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The raw material categorization is fantastic. Thank you for the great video. I'm new to this, and before watching your video, I bought most of the raw materials that you mentioned from Parfumeraoprentice and Frameworks.

Are these aromas already mixed and ready to use when they arrive? Or do I have to mix them myself? Is it better to dilute them in oil or alcohol?

I am watching this and taking notes in my book like it's Perfumery 101, thank you so much! I was wondering, what do you use to dilute your Aldehydes?

Hey is ethanol 96% ok to use in perfumery? I bought it from a pharmacy.

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Question. I have perfume oils I wear as is but I’d like to run them into sprays. Extraits. How do I make a 2oz extrait spray? More specific what do I add to make it project and last all day. The oils by itself when I wear last literally all day. I want to the spray to last at least 8 hours. Do I just mix with perfumers alcohol or are there other ingredients I need to add?

I think Aventus uses Ambrox super at 10.6%

What do you think percentage of Calone used in Neutica.. I use like 0.200% to 1.00% but still find it not noticeable if I add more I feel it sharp m. Advice please

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Excellent and logical explanation, thank you ❤

Can u please make a seperate video on Blenders and Fixers...and maybe a list of them....How do we find which ones fall in this category (except ofcourse the very popular ones..) Would be helpful Btw, Lovely Helpful Video...

Hi Really appreciate your work and content Do u also have an Online Video Course or something that u offer...that can help people become Professional Perfumers or something near.... ?

You are not just a great perfumer .. you are a great person as well.. why did you stop videos

Kindly list out the materials you have mentioned or used in this video. It will help to get the correct names in wanting to purchase them for our own use.

You worked really hard for us to understand and make good content for us newbie wannabe Perfumers God Bless You Brother

Best content

Wow. Viewed a lot of perfume channels on youtube, none explained all the components like you did.

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Amazing video

Great information, thanks

This helped me, looking forward to do my first sketch of perfume, it will be fun

BASE Total: 63.06% Exaltolide Total 1,17% Galaxolide 1,10% Cedarwood Texas 2,27% Karmawood IFF 1,07% Cetalox (Ambroxan) 2,57% Tonka Bean Accord (based on Coumarin) 23% Amber Xtreme 0,21% Red Amber Accord (mix of labdanum,benzoin,vanilin,peru balsam,styrax) 14% Tonka Bean abs 1% Iso E Super 16,67% HEART Total: 14.26% Rose Givco 8,33% Rose Abs Morocco 2,75% Coffe Bean Abs 0,50% Cardamon EO 1,33% Ultrazur 0,30% Nutmeg 0,50% Aldehyde C12 MNA 0,05% Sweet Basil 0,50% TOP Total: 22.67% Blood Orange 13,33% Orange Power Givco 1,60% Bergamal 1,25% Gergamot Givco 6,33% Precyclemone B 0,16%

FORMULA: Allyl Amyl Glyconate - 9/1000 Adoxal - (Traces) 0,03% Allyl Caproate - 1/1000 Damascone Alpha - 1/1000 Methyl Pamplemousse - 14/1000 Ambroxan - 14/1000 Ionone Beta - 3/1000 Bacdanol - 15/1000 Cardamon CO2 - 2/1000 Cedar Leaf oil (Thuja) - 1/1000 CIS-3-HEX.SALICYLATE - 6/1000 CITRONELLOL - 11/1000 Clary Sage - 7/1000 Coumarin - 6/1000 Dihydro Myrcenol - 64/1000 Dynascone - (Traces) 0,04% Oakmoss Givco - 8/1000 Florosa - 28/1000 Floralozone - 1/1000 Geranium (Madagascar) - 2/1000 Ginger, Fresh CO2 - 1/1000 Habanolide - 38/1000 Hedione HC - 130/1000 Iso E Super - 152/1000 Labdanum Abs - (Traces) 0,03% Lemon (Italy) - 65/1000 Linalool - 45/1000 Linalyl Acetate - 50/1000 Mandarin, Green - 41/1000 Manzanate - (Traces) 0,05% Muscenone - 21/1000 Nutmeg CO2 - 4/1000 Frankincense - 6/1000 Patchoulol Crystals - 21/1000 Freskomenthe - 2/1000 Pink Pepper CO2 - 8/1000 Dreamwood Base - 9/1000 Star Anice - 2/1000 Verdox - 23/1000 Vertofix IFF - 36/1000 Vetiver CO2 Firmenich - 41/1000 Violet Leaf Abs - 1/1000 Ysamber K - 76/1000 Amber Xtreme - 1/1000 Isobutavan - 2/1000 Lavender Abs - 1/1000 Pineapple Base Robertet - 3/1000 Ethyl Maltol - (Traces) 0,0028% Aldehyde Supra - (Traces) 0,002% Rose Ultimate Extract IFF - 1/1000 Fleuranil IFF - 1/1000 Ambrinol 95 - (Traces) 0,01% Lilytol - 6/1000 Carvone-L - (Traces) 0,03% Vetiveryl Acetate - 17/1000 Sultanene - (Traces) 0,002%

