and the Mercure hotel carpark is listed for those arriving by car.
Allow time to find the venue and arrive 10 minutes before the scheduled start. The precise address is said to be sent after workshop confirmation, so check that message rather than relying on old directions or an earlier map pin. One person reached an outdated address before finding the correct venue, which is a practical reason to confirm the location directly before setting out.
The activity has no age limit and is beginner-friendly, but it is not wheelchair- or stroller-accessible. Groups are limited to 2 to 10 participants. A smaller group may make it easier to get input while choosing oils, though the exact pace can depend on how many people are in your session.
Confirmation is expected within 24 hours. You present a mobile voucher, and the voucher is valid only for the date and time specified. Late arrivals and no-shows are not refunded, so plan your route with a little margin. The stated policy also says cancellations and refunds are not available.
What the price buys you
The listed starting prices are US$66.55 for both package options, while the experience summary shows a starting price of $73.25. Because the displayed amounts do not match, treat them as starting figures, not a guaranteed final cost. Check the selected package and the amount shown at checkout before booking.
For the price, you get a 90-minute guided session, access to the oils, blending tools and instruction, a customised creation, and a complimentary tea or drink. That can be fair value if you enjoy learning a practical skill and want an object you made yourself. It is less compelling if your only goal is to buy a small bottle of fragrance, since the experience itself is a substantial part of what you are paying for.
The session also works well as a shared activity. With a group cap of 10, it is more intimate than a large class, and the format gives each person a personal choice of scent. You can book for a pair or a small group, but the minimum group size is listed as two participants. If you are travelling alone, check availability for your preferred date before making plans.
Who will enjoy this workshop?
I would consider this for anyone who likes scents, wants a creative indoor activity, or is looking for a small souvenir with a personal story behind it. It suits beginners especially well because the host provides instruction and the equipment is supplied. You can arrive without a pre-planned formula and learn through smelling and testing.
It may also suit someone choosing a Singapore activity for a rainy day or a break from walking around the city. The 90-minute length is manageable, and the location has public transport connections. Still, it is best to plan the rest of your day around the confirmed session time, rather than assuming the workshop can accommodate late arrival.
If you are sensitive to strong scents, or simply do not enjoy spending time comparing fragrances, this may not be a natural fit. The core activity is smelling and blending oils, so that is where most of the session’s appeal lies. Likewise, anyone seeking a substantial meal should not count on the included tea or drink as a meal.
Should you book it?
Book this if you want a guided, beginner-friendly scent workshop and value the process as much as the finished bottle. The strongest reasons to go are the broad oil selection, the chance to learn how top, middle and base notes can work together, and the customised item you take home.
Pause if the price difference matters to your budget, if you need step-free access, or if you are unable to arrive on time. Confirm whether you want the 10ml essential oil blend or 50ml natural mist, check the final price, and verify the current address before leaving. With those details settled, this looks like a thoughtful, low-key way to spend 90 minutes in Singapore.
Essential Oil Blend & Natural Mist Workshop
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FAQ
How long is the workshop?
The workshop lasts 90 minutes.
Where does the workshop take place?
It takes place at Lunì – Scent & Bar & Kitchen, 161 Lavender St, #01-12, Singapore 338750. Check your confirmation for the detailed address.
What can I make?
You can choose the Essential Oil Blend Workshop, which includes a customised 10ml blend, or the Natural Mist Workshop, described as a 50ml mist.
How many essential oils can I choose from?
The workshop offers more than 20 types of natural essential oils.
Is the workshop suitable for beginners?
Yes. It is described as beginner-friendly, and the host provides guidance and the equipment needed.
How many people can join a group?
The listed group size is 2 to 10 participants.
Is there an age limit?
No age limit is listed for the activity.
Is a drink included?
Yes. The package includes one complimentary tea or drink of your choice.
How do I get to the venue by public transport?
Bendemeer MRT station, DT23, is listed nearby. Buses 13, 67, 133, 141 and 145 are also listed.
Is the workshop wheelchair-accessible?
No. The activity is listed as not wheelchair- or stroller-accessible.
