Totally agree! I loved this video and it was super informative! I love the history the practice and the different fragrances that you can smell them in. Super great info as always and really fun video! Thank you.
@@sebastienc.2257 I absolutely love One Million. I can't explain why, but I love the scent! It says on Fragrantica it has solar notes and I thought that was just a fancy way of saying "it smells like the beach" because I believe the perfumer who made it was inspired by a leather bag and spiller suntan lotion? But now that I know the chemical name, I am going to order it and try to pick it out from what you mentioned, as well as One Million. Thanks!
I have been obsessively watching fragrance videos for the past three months. (I had no idea fragrance channels were a thing.). This video is awesome. The nerd in me loves to learn about the different fragrance notes, as well as the history of fragrance. So, I guess I have some shopping to do to discover what the original notes are. I don’t know why I didn’t think about that before.🤦🏾♀️
Hi Omar, Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I'm interested in getting to know fragrances compositions and how each ingredient affects the final product based on how much or little you add to it. Looking forward to more quality content from you!
I love the way you make these videos. The combinations of animations and your knowledge about the topics you speak is very interesting and entertaining. Keep going bro! 💪🏼
Hey man! You are so intelligent and educated! I learned so much from you and I am very interested in the stories and history you shared. I was truly amazed at the depth of the perfume world!! This was an incredible video!!! Do musk, mountain air, and coriander next please
I’ve always wondered how fragrance enthusiasts become proficient in picking out individual notes from full fragrances. I would like to smell single note ingredients at some point so I can be better at identifying notes.
ive noticed that it also depends on the fragrance and how its blended. for some i can distinguish pretty much every note or accord individually, while on others i can only describe its profile, for example sweet, fresh, dark etc. I looked up some fragrances that are particularly strong on a certain note and thats how im familiarizing myself with them.
I'm not an expert on fragrance, but I took culinary classes were we had to identify finely chopped or grounded herbs and spices. And then, I started watching Aaron Terrence Hughes. So my mind went, "I got it, so now I'm able to identify notes in perfumery".
This is so helpful..I'm really into perfume. Between videos like this n fragrantica I am learning so much. I've been able to learn what notes in attracted to .which makes me more comfortable with blind buys😊
Every single fragrance I own I’ve watched several reviews of while wearing the fragrance. The majority of samples I’ve worn I’ve watched reviews while wearing and looked up fragrantica notes in an attempt to know what I was smelling. I’ve been to the craft stores and places that sell essential oils and smelled individual oils to further familiarize myself with notes. Even smelling in the spice isle at the grocery can be beneficial. It took me months to identify cardamom in a fragrance after smelling it every time I went to the grocery store
Great video and content Omar. Love to learn about notes and the history behind it. Houbigant Fougère Royal does smell old school indeed, but to me personaly not outdated. It's one of my signature scents. 😉
This! Great job on this video! I like that you actually experiment with raw materials. I've been thinking about getting some of the main ones myself just to get to recognize them.
Thank you Dr Omar for this very interesting and long awaited video. I hope to see more of you in this kind of videos. We hope see you explore more interesting notes in Perfumery. This is one idea that can glue me to this channel more. Wish you success in your business endeavors. Thanks. 👍
@@santiagoromero3475 Yeah it’s Rain by Clean from their Classic line! It’s not super strong, but when it’s hot out I try to keep my fragrances light anyway.
This was helpful. Thanks. You picked a few I wanted to learn about. Was curious about Vetiver too. Recently purchased it. That's also a very unique experience. More people should try it.
@@wecanjump7512 You're right. It took me a couple of weeks to appreciate it. I prefer essential oils or attars though. The one i bought was pure vetiver extract. And it smells like wilderness.
My last post. I personally don't typically like animalic smells. Ambergris is whale poop and that is typically not my thing. It's why, when it dries down, I don't like Cool Water or it's cousin Green Irish Tweed. Ceivit is even worse. However like with everything in perfumery it depends there are different kinds of every scent. Some can be sweeter, more or less animalic, clean or dirty, and so on. Oud is.a great example of this. Also the combination of notes and the percentage of any note can make any perfume with the ingredients (I typically don't like) smell wonderful.
Very interesting video, i listen everyday talking about notes of the fragances but some of them i just have no idea. I bought a decant of Aventus and for me, it was a little bit of disappointment. I will try other Creed fragances to compare! Thank u for your professional videos!!
