How to use GREEN notes in perfumery
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
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Timestamps:
00:00 - What are green notes in perfumery?
02:33 - Cis-3-hexenol
05:29 - Triplal
07:06 - Galbanum essential oil
09:32 - Stemone
10:53 - Cucumber aldehyde (2,6-nonadienal)
13:31 - Phenylacetaldehyde
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Nice to see you making video in new setup.
Thanks - first time trying it, will need to make a couple of modifications but overall think it has much better potential compared with the old one
Stemome for me smells exactly like figs when you pull it out of the fig tree and you smell it before being very ripe. And it's definitely one of my fav. The only problem, it doesn't last very long. I also love petitgrain
You can make an easy fig accord with just stemone, gamma octalactone and ethyl maltol
@@grundle69mcswag19 so gamma octalactone and stemone. More of the first, less of the second? With a hint of ethyl maltol
Thank you sam!
I love Stemone as well. It can give such a nice natural feel in most things in small amounts but I’ve also been using it kinda overdosed in a chypre composition lately. Great video as always
Do you know folione? Is the gasoline of fahrenheit kkk
Most men's colognes that are mass-produced have very HEAVY and STRONG smells which make them not pleasant to wear daily and it seems most men avoid wearing them altogether (I live in the U.S. Maybe it's different in Europe.) What are the ingredients that make them like this? And do you try to avoid them when you make men's fragrances?
maybe you are referring to the Super Ambers. Norlimbanol, Ambrocenide and the like
i guess, the problem with those colognes is that they are made with consideration that man smell bad and need something that smells stronger than their swet.
Like, I have norlimbanol (deep woody smell with chocolate obertones), timberol (oud smell) and spirambren (patchouli) and in 5% concentration they all smell almost the same and they all smell like an average male cologne, but if you use them in concentrations
Hello! I’m basically brand new to perfumery, as I’m mainly getting into it to make a gift. Do you have any recommendations as to what scents to use to make a vanilla perfume? Something that would remind you of walking next to a Paris bakery.
Thank you!
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Good video in the new place🎉
What’s the difference between patchouli EO and patchouli light EO. Is one of them better in heart and another better for base note or what’s the difference?
What is Cocktail Black Vanilla Husk? And how to make it?
Dirty grass by heretic is fantastic. Very green.
Your videos are very informative! Thanks a lot! Just one advice, the sound quality is very bad. Would be easy solution to use lav microphone. Especially in the room with empty walls. You might also Change the quality of sound in post production. But any mic close to your mouth will do the job.
I thinks it’s just the new studio he moved into
A great vid Sam! If only brands would bring back the tomato leaf accord. 😄😢🍅🌿
To me Liffarome and Vertoliff are very important green notes.
And what about Isocyclocitral (IFF)???
I really like isocyclocitral and I would put it in a similar category to phenylacetaldehyde - I decided to put the latter in the video since it's more "classic"
Super interesting! Long live Galbanum 💚
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Please (use AI to ) remove the reverb from your recording…way too much reflection in your room..
It’s very easy. And your subscribers will love you for it.