4160 Tuesdays' Sarah McCartney talks about becoming a Perfumer, making Perfume and more
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Sarah McCartney, the nose, brain and heart behind 4160 Tuesdays joins us in the loft to discuss how she became a perfumer, how she goes about creating a perfume, and many other fragrance related things.
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I really enjoyed watching this video. Sarah McCartney is delightful and an inspiration.
Middle-aged and Mixed she’s just awesome, isn’t she?
This is such an inspirational video. I always imagined owning my own perfume shop of single-note perfumes - cedar, jasmine, orange, mignonette, everything - sold as an oil and a body/hair mist. This is entirely a pipe dream and the shop would be called 'The Kingdom of Pan'. The work behind producing any perfume is phenomenal but these videos are the next best thing!
Feature length Wafts! Epic video but every second of it was superb. I really enjoyed listening to Sarah, she has some incredibly interesting things to say. I've not yet explored 4160 but it's on the cards and I can't wait. Thanks for this one fellas.
FRAG-MENTAL thanks! She’s absolutely awesome. There’s such a range amongst her fragrances. I own Ealing Green and Maxed Out, and Shazam is stunning.
Halfway through this, but just chiming in to let you know how much I’m enjoying this chat. Thank you.
Rad Pitt thanks! She’s fascinating, isn’t she?
@@WaftsfromTheLoft She's wonderful. Love her transparency and really enjoyed the questions you guys asked.
I love this woman!
I find her knowledge and passion really charming; and I would listen to her for ages.
I definitely need to try her fragrances, as well as the one she made for you.
I sincerely suggest you do!
Wonderful interview. Thanks, Sarah, for taking the time! Thanks, guys!
The classiest perfume reviewer's. So much so i feel underdressed...lol
Mike Lykan. Ha!
love love Sarah Mc Cartney, glad I saw this interview
We’ve been fortunate enough to have Sarah along for several videos!
Very rarely if ever I find myself smiling along with people in the video - but it happened this time here. Thanks. Sarah is such a lovely person to listen to talking about my favourite topic. Happy sniffing :-)
Yes, we’re very lucky that she has given up her time for us. To have her create a fragrance for us was a dream come true!
An excellent interview. I will be visiting her place next time I'm in UK. Thanks a lot guys and Sarah. :)
Ashfaque S. she’s awesome, and has so a varied line of fragrances
It's always delightful listening to Sarah speak. Her knowledge is only surpassed by her charisma!
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"Fragrances for men or women" - Yes! ☆♡♤ Fantastic interview fellas, thanks! And thank you Ms Sarah :~) ♡♡♡
Thankyou for this interview. It was so educational.
Great informative and entertaining video. Thanks! What an artistic and lovely personality Sarah McCartney is :)
Carlos Nogueira she’s amazing, isn’t she? Hope you’re well!
Great video guys!! I love hearing about perfumers and their creations. I was not familiar with this brand, but I will certainly check it out. I have a wish one day to attend perfume school in my dotage and make my own!!! Kudos, loving your uploads, keep up the great work.
Thanks Gents, this is a great watch...thoroughly enjoyed it - you should do more of these type of videos!! Sarah is such a lovely, down to earth person and an inspiration to me🌷
We will certainly be doing more with Sarah!
Loving your episodes
Thanks!
her origin story is similar to mine 💀 making a story and wanting to describe it with fragrance. So cool :)
Thank you Sarah!
Great video thanks for sharing...
freddiefragz our pleasure!
Fascinating
Sarah's unique ways, like the way she aquired her ambergris,discussed in previous video,is most interesting. A small ding to you gentlemen is the poor quality of the audio of this episode due to the acoustics,there's this method of using a green screen to project the backdrop of what is seen,without the terrible acoustic effect. Thank you for accepting my respectful observation. Thank you Sarah!
Can Sarah make this lip stick perfume also in solid or mineral oil form? I would love to get one.
Love the chats with perfumers, love to see more
Fascinating interview! 👍
MrProps1 thanks!
Thank you for this superb interview, all. What was tge name of the book by David Williams about accords?
Thank you. I believe she means Perfumes Of Yesterday
@@WaftsfromTheLoft thank you for that!
Novice perfumer here, so grateful for this video and all your work, please what is the big thick pink book? :)
Hopefully Sarah can answer that for you!
This was an awesome video.
Very nice review......
What a lovely lady . Very interesting
Excellent interview the only thing that is not good is a guy with a glasses talks over his partner and Sarah all the time.
Is there any chance you could name the big thick pink book Sarah was talking about? Great vlog really enjoyed it.
She probably meant: An Introduction to Perfumery
By Tony Curtis and David G Williams.
Cosmetics, Fragrances and Flavors by Louis Appell is a really good book too.
Both are available at Micelle Press.
Best luck
Thank you for this! Going now through all the videos on your youtube, such pleasure :) ... but, just wanted to add my five cents, so to speak. As much as I want to stop criticising oak moss replacements/restrictions and etc., and if synthetics are so interchangeable with naturals and often times better as Sarah implies why does not my Mitsouko smell the same? It does not even smell like it did in 2014 (which was not a bad year for Mitsouko). I am happy with chemicals/synthetics with what ever labels you put on what smells good, but I just want things to smell good, and they do not... So should I be upset with big corporations that reduce budgets or with IFRA that after these interviews seems to be clearly on my side, I don't know, what I know is I want Mitsouko back... so there is something that I cannot quite put my finger on it, maybe it is a very gentle way of letting people know that they should not bother too much, but you cannot deny the changes, I am afraid. It almost feels that there is something that she does not tell, and I am probably very straightforward to skirt the subject :)
just wanted to mention that my comment relates to at least one other interview that you have done, so it's a response to a compilation of things that were said, and I am sorry if confusing.
It’s absolutely clear that Mitsouko is a shadow of its former self. I recently bought a 1980 extrait bottle, and it’s jaw dropping stuff, almost unrecognisable from the modern extrait. I’m sure that Mitsouko must have undergone MANY reformulations, as more and more materials become restricted. It’s also worth considering that LVMH bought Guerlain in 1994, and it turned from the greatest historical family perfume house into a subsidiary of a massive cosmetics conglomerate, and so I’m sure there have been a whole list of conflicts of interest that have ‘ruined’ the classics. So the Guerlain greats will never be the same again. There are some small indie houses that take pride in using restricted ingredients, Rogue is an obvious one (I’m sure the pun in the name is intentional), and it’s clear that the level of oakmoss they use does make a BIG impact in their fragrances. As well as restrictions there is also the question of animalics; by today’s standards there are many people who deem the use of any real animalics totally ethically unacceptable, yet they were at the centre of many of the great classics.
First!
Is that a church?
Yes!
I can see why lush never let her near perfume lol bless her she's a bit batty and the guys look bored like it's torture :) ah bless I'm harsh I know but I just was not made to feel like I need 4160 Tues perfume. I bet the late coco Chanel would never say her fragrance was like jet fuel or cheesy socks or scribble out labels omg ! Spend some dosh on some correct labels at least :)
She never said her perfumes smelled like that- she said some natural ingredients do- which they do. Sarah is a wonderful and very talented person. You're are clearly not. Oh and btw, your precious Coco Chanel never made anything, she outsourced perfume to people who knew what they were doing.