I'm a bit of a chemist and a perfume hobbyist/enthusiast. Seeing this makes me want to have my own, small scale laboratory (and a better budget). Also, it's nice to see the similarities: the fragrance flacons, pipettes, dispensers, etc. My understanding is that each perfume has had on average 800 test fragrances, before going to market! Astounding. Here she is talking about 1 in 10. That's quite impressive.
I think she was referring to projects that went through but it didn't go to market. Not necessarily the amount of copies per perfume (test fragrances).
@@bunnyman6321 still from home and having two viable perfume formulas after trying out ~40. The only difference now is that I have much more scents to work with. Thanks for asking. How about you?
@@jazzeuphoria May much success be upon you 💰 I'm into investing in real estate, I know nothing about fragrance industry 😂😂 This video was in my feed n I decided to give it a watch n read the comments.
I am also a perfumery enthusiast. I am currently experimenting with the raw materials at home. The thing how to construct the perfume is totally hidden by a very nice marketing curtain and only this is shown to consumers we are. It needs years to learn, spread the chemical knowledge and really master the perfumery raw materials in different dilutions to figure out what to do. Perfumery is about chemical and mathematical precision, scales and calculations, using synthetics and naturals combined. The whole think is really passionating. I had an opportunity to visit Grasse and International Perfume Museum, a really outstanding place.
She said she created 3000 perfumes and 300 went to market and 30 are on the preview market but than she said that’s not important It is superrr important, be proud
That sounds very normal, for an artist. It's like painters; behind the scenes they have thousands of works, but publicly, it's always like between 20-50. Same goes with musicians.
This depends. You heard her say that she did some for premium and some for other categories or segments. We would be one of those segments, we are in the Masstiege perfume segment, so our products are slightly cheaper than premium, but higher than mass products. I can say that per kg, the perfume oil, which is what is the perfume is based on is about Euro 100 or so per kg. Chanel , as example, would spend much more than this. The higher the price of the perfume oil, the better it is obviously and the better the ingredients. Some ingredients, such as Oud, Real Rose, Real Jasmine, Ambergris are too costly, so a lot of people will look for synthetics or an equivalent. I think before one would make a perfume it is better to have your Marketing or Product Brief and also start with your brand DNA. If it is just a personal thing, companies such as Givaudan, would not even give you the time of day. They would be selling TONS or thousands on thousands of kg of perfume oil to people such as Chanel and even us. There are hundreds of fragrance development companies however, and not all in France as well...so you might be able to find cheaper and closer to home.
@@dendroaspispolylepis8770 You need to check out a site called Fragrantica. Its amazing to read reviews, and also see if is a ''niche'' brand or designer.
I just learned about Bond no.9 and I'm hooked with the brand. My credit card suffered but so many good scents to choose from. Other brands I like are Michael Kors and Dior.
I like to often combine my perfumes to find my own preferences and I find that works better for me than buying so many more perfumes. Though I already have alot haha 😂
The ancient Egyptians were the first to incorporate perfume into their culture, followed by the ancient Chinese, Hindus, Israelites, Carthaginians, Arabs, Greeks, and Romans. The oldest perfumes were discovered by archeologists in Cyprus. They were more than 4,000 years old
OH MY GOODNESS....THAT WOULD BE THE DREAM JOB OF A LIFETIME...to be a master perfume maker. My family nicknamed me Fido... because my sense of smell is so acute/ strong. W🥰W
Do you know how to make perfumes ?? There are many secrets. But it needs research and experiments. It's so cool, I'm a talented emerging perfume designer. But I lack possibilities.
Where can I find or apply for jobs like these? I have no qualification but I really would love to sign up as a trainee in these labs or just volunteer for them as I learn?
Look up flavor & fragrance companies in your city, then go to each of their websites to see if they have jobs/career sections... if you are in a major metropolitan city, maybe you have a Firmenich facility you can check out. They are one if the biggest fragrance producing companies. There was one near me but they moved about an hour away so sadly its too far :( But do some searching online & you could get a start in any company that develops flavors, fragrances or scents for other businesses in any way.
tbh going through the profile of perfumers it seems they tend to have formal training, for example the woman on this video went to Givaudan Perfumery School, which claims to be behind the perfumers of 1/3 of perfumes in the market. And there's already a lot of competition between the students to get into these companies, but idk, to me it seems that going to perfumery school is the best option.
I’m baffled by some people who use spectacular amount of perfume. One could smell them over yards away. If too close, could render appalling discomfort. Perfumes are suppose to be used in a hint proportion, an etiquette one must observe.
