How to Make Perfume like Baccarat Rouge 540
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- Опубліковано 13 кві 2024
- Today I blend a formula for Baccarat Rouge 540 based on GCMS analysis, provided by Andreas Wilhelm of www.Perfume.Sucks
Formula (Parts by Weight):
377.9 - IPM
300 - Hedione
120 - Veramoss
100 - Ambroxan
50 - Ambrox DL
27 - Ethyl Maltol
7 - Octyl Salicylate
5 - Oakmoss GIVCO
5 - Safranal 1%
2.5 - Orange
2 - BHT
2 - Jasmine Sambac Absolute
0.6 - Fir Balsam Abs
0.6 - Tagetes
0.2 - Jasmone cis
0.1 - ISO E Super
0.1 - Lemon
TOTAL - 1000
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LMAO 😂!!! You definitely have the Bob Ross vibe.
The Bob Ross of fragrance! We now need a video of a woody fragrance creation with the title "Happy trees!"
Well done!
Omg, i know i came here to watch the video but im distracted!!!😂😂😂😂 your eyes is killin me, your voice has a vibes that can melt me any moment…
Hey , I have Baccara Rouge 540 by Luzi . I have to say it is one of the most simple and long lasting fragrance i ever smelled .
Hey, could you link it? Luzi at bulk aroma is confusing for me.
Everyone loves this...I'm making a second batch today. I substituted with Copaiba balsam and this time I'm using Sampaquita instead of jasmine absolute.
For solid material, i always scale them separately using the plastic scale kinda bowl( normally included in the scale box ) before adding them into the actual fomula beaker. Accuracy is the key
OMGosh Bob lives! Happy trees!
I can't express how badass this is. This could be a very big thing for you, and it makes me very happy . my favorite perfume go to! Keep this up!
Thank you for the kind words. I'm glad you're enjoying it!
I've made the formula and it is not too bad. What bugs me a bit, is the high amount of Veramoss. Very likely there is Veramoss and Oakmoss in it, to give it a bit more depth. Regarding the cosmic amount of Hedione, to me it makes not too much sense, but that is probably because I barely can smell it. I register the effect of Hedione though, but to get that, I won't need a whopping 30% (or more, without the solvent).
So, eventually, I predominantly smell Veramoss and honestly, it doesn't catch me too much. But the core seems to be a nice base for building up another perfume on it. So I most likely will play around a bit, modify it or taking the core and bring it to another direction. Maybe working on a nice saffron accord to put in.
What also makes me wonder is the whopping price of more than USD300 for 70ml!! So, what?!? I understand that they use real saffron essence and most expensive Jasmine absolute. But do they really? And even if so, it still doesn't justify the price to me. Well, most of the brand perfumes do not really justify their price to me, to be honest ...
Ryan this is my favorite fragrance channel on you tube. I adore the content. So nerdy, so satisfying. Your presentation skills are excellent and I sincerely wish you all the success with perfumery and your channel
It was great and useful. Thank you for this training, because where I live, no one teaches this skill.
this is DEFINITELY fitting lolol, amazing video as always
New to this channel, I’m glad you popped up on my newsfeed. Love the videos and thank you for sharing with us the knowledge of how to make perfume. Reminds me of chemistry classes.
The Bob Ross of Perfumery!
Hahaha! Thats fantastic!
I would just like to ask my fellow ladies if they find Ryan’s voice lovely. I mean.. really lovely. 😅
I love you so much dude, I died as soon as the video played. I'm learning so much from you and thank you for your content!
I'm glad you're enjoying the content. :-)
Thanks
I heard there were not a lot of ingredients in that, thank you for going over it with us
Bob Ross of perfume making :D made my day
Well in my opinion baccarat by parfex known as bright ruby for the code is the best and have 10 hours last longer compared to luzi
We're going to put a happy little fir in here.
Spot on!
Very Funny!
Ryan what I have read is HC is more unstable than the normal Hedione but thanks for the video keep up the work.
I have read the same.
Haha! I called it first!
@RyanParfums Oh wow! Ryan! You made your hair nice! Or do I have to call you now Bob? or ... Bryan? I am very courious now, how you dripple in the style of Francis Kurkdjian for us today 😆
Conquering new frontiers, the ASMR frontiers.
Mr. McConaughey
Brilliant episode! 😂
Thank you so much for the videos. I know it takes time to put them together amd we love it.
My question is on the BR540 video, does the 377 grams of ipm count towards dilution? Meaning do I just top it off with perfumers alcohol to get 30% or is ipm all you are using for dilutions?
Thank you
Nathan
If I were to make the concentrate alone, the IPM would be its own ingredient in the formula, counted as part of the concentrate.
When I make batches using pre-diluted materials, I will usually remove all other solvents, as the ethanol in the dilutions usually takes care of dissolving the solids.
Just another question... What material did you use to achieve the outstanding performace of your headdress? Iso E Super for longevity? Hedion for diffusion? Some Indole for the animalic touch?
Believe it or not… civet paste.