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Another correction: the reason the IFRA are restricting oakmoss in commercial perfume formulations is because some people are allergic to it, not because it’s toxic: The International Fragrance Association (IFRA) has imposed restrictions on the use of oakmoss in commercial perfumery primarily due to its potential to cause skin sensitization and allergic reactions in some individuals. Oakmoss contains compounds such as atranol and chloroatranol, which have been identified as potent allergens. To mitigate the risk of adverse skin reactions, IFRA has set strict limits on the concentration of these substances in fragrances. In 2017, the European Commission banned atranol and chloroatranol based on concerns that they could cause skin rashes in 1-3% of consumers. Following this, in 2020, IFRA updated their standards, stipulating that levels of atranol and chloroatranol should each be below 100 parts per million (ppm).  These measures are intended to protect consumers from allergic reactions rather than addressing toxicity concerns. As a result, many perfumes have been reformulated to comply with these regulations, often substituting oakmoss with alternative ingredients or using modified extracts with reduced allergenic compounds.

Another correction: amber is petrified pitch from a coniferous tree like pine, not a rock.

Great video; thank you. But I offer a correction regarding allspice: Allspice is a spice made from the dried berries of the Pimenta dioica tree, which belongs to the myrtle family (Myrtaceae). Here’s a detailed explanation of what allspice is, the tree it grows on, and the part of the plant used: What is Allspice? • Flavor Profile: Allspice has a warm, sweet, and spicy flavor, reminiscent of a combination of cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves. This is why it’s called “allspice.” • Common Uses: It’s widely used in both sweet and savory dishes, including baking, Caribbean cuisine (like jerk seasoning), and pickling. The Allspice Tree • Scientific Name: Pimenta dioica. • Native Region: The tree is native to the Caribbean, Central America, and southern Mexico, but it is also cultivated in tropical regions worldwide. • Tree Characteristics: • Evergreen with glossy green leaves. • Can grow up to 30-60 feet tall (9-18 meters). Which Part of the Tree is Used? • Part Used: The spice comes from the unripe berries of the tree. • Process: 1. The berries are harvested while still green. 2. They are dried in the sun until they turn dark brown and become hard. 3. Once dried, they resemble large peppercorns and can be ground into powder or used whole. Additional Uses of the Tree • Leaves: The leaves of the allspice tree are also aromatic and can be used similarly to bay leaves in cooking. • Essential Oil: The berries and leaves are distilled to produce allspice essential oil, used in flavoring and aromatherapy. Interesting Facts • Name Origin: The name “allspice” was given by European explorers who thought it combined the flavors of several spices. • Historical Use: Allspice has been used since ancient times, particularly by the Maya and Aztecs, for culinary and medicinal purposes.

So should I dilute all my materials or just the strong ones

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Simply amazing! Thank you x 3

What dyes do you use for perfume? what are that type of dyes called?

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Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I really did not get how you calculated 1.2 grams of perfumer alcohol for the 15% perfume final concentration. Could you please help me understand it?

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