You're pretty spot on in terms of all those transparent, floral muguet-like materials being comparable. They all have different effects, that much is certain, but they are rather diluting products and when you have this soup of them, it gives you that vague floral cloud that you find in so many of these highly commercial fragrances. This is certainly not a fragrance to study for its aesthetics but there is still technical insight in terms of tenacity, diffusivity and so on.
Great point. This formula does have similarities to the Chanel original, it has the same spirit, but there are meaningful differences. That said, this is the only fragrance I have made that my wife actually likes. 😳 I made her a big bottle and she wears it all the time.
I really love Chanel Chance Eau Fraiche and Cristalle Eau Vert. Both so refreshing in summer. I always want to know how Chanel creates that wonderful freshness in their perfumes. Now I'm gonna work on my grapefruit vetiver edt. With some bergamot, lime and grey amber as a base and hedione. I try to use as many naturals as possible. I really like your vids. So learnative. Thank you for posting.🌷
Ebanol does go bad really quickly. Recommended to refrigerate, but I just use real East Indian Sandalwood or New Caledonia now for all sandalwood chems. I do realize that this strategy might not work for the uber modern frags, or like an Amouage for instance. I like more natural, classical type perfumery for myself anyway though.
Great video, Ryan! I'm thoroughly enjoying this study formulas series. Please do one for Terre d'Hermes, surely one of the most influential perfumes in modern history.
Quince: The quince is the sole member of the genus Cydonia in the Malinae subtribe of the Rosaceae family. It is a deciduous tree that bears hard, aromatic bright golden-yellow pome fruit, similar in appearance to a pear. Ripe quince fruits are hard, tart, and astringent. Wikipedia. They grow these also in Wenatchee Wa. 😁
Hello from Brazil, Ryan! Just discovered and subscribed to your channel. I'd like to ask if it's possible to find the formula of Applejuice by Zara? I know it was inspired by Chance Eau Tendre but personally i like Applejuice a little bit more, but it lasts nothing...
I find Perfumers World to be relatively fast in their shipping. Usually it's just under a week for shipping. Not bad coming from Thailand. I have the same shipping experience from Fraterworks. Usually about a week.
![Lp. Сердце Вселенной #60 РОЖДЕНИЕ ЛОЛОЛОШКИ [Финал] • Майнкрафт](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YoR0pAV9FVQ/mqdefault.jpg)
You're pretty spot on in terms of all those transparent, floral muguet-like materials being comparable. They all have different effects, that much is certain, but they are rather diluting products and when you have this soup of them, it gives you that vague floral cloud that you find in so many of these highly commercial fragrances. This is certainly not a fragrance to study for its aesthetics but there is still technical insight in terms of tenacity, diffusivity and so on.
Great point. This formula does have similarities to the Chanel original, it has the same spirit, but there are meaningful differences. That said, this is the only fragrance I have made that my wife actually likes. 😳 I made her a big bottle and she wears it all the time.
How did I just find you? The community needs this! Well Done
Thank you :-)
I really love Chanel Chance Eau Fraiche and Cristalle Eau Vert. Both so refreshing in summer. I always want to know how Chanel creates that wonderful freshness in their perfumes. Now I'm gonna work on my grapefruit vetiver edt. With some bergamot, lime and grey amber as a base and hedione. I try to use as many naturals as possible. I really like your vids. So learnative.
Thank you for posting.🌷
Ebanol does go bad really quickly. Recommended to refrigerate, but I just use real East Indian Sandalwood or New Caledonia now for all sandalwood chems. I do realize that this strategy might not work for the uber modern frags, or like an Amouage for instance. I like more natural, classical type perfumery for myself anyway though.
Can you make a Dior fahrenheit EDP formula?
I have a Dior Fahrenheit EDT I plan on doing :-)
Great video, Ryan! I'm thoroughly enjoying this study formulas series. Please do one for Terre d'Hermes, surely one of the most influential perfumes in modern history.
I appreciate the kind words. Funny you mention it, Terre de Hermes will be coming within the next month.
Quince:
The quince is the sole member of the genus Cydonia in the Malinae subtribe of the Rosaceae family. It is a deciduous tree that bears hard, aromatic bright golden-yellow pome fruit, similar in appearance to a pear. Ripe quince fruits are hard, tart, and astringent. Wikipedia. They grow these also in Wenatchee Wa. 😁
Thank you!
I haven't tried Perfume World yet...they didn't have what I wanted. Perfumers Apprentice ,Eden Botanicals and Creating Perfumes.
Excellent 😊 is there an update video yet?
Not yet :-)
Thanks so much 🎉
Hello from Brazil, Ryan! Just discovered and subscribed to your channel. I'd like to ask if it's possible to find the formula of Applejuice by Zara? I know it was inspired by Chance Eau Tendre but personally i like Applejuice a little bit more, but it lasts nothing...
I will try to find a formula for it 🙂
HAHA. The Wall of Glory. #GOALS
Awesome
Your channel disappeared more put some ur social link and mentioned on ur tutorial for subscriber and follow
how long does it take to recieve your order from perfumers world? I find Perfumers apprentise to be the quickest
I find Perfumers World to be relatively fast in their shipping. Usually it's just under a week for shipping. Not bad coming from Thailand. I have the same shipping experience from Fraterworks. Usually about a week.
Nice, I thought it would have been longer. @@RyanParfums
Great video, Ryan. Do you have a tutorial on making a perfume like Spicebomb?
If I find a formula, I will definitely post!