Ask the Perfumer Sunday March 15, 2020
Yellow ylang ylang flowers turn the tincture green, and get darker with each recharge. The scent is very, very strong! Beautiful. Hi Everyone!I’ll be here until later today, early evening, to answer your questions about perfumery, natural perfumery, to be exact....Ask the Perfumer Sunday
Time to revive this much-loved give back I provide to the perfume community. I’ll be here until 10 PM Miami time.Making Perfume – Working with Thick Aromatics
Making Perfume: Working with Thick and Pasty Aromatics I have been working with perfumery aromatics since 1976. That’s the year I began to seriously study perfumery with the aid of a few rare books and the assistance of two retired perfume industry sales...Helpful tools for perfumemaking
Essentials pictured above very useful, but not an exhaustive list represented here in this photo. More perfumemaking tools are shown below in this post. PHOTO: stainless steel tray for surface protection when pouring, filling bottles, etc. Stainless steel measuring...Homemade Perfume reviews, giveaway in newsletter
My latest newsletter contains reviews of my new book Homemade Perfume, a book giveaway on a blog, and info on my professional perfumery course. You can purchase Homemade Perfume here, either a Kindle version or paperback. In Homemade Perfume, I instruct you on how to...Creative Commons License – Copyright
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