Here's what ChatGPT told me the fragrance would smell like: "Overall Scent Impression: This perfume would be a luxurious and complex blend, dominated by woody and amber tones with a fresh, airy brightness, a touch of sweetness, and subtle floral undertones. It would leave a strong, lasting trail, making it both comforting and sophisticated. The high concentration of ISO E Super and Ambroxan ensures a warm, lingering, skin-like scent that evolves over time."
I am color coding my materials as I'm in watching this and I put my helional with my flower material also. I need to switch a few things I did. I hope I finish it today.
Would be interesting if u did a video, where u test all the blends that u did after letting it sit for a time, to tell us, how close there are to the real thing😊
Hey Ryan, Really appreciate the videos, and interesting to see all the formulas tried out. I'd really enjoy seeing what has happened after a day or 7 of maceration...
Thanks for the video Ryan! In terms of the smokiness of the guaiacwood, in my experience, it settles down the more the concentrate matures. I got the guaiacwood (guatemala) from Firmenich.
Should try making a tribred fragrance " Creed aventus, Roja dove elysium parfum cologne and parfum De marly Layton! The ultimate men's mass appealing fragrance.
Surprised at how often Coranol is used. I just picked it up a few months ago. Nearly every formula I’ve see you do has it. Helionol too. I know it helps with creating a linear scent, but curious if coranol has any other properties other than lending to floral aspect.
Hello ryans greetings from india can u please make reviews in between how these conentrates are working if are using any of them in the perfume spray types ...please do a review vedio if possible best wishes .
To my nose, they get stronger and the materials seem to blend with each other better. E.g when you add Hedione to a blend then smell it immediately, the Hedione really pops out; it feels “separate” somehow from the formula. After maturing, the Hedione (and all the other materials) seem to settle and sit with each other much better.
@@RyanParfums This I've been meaning to ask as well. I know it would be much extra work, but it is generally accepted that a couple of weeks of maturation is essential to make certain ingredients fit into their respective spot. It would be great if you could get back to some of these (now I am specifically interested in Layton, but you also mentioned it during your fougere video).
My first language is French, and I think your pronunciations for French words are quite good! If you’d like to improve a bit more, here’s a tip: in French, the last letter is rarely pronounced. For example, ‘Biolandes’ would be pronounced ‘Bioland,’ and ‘Mane’ would be ‘Mann.’ Of course, there are some exceptions, but they don’t happen often.
So I'm rewatching all your videos and taking notes. Have you ever considered making a 0.5% dilution? That would allow you to use a full drop or so. LOL. Just curious.
Occasionally I'll make a 50% dilution, or a 5% dilution. But most of the time I'll make 10%, 1%, 0.1%, and (rarely), 0.01%. If I ever have a 1% diluted material but need "half a drop", then the next step should be for me to make a 0.1% dilution.
Hey Ryan, I’ve got a 5G sample of Orcanox and haven’t found a use for it yet. I think Mané is pronounced Mahn-AYE. I’ve got a formula for Tygar that isn’t working for me, would you be willing to take a look at it and maybe try it out to see where you can make it work?
Thank you for the pronunciation heads up. I’d just use organic wherever you use ambrox. I could look at your Tygar formula, but wouldn’t be much help until I blended it. Where did you find it?
Yea I’ve heard it has changed. It’s been over 20 years since I’ve smelled either. I recently tried creating something off of memory, and amazingly enough I let my wife smell it, and without her knowing what I was doing she said, oh wow that smells like that one you wore in high school. Clary Sage and Ionones (Alpha Ionone) seem to be the key in creating that unique smell. I’m dying to actually see what they are actually using. I couldn’t find it on one of the sites you use, though I did find Tommy.
That doesn’t really work the way you think it does, because if you’re looking for more performance then simply increasing the concentration will not get you there. For better longevity, you have to increase the amount of base note materials, long lasting AC’s and if you increase the concentration you typically have to adjust the top note materials as they will begin to overwhelm the base and mid.
Remember, the concentration is simply the total amount of perfume in the bottle, if you simply spray more you get the same exact effect as increased concentration. Does that always increase performance? Not really
@2ndAveScents I just want more of the fragrant chemicals and less filler type chemicals, like a more spiced version that's also more dense As you can tell I only have half a comprehension of what I'm talking about
I hear you. I smelled this about 12 hours after shooting, and it smelled *exactly* like another formula I made off of Aromatune.ai. I can tell it’s trying to be like Layton, but there is a lot of room for improvement.
Sir, I know you have great knowledge in your field. Please make detail videos like '35 Musks,' '47 Woods,' and '23 Animal Notes, ' gazillion this and that covering various aspects of perfumery. There are only a few perfumes that are as impactful as you are, Sir. Please share your knowledge with the niche community, and keep up the great work .