But I'm still not clear on how the perfumes smell exactly like say for example Sandalwood, Jasmine or Rose..!?? How do perfumes smell like natural flowers or grasses ..?? Thank you! 😊
Magnetic flux lambda = tri-arsenic carbon bi potassium i hope or maybe more or less but other formula base on Florida too which had 8 atom is the fragrance essence
Nasomatto Black Afgano, Tom Ford Grey Vetiver, Lalique Encre Noire, Rasasi La Yuqawam Homme, Dior Homme Parfum, Creed Original Santal, Dior Fahrenheit, Creed Aventus, Giorgio Armani Acqua di Gio Profumo and Cartier Déclaration are some of my favorites.
I've got them too many but keep repeating buying diesel only the brave, givenchy gentlemen only, armani nuit, penhaligon endymion, lanvin avant garde, burberry london, desquared potion blue cadet
The problem with the girls spraying the scents on their arms is that every person's body chemistry is different and it's not going to smell the same on another woman.
I've just invented a perfume made from holy water.
I've called it Eau my God.
Jesus Christ blesses you.
Lol
Lmao
Hahahaha this was a good one😂
Hahahahahahaha
I'm a bit of a chemist and a perfume hobbyist/enthusiast. Seeing this makes me want to have my own, small scale laboratory (and a better budget). Also, it's nice to see the similarities: the fragrance flacons, pipettes, dispensers, etc.
My understanding is that each perfume has had on average 800 test fragrances, before going to market! Astounding. Here she is talking about 1 in 10. That's quite impressive.
You should
I think she was referring to projects that went through but it didn't go to market. Not necessarily the amount of copies per perfume (test fragrances).
How you making out now?
@@bunnyman6321 still from home and having two viable perfume formulas after trying out ~40. The only difference now is that I have much more scents to work with. Thanks for asking. How about you?
@@jazzeuphoria May much success be upon you 💰
I'm into investing in real estate, I know nothing about fragrance industry 😂😂
This video was in my feed n I decided to give it a watch n read the comments.
I am also a perfumery enthusiast. I am currently experimenting with the raw materials at home. The thing how to construct the perfume is totally hidden by a very nice marketing curtain and only this is shown to consumers we are. It needs years to learn, spread the chemical knowledge and really master the perfumery raw materials in different dilutions to figure out what to do. Perfumery is about chemical and mathematical precision, scales and calculations, using synthetics and naturals combined. The whole think is really passionating. I had an opportunity to visit Grasse and International Perfume Museum, a really outstanding place.
That's so fun
5:11 her humility should turn into the recognition she deserves!
Umm what
I got my wife a new perfume for valentines day called "Tester"
Heard that bit from The Nanny - Niles 😂
The jokes on you, mate; you're a tester husband.
@Avi Son, that you?
Lol
This is so good. Makes my day 😂🤣😂
Ive just learned that Givaudan is literally older than the USA.
Anything is older than that British colony
@@arcabuzexcept your peoples culture it’s all American/western culture now
She said she created 3000 perfumes and 300 went to market and 30 are on the preview market but than she said that’s not important
It is superrr important, be proud
Record shows Calice Becker with 113 perfumes listed, there are men like Alberto Morillas with 400. She's got quite a lot though, 113 is a lot.
That sounds very normal, for an artist. It's like painters; behind the scenes they have thousands of works, but publicly, it's always like between 20-50. Same goes with musicians.
That’s how all creatives are
Clothes, music, games, tv shows, movies
Calice Becker, great perfumery, she is awesome Kilian's fragances are mostly hers ♥️
Really wanted him to smell it and go “that’s horrible” for a laugh
@Kelvin Guru thats the point of the jokr
Lol 🤣
I bet all employees there are nosey...
I sexually identify as an RPG-7
😂
that japanese brand was Issey Miyake
Lol that’s what I was thinking too
@@justadudeintheworldman.120 What's the name of the fragance?
@@curlyhairdudeify if I had to guess Nuit D’Issey
@@justadudeintheworldman.120 No it was Hanae Mori
I love perfume but couldn't afford designer brands. Now i work for a fragrance house that does fantaatic dupes. I love them.
do you guys do private labeling? 🤠
How much does it cost for a business to develop a fragrance with them I wonder? Perfumes are usually very expensive, they must charge quite a lot...