Fantastic video. I with you do more stuff like this. I am fascinated about perfumery from the chemical side so much. Cheers! Kouros is my life must-have.. Regarding Aventus, which I was never a fan of to be honest, today contains definitely more synthetics and Ambroxan I guess. Regarding notes, I love vetiver very much too. The smell is particularly gorgeous in my opinion, I own a 'vetiver like' compound at home. This is vetiveryl acetate. It is lacking of richness but owns the slightly earthy smokiness of the vetiver. To my nose, it is used in big amounts in Encre Noire line by Lalique.
Yesterday you answered me that civet can smell fecal and sweet and I think you’re utterly right. Civet is not listed as note in my perfume but as you said today, it’s used to ample or to give radiance to the flowers notes and that it’s how I exactly experienced that perfume. But to be honest, the animalic touch is not well balanced. I can’t deal with the fecal scent ☹️
There's this really inexpensive scent known as Bogart Pour Homme. It's a lavender based perfume and is so underrated. I think you should review it as well!!
I used to use patchouli oil all of the time. It smells amazing. I recommend smelling pure patchouli oil, and other fragrance oils to get a better idea of what each scent adds to the parfum.
i subscribed last year in '22 - but i thought this type of video - a teacher with experience and knowledge - explaining notes - inside the school of scent - would have been a solid subset series - inside your own channel - you have a calm voice that is good for breakdowns , it's not ego driven like you know who LOL - and i really think this is a good video for old and new fragrance heads alike. i think you should expand your thought process on this one - because its not what anyone else is doing. class is in session !
I do like your current style but you have a similar jaw to me and I found that when I shaved facial hair on the side and kept the goatee or facial hair in the middle long it elongated my face a bit and made me appear a lot better. Love your channel man just thought I’d give you the idea. 🤝
Thank you for all the educational content - it's so beneficial to be able to recognize individual notes. I'm late to this video, but would really like to know what note may be pulling celery on my skin? There's a couple fragrances I'm struggling with - LeLabo Another 13 is perfect example of celery on me. Just would like to identify what notes to possibly avoid. Really love your content- looking forward to trying your fragrance line!!
I looooooove calone. I can never find a calone fragrance that is sweet and femenine that doesn't have musk or powdery notes. If you have any recommendations I would appreciate it.
Learning what notes works with your body chemistry will save time. I know tobacco, ambergris, tonka beans (which scents varies and tobacco almond is one of them) and tuberose are not for me at all😬
Great video idea! My favorite over the last week. I’d love some combination note videos. Why do I really like Layton or Torino 21? What is combining in Layton to tickle my brain? Good stuff
Good job.....lots of good info for sure...I'd skip the 'gee-wiz lets not hurt animals' bit. It's 2023 and I'm thinking most folks feel the same way...but that's just me.
Hey Omar, great video. I'd like to watch a note breakdown of violet leaves, and their supposedly "gasoline-y" smell. I have Fahrenheit Parfum and EDT, and I don't necessarily find it in there, but I'd be interested in more information.
I was worried ATH’s Tobacco Oud & Vanilla got discontinued. It was until recently I found it only had a name change. I still have my 10 ml I bought when it was first released, it’s definitely my favorite from his brand.
I recommend anyone interested perfume to wear Coromandel at least once, not just test, wear for a full day. One of the more interesting experiences of a slowly evolving scent that is strong and lasts 12+.
Hi Omar where do you buy your Oils to learn you Notes because all Oils do not Smell the Same. I love Patchouly it may be strong, but I love it., Can this be your Part 2, thanks I see the Oils Names, thanks for sharing 2-3-2023👍🏽❤️
I’d love more videos about notes. I find the topic of fragrance notes to be super interesting😄
Same here
Totally agree! I loved this video and it was super informative! I love the history the practice and the different fragrances that you can smell them in. Super great info as always and really fun video! Thank you.
1:39 - Geranium - Less feminine Rose
4:35 - Patchouli - Earthy, Green, Sweet & Dark
8:07 - Calone - Oceanic, Watermelon & Cucumber
11:32 - Ambergris - Sharp, Clean & Musky
14:56 - Civet - Fecal but adds warmth & Sweetness when diluted
I’d love more of this there’s a lot of notes I can’t wrap my head around like musk, amberwood, or coumarin
My favorite fragrance note has got to be "solar notes" lmfao like how? Did the smell-o-scope from Futurama get invented irl?
