The hardest questions
One affiliate gave the best advice in the webinar: think of the 50 hardest questions beforehand, and none will catch you cold. Here are the ones that actually come up, with answers that hold in Europe. Every answer says where the information comes from. Whatever you do not know, you say exactly that: I do not know, I will find out.
About the product
Is it really natural? Everyone says that.
Wyld Notes states that every scent is composed from 100% natural ingredients, built on essential oils, including oils from Young Living's own farms. The difference from “everyone says that”: the brand names the ISO 9235 standard as its yardstick. The standard requires that a natural substance is obtained by physical means only and not chemically altered afterwards. Anyone can put the word natural on a label; the standard, they cannot.
Source: wyldnotes.com (Wyld Promise), affiliate webinar 26 August 2026
Perfume is mostly alcohol anyway. What is natural about that?
Alcohol is the base of almost every perfume. The difference lies in denaturing: for cosmetics, alcohol is normally made undrinkable by adding a substance, so that no alcohol duty is due. On the label that reads “Alcohol denat.”, and which substance was added is not stated. Wyld Notes states that it uses undenatured organic sugar-cane alcohol, with nothing added. According to the brand it costs three to four times as much and is hard to source, because the bottler needs an alcohol licence for it.
Source: wyldnotes.com (FAQ), affiliate webinar 26 August 2026
Does natural perfume even last? I have heard it is gone after an hour.
According to the brand, the scents last at least four to six hours, depending on skin and how much you apply. That is also why development took so long: an essential oil in a carrier oil fades quickly; a perfume with top, heart and base notes is craft. Stay honest: you have no measurements of your own, you are passing on the brand's figure.
Source: Affiliate webinar 26 August 2026 (brand statement)
Who actually makes the scents? Young Living is not a perfume company.
Correct, and Young Living says so itself. According to the brand, the scents are created with a 150-year-old, fifth-generation family fragrance house in France; the perfumer in charge has 50 years of experience. The brief was: natural ingredients only, oils from the Young Living farms, performance like a classic perfume. Wyld Notes does not name the house.
Source: Affiliate webinar 26 August 2026
Does every bottle smell the same? With natural materials every harvest is different.
That is exactly why every batch is readjusted, according to the maker. Next year's lavender smells different, so the fragrance house rebalances the formula each time. That is more work than with synthetic materials, and it is the reason most natural perfumes give up on consistency.
Source: Affiliate webinar 26 August 2026
Is it vegan, kosher or halal?
Vegan and cruelty-free: yes, according to the Wyld Notes FAQ and affiliate deck. Formulated gluten-free, but not certified. Wyld Notes is currently not certified kosher or halal, as the brand said in the webinar. Say exactly that instead of guessing.
Source: wyldnotes.com/pages/faqs (03.09.2026); affiliate deck “Getting Started”; affiliate webinar 26.08.2026
It has essential oils in it, so does it do anything for stress or headaches?
Wyld Notes is a perfume and is sold expressly without any health claims. The brand gave its reason in the webinar: the rules in Europe are strict, and a perfume should simply smell good. For you that means: no claims about effects, not even in a subordinate clause. Anyone looking for oils to use for a purpose belongs with Young Living, not with a perfume.
Source: Affiliate webinar 26 August 2026
Where do the ingredients come from?
Some of the essential oils come from the Young Living farms, according to the maker, listed per scent on the product page: juniper, lavender, black spruce, clary sage or palo santo, for example. The rest is supplied by the fragrance house with proof of origin. Wyld Notes also states that it gives 1% of sales to reforestation projects; the first was 2,200 palo santo trees in Ecuador.
Source: wyldnotes.com (product pages, Wyld Promise), affiliate webinar 26 August 2026
For men or for women?
Wyld Notes does not assign any scent to a gender. In the voices from the US shop, White Lie is mostly worn by women, Black Book by men and women alike, and the two are sold there as the His & Hers duo, expressly without assigning roles. The nose decides.
Source: wyldnotes.com (product pages and reviews)
How many scents are there?
Seven in the US. Four come to Europe at launch: Black Book, White Lie, Sweet Decadence and Smokey Ember, the four best-sellers according to the maker. More are to follow; Wyld Notes has not said when.
Source: Affiliate webinar 2 September 2026
About buying
Where can I buy it?
Directly from Wyld Notes at wyldnotes.com, from 19 September 2026 with delivery to Europe. Your link takes the person exactly there, and with your code they get 10% off their first order.
Source: Affiliate webinar 2 September 2026
How much is it?
