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Nice! I saw Lavender Distillation in France in the Mont Ventoux area, very interesting experience.

Any estimate of how much EO was distilled from that amount of material?

Neato!

Thank you for this! Much needed info about synthetics.

I love rosewood! It was hard finding it in perfumery for a while. I'm so glad you're able to set aside your own personal associations to use it. If one did like rosewood, what would be a good one for it to be overdosed in, aside from a chypre?

Hello Sarah, can you tell the name of the book by Jean Claude Ellena you mentioned in the video? Thank you so much!!

I could listen to you for hours🤍 Thanks, Sarah! Amazingly informative as always🌞

Interesting about that Palo Santo variant. Just the other day my brother asked me for a fragrance that smelled like a garage and I was stumped. Fahrenheit maybe, but it's quite a bit orangy and floral. Bvlgari's Black maybe too, but not in the drydown. As for the quip about not missing what you don't know about....👌 My kinda response. 😂

Beautifully reminiscent of 4160T of several years ago, when you filmed by yourself. Peaceful. Quietly introspective. We aren't watching you breathe, we're watching you _smell_. Somehow you go on for 16:00 smelling rich vanilla without going anosmic as a bat. If you are planning on a group purchase of 1-2kg, I would like to participate. I am anxious to discover if there was a CO2 extract, but I would go in on the Doble Concentracion in any case I think. And ask other apprentice perfumers along for the numbers, if you wished it.

Those "little things" are Eppendorf tubes. ;) These vanillas sound amazing.

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a very timely, informative,delicious and enlightening episode. Thank You 🐠✨️

I found your fragrances on luckyscents, which are just simply wonderful! And now seeing that you have a UA-cam channel. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication (: .

Whats your take on tester perfumes?

🌱Another informative session. Thank you for introducing me to a ML Ramnarain. I will soon join your other platform. ✨️🩵✨️

Very good discussion. Also, Cypriol oil is from the root of the grass and it has black nutty lumps. Grows like a weed in swampy areas. Buffaloes love it.

I’ve tended to think that sustainability in fragrance materials-especially biodegradability-is significant only when dealing with tons and tons of detergent products and industrial cleansers and such. Please enlighten me if I’m wrong? My sense is that anyone who cares that deeply about it should lobby against production of non-biodegradable products (and perhaps some already do) and yet aren’t some of those chemicals byproducts of some other process, and so it’s a question of whether they’ll be harnessed or just dumped somewhere. Agh, the subject really is too complex, and caring about sustainability I feel must be radical, or else it’s just a marketing tool.

I will definitely try that fig accord! Verdox, Fructose & Stemone. Three materials I really like. Sarah, there was a video, where you both talked about an accord of "burnt rubber". I tried to find it again, but no luck. I think it was something with oakmoss? Could you enlighten me how to achieve the "burnt rubber" smell? Much love, and thank you guys! You're always so soothing 🙂

What is the name of that solvent you mentioned around the 8-minute mark? It sounds like "orgione" but I can't find it...

Very true about ketchup! I ate it all my childhood in USSR. The only good ketchup we had was from Bulgaria

If this was a paid for course, I’d bloody pay !!! Just saying. Thank you for making this content available for us freely. I’m learning loads and am close to ordering my first starter kit.

I’ve learnt more from this one video than any other on this topic. Thank you 🙏

I wonder if your provide online courses to learn perfumery?.

Ever so slightly bleach is a perfect description for how I’ve always detected coconut scents. I love the smell of gorse flowers but synthetic coconut always frustrates me as a fragrance when it’s strong

Loved seeing you at the IAO awards! Wanted to say hello, but got shy 😊

Thank you much for this 🙏🏼 Your hair looks fabulous! 💖

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Hi, Sarah. Finally speaking up after some weeks of lurking to thank you all for discussing the fractionated nature of the green materials and how smelling any one in isolation does not and cannot relate the entire story. By coincidence I have been diluting cis-3-hexenol, cis-3-hexenyl acetate & friends the last couple of days for Sam's course. I've been praying to get through the Cs at long last just because I've tired of the metallic, persistent sorts of odors and wondering how on God's green I could ever be expected to work these into one of my perfumes. But it sounds as though eventually I will blend some of them together and get: a green bean, a snow pea, a corn-husk or the grass beneath my bare feet once again. I am grateful to you for that.

Bulgarian immortelle? I didn't knew that it grows here. I have a question about your linden - does it smell like a fresh linden blossom, or like a dried one? All absolutes and Co2 I've been able to find here are made from dried flowers and do not smell like the living or freshly picked plant. Linden tea is very popular here, and my products smells just like it. The linden just started blooming, and that's the most beautiful natural scent! Trying to find a natural & realistic smelling linden perfume is what got me to DIY perfumery.

I'm really curious of linden oil, I've never tried it, I only know how linden flowers smell, cause there are so many nearby my place, that I can smell them in my flat. :) But the way you described it, it's something different than I know. And I wonder if it's a matter of dilution, variety of linden, or what. "My" linden smells kinda like honey, fresh melon and greenery.

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Hi Sarah and Harry, is the last material Para Cresyl Pivalate?

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Yes .. he’s the man

Is that Harry Sherwood by chance?

Great video! Thank you. Do you know anything about the working conditions of the people harvesting the plants? I‘ve allready heard they can be problematic in Bulgaria.

Hedione characteristic explained, love it ;)

Technically oakmoss is a lichen, therefor not a plant, but a symbiosis of a fungus and either an alga or a cyanobacteria. And I'm jealous of the elderflower CO2 extract 🧐

Elderflower really is quite marvelous. But I confess to being one of those people who used to group all woody ambers into the undesirable category. Very easy to oversimplify without actually sampling the materials. But all the tools in the toolbox are useful after all. I just wouldn't go doing detail work with a sledgehammer. 🔨😂

🫧I adore linden flower..i was obsessed about 45 years ago.. must revisit!🫧 Thank you both for another enjoyable and informative show.🫧 ...frustrating that i am an ocean away, would love to take a class with you. 🫧

Yay the joys of a new 4160 Tuesdays vid they makes me feel like i have other perfume friends 😊 I was very lucky this week and bought Ruth Mastenbroek Signature & Cherry Who ? For really good prices but what I wanted to ask is there a slight nod to Ruth in Macaque ? That I thought I could pick up.

I don’t see the link for the crowdfunding

Are the "Clouds" perfumes' names a nod to Joni Mitchell?

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I like this playful approach to learning materials and their interactions! I'm a beginner and feel that the "right way" of doing things where you must determine an experimental formula, create it, and archive it that vial forever may be a bit unnecessarily clinical. I can absolutely see how that approach would be appropriate when you have a concrete goal in mind and want your end result to be a finished product, but I feel that your approach of iterating within a single vial, but backtracking and using a new vial when you get a bit too lost, is powerful for rapidly prototyping and learning your materials.

Hope there will be a part two!

These videos are great but sometimes you skim over the ingredients really quickly and it is hard to hear what you are speaking about. Can you repeat the names more or subtitle the name of the ingredient when you speak about it?

Suddenly I either want to hold a japanese fan or play the accordian. Can't decide which. 😉😆 Thank you Sarah! 🪗

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