Benzyl Salicylate 👀
Balade Sauvage has both Solar and Pebble notes lol
Solar notes sounds crazy but things do smell a particular way on a hot sunny day. I feel like Chanel 1957 captures that scent along with florals
@@sebastienc.2257 I absolutely love One Million. I can't explain why, but I love the scent! It says on Fragrantica it has solar notes and I thought that was just a fancy way of saying "it smells like the beach" because I believe the perfumer who made it was inspired by a leather bag and spiller suntan lotion? But now that I know the chemical name, I am going to order it and try to pick it out from what you mentioned, as well as One Million. Thanks!
@@SchoolOfScent thank you, I'm anxious to huff some of that!
I have been obsessively watching fragrance videos for the past three months. (I had no idea fragrance channels were a thing.). This video is awesome. The nerd in me loves to learn about the different fragrance notes, as well as the history of fragrance.
So, I guess I have some shopping to do to discover what the original notes are. I don’t know why I didn’t think about that before.🤦🏾♀️
You sound exactly like but I've been going through. Cheers.
You're not alone 😅
More like this please. This was awesome.
I would love to see this turn into a larger series! Maybe even something like your favorite scent combos?
My favorite note is Iris. I love the clean powdery smell of the note.
agree, a beautiful smell
would love to see this series continued, super interesting to learn about and you present it well.
Hi Omar, Thank you for taking the time to make this video.
I'm interested in getting to know fragrances compositions and how each ingredient affects the final product based on how much or little you add to it.
Looking forward to more quality content from you!
I love the way you make these videos. The combinations of animations and your knowledge about the topics you speak is very interesting and entertaining.
Keep going bro! 💪🏼
Hey man! You are so intelligent and educated! I learned so much from you and I am very interested in the stories and history you shared.
I was truly amazed at the depth of the perfume world!! This was an incredible video!!!
Do musk, mountain air, and coriander next please
I’ve always wondered how fragrance enthusiasts become proficient in picking out individual notes from full fragrances. I would like to smell single note ingredients at some point so I can be better at identifying notes.
ive noticed that it also depends on the fragrance and how its blended. for some i can distinguish pretty much every note or accord individually, while on others i can only describe its profile, for example sweet, fresh, dark etc. I looked up some fragrances that are particularly strong on a certain note and thats how im familiarizing myself with them.
I'm not an expert on fragrance, but I took culinary classes were we had to identify finely chopped or grounded herbs and spices.
And then, I started watching Aaron Terrence Hughes.
So my mind went, "I got it, so now I'm able to identify notes in perfumery".
Smelling a variety of fragrances that share a note in common helps me understand what that note smells like individually
This is so helpful..I'm really into perfume. Between videos like this n fragrantica I am learning so much. I've been able to learn what notes in attracted to .which makes me more comfortable with blind buys😊
Thanks for the video. There are so many Frag reviews on RUclips. I like getting some of the nuts and bolts of perfumery.
Every single fragrance I own I’ve watched several reviews of while wearing the fragrance. The majority of samples I’ve worn I’ve watched reviews while wearing and looked up fragrantica notes in an attempt to know what I was smelling. I’ve been to the craft stores and places that sell essential oils and smelled individual oils to further familiarize myself with notes. Even smelling in the spice isle at the grocery can be beneficial. It took me months to identify cardamom in a fragrance after smelling it every time I went to the grocery store
I like your explanation of patchouli and animatic notes! Very educational
Great episode! Please do some more! I enjoyed a lot woody notes and amber,, perhaps one more episode about these ingredients?
Great video and content Omar. Love to learn about notes and the history behind it.
Houbigant Fougère Royal does smell old school indeed, but to me personaly not outdated. It's one of my signature scents. 😉
Omar knocked it out of the park with this video. Awesome video, sir!
Thank you for this sir, lovely visuals. I have been in the collectors game for over two decades and still learn from you.
Educational is the word thanks I learned alot
This! Great job on this video! I like that you actually experiment with raw materials. I've been thinking about getting some of the main ones myself just to get to recognize them.
Please keep this series it’s unique 💙
Thank you Dr Omar for this very interesting and long awaited video. I hope to see more of you in this kind of videos. We hope see you explore more interesting notes in Perfumery.
This is one idea that can glue me to this channel more. Wish you success in your business endeavors.