According to the German affiliate deck, the 30 ml bottle costs 77 € in Europe, as of 3 September 2026. The price in the shop from 19 September is binding, and only there are VAT and shipping shown correctly. So say: “According to Wyld Notes 77 € for 30 ml, you will see the current price in the shop, I will send you the link.” In posts you do not mention a price.
Source: German affiliate deck (Canva version, as of 03.09.2026); our own rule: no prices in posts
How big is the bottle?
For Europe 30 ml, as the brand said in the webinar. Anyone visiting the shop from Europe sees only this size. In the US there is 50 ml. According to the brand’s FAQ, a 30 ml bottle gives around 300 sprays, two to four months with daily use; 50 ml around 500.
Source: Affiliate webinar 02.09.2026; wyldnotes.com/pages/faqs (03.09.2026)
Where is it shipped from, how long does it take, what does delivery cost?
According to the German affiliate deck: shipped from Spanish Fork, Utah, 9.99 € shipping; duties and VAT are calculated at checkout and thereby paid, nothing is added at the door. Wyld Notes gives no delivery time. The shop is binding, link to it instead of giving your own details. Do not pass on return periods: the FAQ names 5 days under the US rule, in the EU the 14-day right of withdrawal applies.
Source: German affiliate deck (Canva version, as of 03.09.2026); wyldnotes.com/pages/faqs (03.09.2026)
Can I smell it somewhere first?
For Europe the first opportunity, according to the maker, is the stand at the Young Living convention in Budapest. According to the FAQ, Wyld Notes currently offers no sample sets for international markets. Once your own bottles arrive, the scent-strip evening becomes the best answer to this question.
Source: Affiliate webinar 02.09.2026; wyldnotes.com/pages/faqs (03.09.2026)
Can I return it if I do not like it?
In the EU, online purchases come with a 14-day right of withdrawal; the exact terms and the process are set by Wyld Notes in the shop. Do not repeat the US policy, it does not apply here. Point to the returns page at Wyld Notes.
Source: EU Consumer Rights Directive (14 days); Wyld Notes terms for Europe not yet published
Do I have to be a Young Living member?
No. Anyone can order from the Wyld Notes shop, no membership needed. Anyone who becomes interested in the oils later can take that route, but nobody has to.
Source: wyldnotes.com
Objections
Perfume is perfume. Why should I switch?
You do not have to. Two things are different, and both are on the label: the ingredients and the alcohol. If you do not care what you spray on your skin, that is fine. If you do, read the list. It needs no more argument than that.
Source: Conversation guidance; facts see the Product group
I do not wear perfume any more, I cannot tolerate it.
Then you are not alone; many in the Young Living community stopped for exactly that reason. What you may say: Wyld Notes uses, according to the maker, only natural ingredients and undenatured alcohol. What you may not say: that it is therefore better tolerated or will not cause a reaction. That would be a promise nobody can keep. Offer to let them smell it.
Source: Guardrails for Europe; facts from wyldnotes.com
Natural perfume smells like a health-food shop.
Many do, because they are essential oils mixed into a carrier oil. Wyld Notes is, according to the maker, a classically composed perfume with top, heart and base notes, developed with a French fragrance house. Whether you like it is for your nose to decide, not my description.
Source: Affiliate webinar 26 August 2026
Is this another one of those network-marketing things?
No. Wyld Notes sells directly from its own shop, no membership, no subscription, no structure. I recommend it and earn a commission if you order through my link; that is stated visibly wherever I post it. You buy a perfume, nothing else. And if you are considering it yourself: as an affiliate you need neither a Young Living account nor a minimum purchase, according to the FAQ.
Source: Affiliate agreement; wyldnotes.com; wyldnotes.com/pages/faqs (03.09.2026)
Too expensive for 30 ml.
Best to compare the price in the shop yourself. What I can say: undenatured organic alcohol costs three to four times as much according to the maker, the ingredients are certified to ISO 9235, and every batch is balanced individually. Whether that is worth the price to you is a decision only you can make.
Source: Affiliate webinar 26 August 2026
Affiliate? I do not like that. It is not my business.
That was the first reaction of many leaders, until they saw the second half: according to the programme description, every order through your link counts 100% as volume in your Young Living business, and the customer is placed as a node on your frontline. It is not a business next to yours, it is a way into yours. Details under Programme and commission.
Source: Programme description in the affiliate back office (as of 20 August 2026); affiliate webinar 2 September 2026
Why don't you wear it yourself? Or: what does it smell like on you?
Tell the truth. If you do not have it yet: my bottle is on order, I will let you know. If you have it: describe what you smell, and let the person smell it themselves. Do not invent anything; everyone can tell.
Source: Own rule