Aarti Sachdev & EMBER

                              


Aarti always dreamed of doing something of her own and creating a brand which would belong to her. She wasn’t sure what this would be but she knew that she wanted to create magic in her life. 

Aarti was always attracted to fragrances of all kinds- floral, citrus, woody, spicy, to name a few! She loved exploring the myriad of fragrances available and understanding how different environments could be enhanced by choosing the right fragrance. Needless to say, Aarti ensured that her surroundings always smelt nice!

Ember was born effortlessly. One fine morning Aarti got up and decided to venture into the arena of Incense and Dhoop sticks. Her interest meant that she had a sound knowledge base about these products and she wanted to utilise that alongside the contacts she had built over the years, to start her own enterprise.

While it was relatively simple to stock the products thanks to her contacts with manufacturers, Aarti faced issues with the boxes as these had to be made in accordance with the products. There were about 25 different fragrances so getting the boxes was a mammoth task. In addition, Aarti was a one-man team, handling everything from ordering the stock to packing it to advertising it. However, her determination to pursue her dream paid off and Ember was inaugurated on 15th September 2021.

In the past 11 months, Aarti has learned a lot. Her natural love for fragrances combined with the support of family and friends has allowed Ember to take off.

Apart from immersing herself in the world of scents and incense, Aarti loves spending time with her family and friends. 

Follow her on

https://newagemompreneurs.in/member/Aarti-Sachdev

https://www.instagram.com/ember.aarti/

 


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