Thanks. 👍
Just subscribed to this channel today, loving this content and the professionalism and seriousness towards the fragrance scene
Thank you for this! I’m getting into fragrances and trying to understand what notes I like so when I buy perfumes I chose ones I will actually like
Great video. Was thinking about this while looking at body washes online.
You HAVE to make a part 2 . There are still a LOT of notes I have never smelled.
Tonka Bean , Solan Notes , Ylang Lang ...
We did make a part 2 👀
Great stuff, Petrichor would also be of interest to some viewers mostly because it's a familiar smell but with an obscure name
Absolutely, great suggestion
I love petrichor smell!!
I have a perfume that smells like a sweet, floral petrichor and it is so beautiful on hot days!
@@meganbrennan454 could you share the name? sounds interesting!
@@santiagoromero3475 Yeah it’s Rain by Clean from their Classic line! It’s not super strong, but when it’s hot out I try to keep my fragrances light anyway.
This was helpful. Thanks. You picked a few I wanted to learn about. Was curious about Vetiver too. Recently purchased it. That's also a very unique experience. More people should try it.
@@wecanjump7512 You're right. It took me a couple of weeks to appreciate it. I prefer essential oils or attars though. The one i bought was pure vetiver extract. And it smells like wilderness.
@@wecanjump7512 Glad!
Its a whole different world. Happy exploring!
Would love to know what you find..
Loved this video! Please make more videos explaining the main notes. Awesome!!
Love learning with you!
Everybody needs to try Azzaro the most wanted edp and Burberry London for winter. This layering smells unbelievable.
My last post. I personally don't typically like animalic smells. Ambergris is whale poop and that is typically not my thing. It's why, when it dries down, I don't like Cool Water or it's cousin Green Irish Tweed. Ceivit is even worse. However like with everything in perfumery it depends there are different kinds of every scent. Some can be sweeter, more or less animalic, clean or dirty, and so on. Oud is.a great example of this. Also the combination of notes and the percentage of any note can make any perfume with the ingredients (I typically don't like) smell wonderful.
Make more of these! I like understanding what I’m buying
Omar I tried YSL Y Edp and fell in love, instant buy!
You and 3 billion teenagers love it!
Very interesting video, i listen everyday talking about notes of the fragances but some of them i just have no idea. I bought a decant of Aventus and for me, it was a little bit of disappointment. I will try other Creed fragances to compare! Thank u for your professional videos!!
Great video idea, would enjoy seeing more like this
Brilliant absorbing commentary.
Fantastic video. I with you do more stuff like this. I am fascinated about perfumery from the chemical side so much. Cheers!
Kouros is my life must-have.. Regarding Aventus, which I was never a fan of to be honest, today contains definitely more synthetics and Ambroxan I guess. Regarding notes, I love vetiver very much too. The smell is particularly gorgeous in my opinion, I own a 'vetiver like' compound at home. This is vetiveryl acetate. It is lacking of richness but owns the slightly earthy smokiness of the vetiver. To my nose, it is used in big amounts in Encre Noire line by Lalique.
Great video. Very informative and that green joke in the beginning got me hahaha
Oh yes, please do keep making these!
Yesterday you answered me that civet can smell fecal and sweet and I think you’re utterly right. Civet is not listed as note in my perfume but as you said today, it’s used to ample or to give radiance to the flowers notes and that it’s how I exactly experienced that perfume. But to be honest, the animalic touch is not well balanced. I can’t deal with the fecal scent ☹️
Great Video, Informative….keep up the good work 👍🏼
Awesome video I would definitely enjoy more of this kind of content.
There's this really inexpensive scent known as Bogart Pour Homme. It's a lavender based perfume and is so underrated. I think you should review it as well!!
I used to use patchouli oil all of the time. It smells amazing. I recommend smelling pure patchouli oil, and other fragrance oils to get a better idea of what each scent adds to the parfum.
Thanks for this content! This is rarely being shown by other youtube reviewers. I am bored with the typical top 10 videos.
That was a great informative video.
i subscribed last year in '22 - but i thought this type of video - a teacher with experience and knowledge - explaining notes - inside the school of scent - would have been a solid subset series - inside your own channel - you have a calm voice that is good for breakdowns , it's not ego driven like you know who LOL - and i really think this is a good video for old and new fragrance heads alike. i think you should expand your thought process on this one - because its not what anyone else is doing. class is in session !
