Lady has an herbal, citrusy bouquet with notes of amber, lavender and bergamot; No. 247 is a gentle blend of bergamot, thyme, lavender, musk and ylang ylang; and Cedar's woodsy notes of cedar and sandalwood are balanced out by orange and rose.
And because it's a gentle blend, it's great for newbies.
Say au revoir to insomnia with Badger's Sleep Balm, which calms and quiets the brain using a gentle blend of rosemary, bergamot, ginger, balsam fir, and lavender.
Bells, strings, a snippet of a choir, woodwinds and unidentifiable buzzes collided and merged in the gentle yet portentous blend.
He's the ideal blend of gentle irreverence and a genuine interest in other people.
She is smoothed, soothed, by gentle lateral brushstrokes which blend the two figures – his soft hair with her sweet face – as if to unite them once more.
(Isherwood) ★ 'Rx' Kate Fodor's play about an affair between a work-weary editor (Marin Hinkle) and a pharmaceutical researcher (Stephen Kunken) is an engaging blend of gentle satire on our overprescribed culture and classic romantic comedy.
She and her sister Anna emerged from Montréal in the mid-1970s to shake up the country, rock and folk scenes with their blend of gentle songs, breathy, delicate and elegant harmonies and classy multi-instrumental work.
James Blake, a pianist and singer whose music is a blend of gentle, soulful ballad structures with beats and electronic textures, was awarded this year's Barclaycard Mercury Prize for his second album, "Overgrown," at a ceremony at the Roundhouse in London on Wednesday.
A frequent name on one-to-watch lists, her debut EP, Hot Toast Volume 1, a blend of gentle, pastoral pop underpinned by Houghton's astonishing vocals, was well received by everyone from NME, which latched on to its poppier elements, to Uncut magazine, which identified a folk "ingénue" rising.
And while their set began sort of droning and chant-y, by the second song or so the unamplified blend of gentle guitar, jazzy flute, pretty girl-on-girl harmonies, and hand drums had coalesced into something like a Donovan-style folk-pop but with a stronger pagan slant and more stoner-friendly Detroit-style riffage.