Very kind words. Thank you. I have those videos on my todo list. I’m still evaluating those materials and building the vocabulary (and the nose) to describe the nuances between them.
I’m afraid you might have to google this, or search the DIYFragrance subreddit, or the Basenotes forum for help. This one is outside my knowledge base.
@@RyanParfumsthe reason i only use naturals steam distilled oils so i was looking to step up and make spray with natural solvent, don't know if it's possible , thank you though
Concentration is a really important topic. Heavier concentrations require different formulas. For any given formula, a higher concentration might help it last longer, but some of the other materials in the juice may be so strong that the fragrance just smells offensive.
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Here's what ChatGPT told me the fragrance would smell like:
"Overall Scent Impression: This perfume would be a luxurious and complex blend, dominated by woody and amber tones with a fresh, airy brightness, a touch of sweetness, and subtle floral undertones. It would leave a strong, lasting trail, making it both comforting and sophisticated. The high concentration of ISO E Super and Ambroxan ensures a warm, lingering, skin-like scent that evolves over time."
I am color coding my materials as I'm in watching this and I put my helional with my flower material also. I need to switch a few things I did. I hope I finish it today.
I’ve reorganized a few things. I can’t say it’s right or wrong, only that it works for me.
I used scenttree for that
Sorry everyone but I might have to gatekeep this channel!
Amazing content, quality and vibes overall, I can't wait to see more videos!
Would be interesting if u did a video, where u test all the blends that u did after letting it sit for a time, to tell us, how close there are to the real thing😊
thank you man for your content! I just ordered 50 raw materials to make these perfumes with the formulas you shared :)
This is awesome. Have fun!
Hey Ryan,
Really appreciate the videos, and interesting to see all the formulas tried out. I'd really enjoy seeing what has happened after a day or 7 of maceration...
Thanks Ryan-Excellent as usual!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video thanks! I made the base and it's really convincing.
Thanks for the video Ryan! In terms of the smokiness of the guaiacwood, in my experience, it settles down the more the concentrate matures. I got the guaiacwood (guatemala) from Firmenich.
Thank you for the insight. 😊
When I first got Corsanol I knew that scent and after 2 months I knew it from Layton
THANKS RAYAN
Just to say there's a mistake in the description Coranol Coumarin
Great catch. Updated
Should try making a tribred fragrance " Creed aventus, Roja dove elysium parfum cologne and parfum De marly Layton! The ultimate men's mass appealing fragrance.
Surprised at how often Coranol is used. I just picked it up a few months ago. Nearly every formula I’ve see you do has it.
Helionol too. I know it helps with creating a linear scent, but curious if coranol has any other properties other than lending to floral aspect.
Hello ryans greetings from india can u please make reviews in between how these conentrates are working if are using any of them in the perfume spray types ...please do a review vedio if possible best wishes .
When you talk, you kind of remind me of Bob Ross, the painter. I wonder if your locality was close to him.
Could you maybe add some comments how the perfumes behave after maturation?
To my nose, they get stronger and the materials seem to blend with each other better. E.g when you add Hedione to a blend then smell it immediately, the Hedione really pops out; it feels “separate” somehow from the formula. After maturing, the Hedione (and all the other materials) seem to settle and sit with each other much better.
@@RyanParfums This I've been meaning to ask as well. I know it would be much extra work, but it is generally accepted that a couple of weeks of maturation is essential to make certain ingredients fit into their respective spot. It would be great if you could get back to some of these (now I am specifically interested in Layton, but you also mentioned it during your fougere video).
Did you dilute it with any “perfumers alcohol” in this video or is this just straight concentrates ?
I was using prediluted materials, most of which at 10%.
My first language is French, and I think your pronunciations for French words are quite good! If you’d like to improve a bit more, here’s a tip: in French, the last letter is rarely pronounced. For example, ‘Biolandes’ would be pronounced ‘Bioland,’ and ‘Mane’ would be ‘Mann.’ Of course, there are some exceptions, but they don’t happen often.
Thank you! I will reference you directly in future videos if I need help. 🤣
@@RyanParfums Hehe, no problem!! 😁
So I'm rewatching all your videos and taking notes. Have you ever considered making a 0.5% dilution? That would allow you to use a full drop or so. LOL. Just curious.
Occasionally I'll make a 50% dilution, or a 5% dilution. But most of the time I'll make 10%, 1%, 0.1%, and (rarely), 0.01%. If I ever have a 1% diluted material but need "half a drop", then the next step should be for me to make a 0.1% dilution.
hi ryan please do magic by Al-Jazeera and and black afghano please
im really intersted for what you are adding its a lot of information thanks a lot
I have a formula for Black Afghano I can do. I'll look for the other one.