This depends. You heard her say that she did some for premium and some for other categories or segments. We would be one of those segments, we are in the Masstiege perfume segment, so our products are slightly cheaper than premium, but higher than mass products. I can say that per kg, the perfume oil, which is what is the perfume is based on is about Euro 100 or so per kg. Chanel , as example, would spend much more than this. The higher the price of the perfume oil, the better it is obviously and the better the ingredients. Some ingredients, such as Oud, Real Rose, Real Jasmine, Ambergris are too costly, so a lot of people will look for synthetics or an equivalent. I think before one would make a perfume it is better to have your Marketing or Product Brief and also start with your brand DNA. If it is just a personal thing, companies such as Givaudan, would not even give you the time of day. They would be selling TONS or thousands on thousands of kg of perfume oil to people such as Chanel and even us. There are hundreds of fragrance development companies however, and not all in France as well...so you might be able to find cheaper and closer to home.
@@patrickdunster3746 can you name me some premium segment brands? Is Xerjoff premium brand? Masque Milano?
most of the products they make are industrial fragrances, think soaps, detergents, bleach, fabric softener, candles, air fresheners etc.
@@dendroaspispolylepis8770 You need to check out a site called Fragrantica. Its amazing to read reviews, and also see if is a ''niche'' brand or designer.
Making fregrance is cheap it's the branding and package that cost
That's damn interesting! I think I would love a job like this, or in the very least visit their factory one day.
Did you apply?
Reminds me of the movie "Perfume: The Story of a Murderer"
Love that movie.
one of the best movies!❤️❤️
Ohh yeah that's epic
One great movie
Where can i watch the full movie? sound awesome!
I'm fan of Ms. Becker's work..so cool to see her here!
I wanna work there and invent my own perfume
I just learned about Bond no.9 and I'm hooked with the brand. My credit card suffered but so many good scents to choose from. Other brands I like are Michael Kors and Dior.
Bleeker Street is sensational 👏
That´s a nice olFactory!
Brilliant ! Made my day just 🤣😆
Bravo..Non-fragheads will just keep scrolling
Love them especially when they suit the person!
perfume is what makes me the happiest girl
TOM has become more comfortable in front of the camera. Nice job.
Calice Beker made my favourite perfume such a pleasure to see her 😍
Tom is absolutely delightful and charismatic
She is the nose behind J’ adore Dior and Tom Ford’s Velvet Orchid among others
Also, One Million.
I like to often combine my perfumes to find my own preferences and I find that works better for me than buying so many more perfumes. Though I already have alot haha 😂
Truth be told .......we thankful and we shall always support
Shared .........gooo goooooo post.
The ancient Egyptians were the first to incorporate perfume into their culture, followed by the ancient Chinese, Hindus, Israelites, Carthaginians, Arabs, Greeks, and Romans. The oldest perfumes were discovered by archeologists in Cyprus. They were more than 4,000 years old
I love perfume. It's interesting to see how the fragrance is designed.
The Japanese brand is definitely Issey Miyake
OH MY GOODNESS....THAT WOULD BE THE DREAM JOB OF A LIFETIME...to be a master perfume maker. My family nicknamed me Fido... because my sense of smell is so acute/ strong. W🥰W
I love perfumes. I love perfumes from Europe, London, Ireland, Germany Dubai and Middle East ❤🎉😀🇮🇷🇮🇶
seems like a dream job to be a perfumist
I love perfumes i spend a lot of money on it.... im glad to know from your video that its not so inhuman to have nice scents...
Do you know how to make perfumes ??
There are many secrets.
But it needs research and experiments.
It's so cool, I'm a talented emerging perfume designer.
But I lack possibilities.
You can communicate.
I want to come to FRANCE to make Perfume!
Where can I find or apply for jobs like these? I have no qualification but I really would love to sign up as a trainee in these labs or just volunteer for them as I learn?
Look up flavor & fragrance companies in your city, then go to each of their websites to see if they have jobs/career sections... if you are in a major metropolitan city, maybe you have a Firmenich facility you can check out. They are one if the biggest fragrance producing companies. There was one near me but they moved about an hour away so sadly its too far :( But do some searching online & you could get a start in any company that develops flavors, fragrances or scents for other businesses in any way.
tbh going through the profile of perfumers it seems they tend to have formal training, for example the woman on this video went to Givaudan Perfumery School, which claims to be behind the perfumers of 1/3 of perfumes in the market. And there's already a lot of competition between the students to get into these companies, but idk, to me it seems that going to perfumery school is the best option.
Can you please tell how these packed in airsol containers
I’m baffled by some people who use spectacular amount of perfume. One could smell them over yards away. If too close, could render appalling discomfort. Perfumes are suppose to be used in a hint proportion, an etiquette one must observe.
