These types of fragrances, aramis, quorum, polo green etc. are my extreme guilty pleasure and what got me into perfume. My mom owned a bar when I was a young boy and all the drunks there basically bathed in the classic fougere which is probably how I got hooked lol
Thanks Ryan again for these demo formulas. I find I learn so much from your descriptions about each material and what they do. It has helped so much on my journey to learning perfumery. I made Guerlain Spiritueuse Double Vanille the other day and wow! even without a few of the materials. Can't wait till it macerates for a month. Also I noticed on Reddit that there was a formula for Santal 33 "type" that I made and it was pretty nice. I had to order from Fraterworks a few of the aroma chemicals. It would be fun if you could do a video making it and your thoughts, if not that's okay. 😊😊
Good video Ryan. I suppose history and perfume will repeat itself. Paul Kiler said theaspirine and turmeric leaf makes a budget chamomile replacer. Thanks again Ryan.
Hi ! I tried mine with the following ingredients: 250 - Bergamot 150 - Vetiveryl Acetate 100 - Vertofix 100 - Cedramber 60 - Lavandin 50 - Lemon 40 - Cedar Virginia 30 - Labdanum Resinoid 30 - Hydroxycitronellal 30 - Rosemary 20 - Ethylene Brassilate 20 - Citronellol 20 - Coumarin 20 - Geraniol 20 - Aurantiol 15 - Pink Pepper 10 - Amyl Salicylate 10 - Cypress EO 20 - Oakmoss Abs 50 % 10 - Frankincence Resinoid 5 - Basilic EO Total - 1000 Now, I will let the juice sleep, It smells already very nice ! It's very cool and convenient as a beginner to get those types of formulas, first, they are very easy to produce without weird ingredients or impossible to find like many, second, they give an overall substance of "what this should smell". It's very important for me as a beginner to have those "type" smell to get a direction, and some smell ideas ! Thanks Ryan ! Greetings from France !!
At around 16-17 min when you said what you've smelled by walking a dog, maybe that rotting indol was crushed millipedes or centipedes. Me and a friend were in Rome this weekedn, walking around Colosseum when he told me about that rotting smell, as there is forest area above grounds where Colosseum is.
Yes, and this is often how extending perfume notes works. Aromachemicals in between the main notes (citrus connecting florals for example), and you can also go for base-notes only that last about the same time.
Blenders generally help create more linear scents. Filling in the gaps like the commenter mentions can help too. Hedione ISO E Helional Musks Can all help create more linear or one note fragrances. It is ultimately about getting the balance right. There is a video series by Perfumers World that covers this a little. The video is called minimalism and transparency effect in perfumery. He talks a little about creating a “monolithic” fragrance.
These types of fragrances, aramis, quorum, polo green etc. are my extreme guilty pleasure and what got me into perfume. My mom owned a bar when I was a young boy and all the drunks there basically bathed in the classic fougere which is probably how I got hooked lol
Another absolute masterclass in based merchant perfumery.
Thanks Ryan again for these demo formulas. I find I learn so much from your descriptions about each material and what they do. It has helped so much on my journey to learning perfumery. I made Guerlain Spiritueuse Double Vanille the other day and wow! even without a few of the materials. Can't wait till it macerates for a month. Also I noticed on Reddit that there was a formula for Santal 33 "type" that I made and it was pretty nice. I had to order from Fraterworks a few of the aroma chemicals. It would be fun if you could do a video making it and your thoughts, if not that's okay. 😊😊
Love a simple formula this!
That's great classic formula...good Ryan...I am looking forward to Channel Allure Home Edition Blanche
Good video Ryan. I suppose history and perfume will repeat itself. Paul Kiler said theaspirine and turmeric leaf makes a budget chamomile replacer. Thanks again Ryan.
Good to know!
Fascinating and calming as always.
Hi ! I tried mine with the following ingredients:
250 - Bergamot
150 - Vetiveryl Acetate
100 - Vertofix
100 - Cedramber
60 - Lavandin
50 - Lemon
40 - Cedar Virginia
30 - Labdanum Resinoid
30 - Hydroxycitronellal
30 - Rosemary
20 - Ethylene Brassilate
20 - Citronellol
20 - Coumarin
20 - Geraniol
20 - Aurantiol
15 - Pink Pepper
10 - Amyl Salicylate
10 - Cypress EO
20 - Oakmoss Abs 50 %
10 - Frankincence Resinoid
5 - Basilic EO
Total - 1000
Now, I will let the juice sleep, It smells already very nice !
It's very cool and convenient as a beginner to get those types of formulas, first, they are very easy to produce without weird ingredients or impossible to find like many,
second, they give an overall substance of "what this should smell".
It's very important for me as a beginner to have those "type" smell to get a direction, and some smell ideas !
Thanks Ryan !
Greetings from France !!
Interesting substitutions! I'm interested to hear how you like the blend. Check back in with us and let us know!
Catching up from this past week. Can only imagine what this one smells like. I'm not a fan of tobacco, but wonder what a 70's tobacco smells like.
It’s definitely a dated fragrance. The galbanum and smokey leather… 😵💫
At around 16-17 min when you said what you've smelled by walking a dog, maybe that rotting indol was crushed millipedes or centipedes. Me and a friend were in Rome this weekedn, walking around Colosseum when he told me about that rotting smell, as there is forest area above grounds where Colosseum is.
Hey Ryan...at 2:13 you say Cedryl Acetate but the screen says Cheryl Acetate. I'm guessing it's a typo but wanted to be sure.
Thank you! Dang autocorrect on Apple products hates aroma chemicals.
@@RyanParfums Haha, so it is Cedryl?
@@Bluedawn295 yes, it is 😀
What solvent u use for dilution?
99% of the time, ethanol
Ryan can you experience 1 note perfume. I mean the fragrance start to finish same note...
Yes, and this is often how extending perfume notes works. Aromachemicals in between the main notes (citrus connecting florals for example), and you can also go for base-notes only that last about the same time.
Blenders generally help create more linear scents. Filling in the gaps like the commenter mentions can help too.
Hedione
ISO E
Helional
Musks
Can all help create more linear or one note fragrances.
It is ultimately about getting the balance right.
There is a video series by Perfumers World that covers this a little. The video is called minimalism and transparency effect in perfumery.
He talks a little about creating a “monolithic” fragrance.
The 4:45 min mark is where he goes into it specifically.
@@wib6044 thanks 😊