For over two centuries, the idea of the amber accord has dominated perfumery, which has little to do with real amber (or its scent). Does this mean that this fossilized resin, in its natural form, is not suitable for perfumes? Not necessarily.
How to Learn Perfume Making? It’s one of the most common questions I receive. The answer is not easy, as there is no one universal path. Learning to create perfumes can take the form of formal studies, but you can also start in the comfort of your own home with guides and simple experiments. You can apply for a job related to perfumes, sometimes not even expecting that a career as a “nose” is meant for you. Below, I provide a few inspirations on how to begin your journey into the world of fragrance creation.
Apple in the top notes, rose in the heart, and musk and leather in the base… When describing perfumes, discussing them, or trying to imagine their scent, notes come to our aid. In the world of perfumery, notes serve as a universal language of communication between consumers and creators. But do the notes truly correspond to the ingredients contained in the bottle?
A scent perfectly tailored to your taste and personality. Unique and exclusively reserved for you. Until recently, bespoke perfume remained a dream for most of us. Nowadays, they are becoming more accessible, although still not widely popular. What is the process of creating personalized perfumes like, and what possibilities do they offer?