Says you.
You'd better let the entire fragcom know that projection and sillage are unnecessary then!
It depends on body chemistry. Someone could use one spray and have massive sillage
@@davidnorman4612 lmbo
I spend like crazy on perfumes
It's nice for perfume lovers
Antaeus chanel vintage is my fave.
How to go to learn there?
Nothing is better than Lolita Lempicka,which is from France 🥰
Chanel is my favorite
Calice Becker has constructed some of the most popular frags out there..
How much would this scent cost to create?
Could someone please name the places he's visiting in the video?
I wish i work there
Calice Becker is a legend wow
i serioulsy lernrd somuch about fragrance recentlt and now i can say the ntes in most perfumes better the brand easier to undrstand
I love my perfume of Bleu De Chanel for men😍🥰
Great work out
Is that tom ford dark cherry and stronger with you up there?
Interesting to see the process. However, I get a headache from most artificial perfumes.
Try Lolita Lempicka, it's very light, with a powdery flowery smell. Feels like your in a fairytale
I loved 😍 this episode ❤
That place must smell so strong of fragrance
Thanks for sharing and smelling
what is the factory or company name? can anyone put them in the comment below please?
Fragonard parfum museum in Paris is what popped up sometime during the video. They have many retailers in Europe.
Givaudan
Yea Prada cologne is the best then versace price not that bad .
This is a wonderful video.
But I'm still not clear on how the perfumes smell exactly like say for example Sandalwood, Jasmine or Rose..!??
How do perfumes smell like natural flowers or grasses ..??
Thank you! 😊
Watching this is 2024 lol
Not me watching this so I can make a miserable fail at Adrien the fragrance:
A WHOLE VIDEO of NOTHING
We did NOT SEE HOW IS MADE. What bullocks!
How can someone work with such companies?
I wonder how amazing it must constantly smell there.
Are they making scents for Roja Dove?
Mo
The great Gucci once said
“Kush is my cologne”
I doubt Gucci would make trash like that
Dream job to create perfume
So it’s different than manufacturing Pepsi?
You actually do not tell how fragrance is made. If you actually tell, you may feel people stop buying them.
I really want to smell the perfume of freedom...
I Love Perfume❤
love perfume. =)
“Mm-I-like-it-a-lot”
What a reaction
Givaudan are a good fragrance house
Kush is my cologne
Magnetic flux lambda = tri-arsenic carbon bi potassium i hope or maybe more or less but other formula base on Florida too which had 8 atom is the fragrance essence
I'm here bc of Jean-Baptiste Grenouille
Let us know your favorite fragrance in the comments. 👃🏻
Nasomatto Black Afgano, Tom Ford Grey Vetiver, Lalique Encre Noire, Rasasi La Yuqawam Homme, Dior Homme Parfum, Creed Original Santal, Dior Fahrenheit, Creed Aventus, Giorgio Armani Acqua di Gio Profumo and Cartier Déclaration are some of my favorites.
@@HatovimLeTayis 😲
@@CNBCi la nuit de l'homme, but tell YSL to show that up their ass for their reformulation
My fart
I've got them too many but keep repeating buying diesel only the brave, givenchy gentlemen only, armani nuit, penhaligon endymion, lanvin avant garde, burberry london, desquared potion blue cadet
Is it worth 72 billion yet?
no
And now we’re here in 2024
I need one to smell like sweet fresh juicy coffee. Make all those coffee lovers want to embrace me.
I was looking at some cool perfume bottles on Amazon.
I wish I could have one from her
The problem with the girls spraying the scents on their arms is that every person's body chemistry is different and it's not going to smell the same on another woman.
I love fragrance. I spend too much money on it.
Can you make more videos on Indian start-ups.?
Those Savastanos are everywhere...
I could listen to the French speak English all day 😂
I will like a perfume strong to stay 3-7 days on my cloths! Who know one to stay long time on cloths?
Givaudan is so professional that they can change the true manure to a real candy!
Make it
Seems like a great place to work. You can fart everywhere and no one will ever notice lol
Eduardo Mustrange more like opposite
It’s 2024😱
the french have been surpassed in fragrances long ago by the italians, germans, and americans
I clicked to see bunnies being sprayed in the eyes and going blind. What is this?
I can't smell so this is very interesting to me, people trying to explain scents
I spend over $2000 on 12ml bottles of perfume 😂
It’s an addiction 😅
Super 😊