Thank you so much for explaining the notes. Will never be able tell until you show us.
Yes please, this was very informative. More please.
I fell in love with ambergris when I started wearing BR540. It reminds me of crisp clear glass. Slightly anamalic and so unusual.
BR seems more like Ambroxan than Ambergris?
I am very happy and interested about this topic and i would like to see more videos about notes my favorite note is cardamom, keep up the good work 👌🏻
I do like your current style but you have a similar jaw to me and I found that when I shaved facial hair on the side and kept the goatee or facial hair in the middle long it elongated my face a bit and made me appear a lot better. Love your channel man just thought I’d give you the idea. 🤝
Extremely original and helpful. Thanks!
Thank you for all the educational content - it's so beneficial to be able to recognize individual notes. I'm late to this video, but would really like to know what note may be pulling celery on my skin? There's a couple fragrances I'm struggling with - LeLabo Another 13 is perfect example of celery on me. Just would like to identify what notes to possibly avoid. Really love your content- looking forward to trying your fragrance line!!
Bois Du Portugal, Fougere Royale and Viking are Kings on the market, Kings created for Kings to wear! :D
Definitely need more videos about notes
Great video!
Great informative video, would love to see more videos like this.
Kouros is Masterpiece! Very Unisex in my eyes !
Very informative, Omar! Great content
I looooooove calone. I can never find a calone fragrance that is sweet and femenine that doesn't have musk or powdery notes. If you have any recommendations I would appreciate it.
Very interesting. I wold love to see other videos of this type.
Thinking you should send Aaron Terrance a bottle of your cologne to review
Interesting you say that 👀
@@SchoolOfScent don’t be playing with my emotions like that 😂 can’t wait to hear what he has to say if it’s so
amazing video, I hope you do more of this content!
More than your knowledge of scents, I really appreciate your concern for animals and animal welfare.
All late but your videos are really professional and useful
Learning what notes works with your body chemistry will save time. I know tobacco, ambergris, tonka beans (which scents varies and tobacco almond is one of them) and tuberose are not for me at all😬
Great video idea! My favorite over the last week. I’d love some combination note videos. Why do I really like Layton or Torino 21? What is combining in Layton to tickle my brain? Good stuff
Oooh this is what I neeeed !!
Loved it thank you!
Good job.....lots of good info for sure...I'd skip the 'gee-wiz lets not hurt animals' bit. It's 2023 and I'm thinking most folks feel the same way...but that's just me.
Great topic video and I enjoyed it and have a blessed day
what a great video, very informative
Great video and educational.
i'm sure this would be impossible but i'd love to see a more comprehensive video like this
This good and very Interested Thanks man
I’ve caught the fragrance bug. Loved the video and would gladly welcome more like it. Thank you
Hey Omar, great video. I'd like to watch a note breakdown of violet leaves, and their supposedly "gasoline-y" smell. I have Fahrenheit Parfum and EDT, and I don't necessarily find it in there, but I'd be interested in more information.
Very interisting !!
Very good episode Omar 👏
Thanks Tamer 😊
Class dismissed! Great video, excellent content!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video. Very informative.
Informative and entertaining!
Ever try civet coffee? I had a colleague who brought some to work after visiting family in vietnam, its actually delicious!
Sounds interesting 😆
I was worried ATH’s Tobacco Oud & Vanilla got discontinued. It was until recently I found it only had a name change. I still have my 10 ml I bought when it was first released, it’s definitely my favorite from his brand.
Great topic!!
awesome video, very interesting 👌🏻
I recommend anyone interested perfume to wear Coromandel at least once, not just test, wear for a full day. One of the more interesting experiences of a slowly evolving scent that is strong and lasts 12+.
Been looking for a nice perfume note kit that doesn’t break the bank.
Oh I loved NewWest !
Amber is my favorite
I really appreciate you, Fragrance Tate
🥰
Awesome video!!
Class is in session, lets go
Ambergris is an excretion, sperm whales aren’t hunted for it, unlike you suggested in this video. You can only find it at sea of on beaches.
Hi Omar where do you buy your Oils to learn you Notes because all Oils do not Smell the Same. I love Patchouly it may be strong, but I love it., Can this be your Part 2, thanks I see the Oils Names, thanks for sharing 2-3-2023👍🏽❤️
Check how to make your own fragrances on the channel