@@RyanParfumsYes! Civet paste is the best for everything! Even makes my skin smooth and smelling nice 😂 And let's you getting a seat even in the crowdest public transportation 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂 you all know why I’m laughing 😂😂😂😂😂
Dear Ryan as always so interesting your videos and with a sense of humor but very informative..please i didn't follow you about how much was your perfume composition and you just added only 7gr alcohol..? How much was the percentage dilution you wanted to make Baccarat? Again thanks for sharing knowledge
This particular sample was 12 grams. I used various materials at varying levels of dilution, then topped it off with 7g perfumers alcohol.
It would be nice if you could ufcourse, to share your formulas of the 10 or 12 gr with the dilutions etc for the people are new to this to try and make it as yours and understand better the smell🤗 thanks again @@RyanParfums
Hi, Ryan! How are you?
My cis-jasmone doesn’t have a floral, fresh and jasmine smell… it’s heavy, oily, green and a little rancid (and I can see an celery note, but it’s a lot rancid for me). Can it be considered expired or something? 😢
I get a similar vibe from cis-jasmone: Oily, green, a little weird. However, it embodies an aspect of Jasmine. Similar to how Benzyl Acetate doesn't smell like Jasmine, only an aspect of it. The rancid note... mine doesn't have that. Your material may be past expiration :-)
keep going man, new sub from me
I know he's trying to look like Bob Ross, but I just see Don Henley lol
😂
i just wounder from where you order your oil kit ?
There are a bunch of suppliers you can find online.
Hi, can I ask you why in all these perfumes EOs are rarely used but mainly synthetic compounds? I mean for Jasmin here could be used a Jasmine essential oil or absolute ? Is that just a choice of price? (Sorry for the question I'm a beginner)
Perhaps for a couple reasons. The first is quality control. EOs supply can vary year to year, and quality can vary. ACs help to control consistent formulation quality over time. And the second is price. Jasmine, Rose, Sandalwood, etc are very expensive. I’d also add that in some cases, one may want a rose note, but adding rose oil would be too much for the formula, so perhaps citronellol and PEA are added instead. Some essential oils that aren’t so expensive are used a lot: bergamot, patchouli, vetiver, cedarwood…
@@RyanParfums Thanks a lot!
Would you do a take on xerjoff erba pura or italica? Please or swiss arabian tonka oud the turquoise one
If I can find formulas or GCMs analyses, then yes!
How did it turned out? Did it change after 2 weeks? Close to baccarat rouge 540?
It turned out well. Yes, it’s close to BR540.
Hi Ryan! newbie question, what is the purpose of adding IPM or DPG to perfumes, can't Ethanol just be used? and when adding DPG or IPM as well are you not worried regarding it's expiration which is 1-2 years?
Typical perfume formulas never include ethanol. Any solvents needed to dissolve solids will be IPM, DPG, DEP, etc. For our purposes, generally speaking, you don’t need those solvents if you’re using ethanol and diluted materials. Like everything in life, there is nuance required on this topic.
Also, in general, I am aware of material expiration. I’ve had a few materials expire and have had to replace them.
Do you have a video of your own recipe for baccarat rouge 540?
I do not.
Hello Ryan, new to your channel and a new subscriber also :)
I'm new to the perfumery world, collecting now my first supplies and soon buying my first aromas and naturals.
In the formula that you are sharing, the amounts on the left are different than what you're putting in your blend i know that you're blending a smaller Batch but i couldn't do the maths.
how it is divided ?
I appreciate your time and effort :)
I will likely do a video on this soon. I get so many questions and emails about this. In short, how do you convert a formula for a 1000 gram batch into a 10 gram batch? How do you convert a formula for a 10 gram batch into an 8 gram batch?
I use a GREAT app called Formulair. If you have a Mac or an iPad, it's an amazing app for perfumery. Otherwise using excel or google sheets might help with conversions.
@@RyanParfums Hello Ryan, THank you for your reply i appreciate it.
I will look forward to your video.
I enjoy your explanations :)
It's amazing how few ingredients are in Baccarat Rouge
I know. There are more recent GC/MS analyses that indicate some of the naturals were removed, decreasing the number of ingredients even further!
what is your verdict?
This one is very good!
I have a question. I have the same scale. Does yours read 0.00 or does it read 0.000 if it reads 0.000 how did you get it to read like that? Please let me know!
Have you double checked your scale? Bonvoisin makes a version that is 0.01g - 5000g that looks the same. My scale is 0.001g - 200g
Crap I guess I got the wrong one ill have to find a way to return it and get the right one
I forgot to ask what's the name of Sam's app?? Please respond
Newbie question, when you list parts by weight, is that in mL or grams?
Grams 😀
You look like Bob Ross
How many grams in 1 parts
Or how many parts in 1 grams .
Please help
I will explain this in an upcoming video.
@@RyanParfums thanks teacher 😘
Hello Ryan, is there any way to contact you ?
My email should be on somewhere in the “about” section of the channel.
@@RyanParfumssorry I can’t see it
@@grundle69mcswag19 For any UA-cam Channel, on the home page, there is a carrot drop down (where it says "My name is Ryan, and I make fragrances..."). Click the carrot and see the Channel Details. You'll find the email address there.
@@RyanParfums sorry, don’t see it. Maybe it’s because I’m using mobile. Anyhow I’d like to send you a formula I’ve found and I think you could be interested in
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where Ryan?