Hey Ryan, I’ve got a 5G sample of Orcanox and haven’t found a use for it yet. I think Mané is pronounced Mahn-AYE. I’ve got a formula for Tygar that isn’t working for me, would you be willing to take a look at it and maybe try it out to see where you can make it work?
Thank you for the pronunciation heads up. I’d just use organic wherever you use ambrox.
I could look at your Tygar formula, but wouldn’t be much help until I blended it. Where did you find it?
@@RyanParfums hey Ryan, not sure what happened to my reply but it got deleted. You got contact info so I can send you the details?
Old school request…Tommy and D&G PH.
Good ones! I have a D&G Pour Homme. But I can’t compare it as I’ve never smelled the original :-/
Yea I’ve heard it has changed.
It’s been over 20 years since I’ve smelled either.
I recently tried creating something off of memory, and amazingly enough I let my wife smell it, and without her knowing what I was doing she said, oh wow that smells like that one you wore in high school.
Clary Sage and Ionones (Alpha Ionone) seem to be the key in creating that unique smell. I’m dying to actually see what they are actually using.
I couldn’t find it on one of the sites you use, though I did find Tommy.
You should sell your own creations of these cause id pay you same price as layton if youd just make it 35% oil concentration
That doesn’t really work the way you think it does, because if you’re looking for more performance then simply increasing the concentration will not get you there. For better longevity, you have to increase the amount of base note materials, long lasting AC’s and if you increase the concentration you typically have to adjust the top note materials as they will begin to overwhelm the base and mid.
Remember, the concentration is simply the total amount of perfume in the bottle, if you simply spray more you get the same exact effect as increased concentration. Does that always increase performance? Not really
@@2ndAveScents well whatever needs to be done I won't be bothered by a bit of a change
@@profound369 right on, so you’re looking for a more powerful longer lasting Layton? What specifically about OG Layton are you unhappy with?
@2ndAveScents I just want more of the fragrant chemicals and less filler type chemicals, like a more spiced version that's also more dense
As you can tell I only have half a comprehension of what I'm talking about
Hey ryan, what is the software you are using for your formulation?
Formulair. Available for Mac and iPad.
when you use damascone alpha 1%
you 0,4 or 400?
because when I try it i smell too much Damascone
For the formula, it's 0.4 pure Damascone Alpha per 1000 total weight.
@@RyanParfums ok Thanks Rayan
Could you do a "La nuit de l'homme" like soon?
Alas, I do not have a formula for that.
Are these the only ingredients of the essential oil? And when I want to make it for direct use, do I have to dilute it with 80% or 70% ethanol ?
That is correct. The formula is for the concentrate only.
Thank you for the clarification ❤️
Where can I get these scent profiles ? I need a reliable source
TheGoodScentsCompany is a reasonable starting point.
Are the materials all neat unless stated otherwise?
Correct.
Hello Ryan,, how do you prepare your ethanol with bht crystals any ratio?
I’ll add 1 part per thousand, i.e 1g BHT in 1kg ethanol.
@@RyanParfums thank you, i will try it,
Your videos have helped me alot, thank you.
Where to buy the formula?
There are a couple places: Creative-Formulas, Labtorium…
Arabian tonka next
Hey Ryan! Just FYI, this formula is not that close to the real one based on gcms analysis. It’s quite different especially the top notes.
I hear you. I smelled this about 12 hours after shooting, and it smelled *exactly* like another formula I made off of Aromatune.ai. I can tell it’s trying to be like Layton, but there is a lot of room for improvement.
@@RyanParfums if you want me to send you the formula, let me know.
Sir, I know you have great knowledge in your field. Please make detail videos like '35 Musks,' '47 Woods,' and '23 Animal Notes, ' gazillion this and that covering various aspects of perfumery. There are only a few perfumes that are as impactful as you are, Sir. Please share your knowledge with the niche community, and keep up the great work .
Very kind words. Thank you. I have those videos on my todo list. I’m still evaluating those materials and building the vocabulary (and the nose) to describe the nuances between them.
What's the best pure/natural solvent ? Can someone help , don't want to use synthetic or ethanol
I’m afraid you might have to google this, or search the DIYFragrance subreddit, or the Basenotes forum for help. This one is outside my knowledge base.
@@RyanParfumsthe reason i only use naturals steam distilled oils so i was looking to step up and make spray with natural solvent, don't know if it's possible , thank you though
Triethyl citrate (TEC). Look that up and see if it works for ur needs
I think it was a little thicker, so I can’t remember if it is a good spray base, but it is a natural solvent
RYAN if a make 100ml perfume with 45% oil and 55% ethanol can my perfume last longer or destroy hole perfume ?
Concentration is a really important topic. Heavier concentrations require different formulas. For any given formula, a higher concentration might help it last longer, but some of the other materials in the juice may be so strong that the fragrance just smells offensive.
Absolutely can't stand Layton. Great exercise and insight into modern perfumery though.