Uncommon Fragrance Notes Explained

[@DreamyKiwiDK]

This is super interesting great video! 😊

[@jacksonallen8310]

this really helped me thats it was super entertaining

[@Ahfbfowgwmfuh]

Great vid, would love to see you make a part 2!

[@raafragrances]

No worries

[@TECfan1]

Really good video! I think you should make a Part 2 that explains what some abstract notes are and how they're achieved. For example, on Fragrantica you will sometimes see some strange notes such as: "sea notes", "rain notes" "ozonic" notes, and the one in this video's thumbnail "solar notes". Obviously these smells can't be captured in a bottle like more tangible notes, so what do fragrance creators do to create those vibes?

[@raafragrances]

Yeah sure I've got something planned

[@MCL66BABFT]

Congrats on 300 subs I like the video

[@raafragrances]

Thanks

[@DemonWolf111]

ur gonna blow up soon!

[@raafragrances]

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[@theydkTim]

ayy very useful video

[@kirstenboyd9364]

One of my favourite fragrant notes are coconut, melon and apricot ☺️

[@raafragrances]

Coconut is nice

[@TheMitPitt]

molecules 01-05 are a good way of smelling just the pure molecules

[@TECfan1]

@@TheMitPitt those are interesting because in the Fragrantica reviews, some people can smell those a ton and some can't smell them at all. It just goes to show that all fragrances are subjective and why they smell different to each person. Someone may smell certain notes in one cologne and some may smell others.

[@alejanpollo]

I Hope i blow Up, amazing video that just gave me a permanent 30% fragrance knowledge boost

[@raafragrances]

Thanks bro.

[@SuperCooIChannel]

Hamza ahh intro

[@raafragrances]

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[@userformerlyknownasT]

What happened to your live dude?

[@raafragrances]

damn im not to sure