Beachy Fragrance Formulations
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Having fun discussing a current fragrance formulation I'm working on, as I discuss some of the choice materials I'm using, why and how I'm using them, accords, and thought process as I work (and re-work) this fragrance until I deem it finished.
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BK SCENTS :)
It's nice to see you've still got the lab going.
So happy you’re back. In the time you’ve been gone I went from a non perfumer to making great stuff. A lot of it thanks to your videos.
Wow, we all need your confidence.
It’s great to see a new video from you mate
Great to see you back, thanks for the invaluable insight into your thought process and rationalising the how and the why of each decision and material. best of luck with the fragrance.
I only just found your channel, and I'm about to start my own journey in perfumery, so I'm glad you're back!! ☺️❤️
Hello BK, I just came accross your channel few days ago and i was totally hooked, i have seen couple of your videos.
Now i'm more motivated than ever to start creating my own fragrances.
I just wanted to say thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion for free, and most of all glad to see you back and doing good !!
The King is back!!!🤩
Glad to see you back!! The goat! 🙏🙏
I really missed your videos please post regularly 😍I learned a lot from you still learning from your videos 😍💗
Thanks BK! Always learn so much with your videos. Would love to see a video series on creating a perfume from conception to something semi-finished. I feel stuck going from building a few accords to building an actual perfume. Do you just pick out the materials, or are you building things out one material at a time?
Try just going by feel. Get yourself set up. Then after a run or exercise when you’re feeling inspired, throw on some good music and put together 5-10 separate perfumes.
If it feels right add it, if not, don’t. Don’t think too much. Just keep in mind basic amounts each material needs to be restricted to.
Let them sit for a week, and come back to them. If you have anything interesting, build from there tweaking it slowly.
Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos. Un abrazo.
Thanks BK for the good perfumery work you are doing. Some of us really like and appreciate it.
Kindly list out the materials you have mentioned or used in this video. It will help to get the correct names in wanting to purchase them for our own use.
I'm so happy that you are posting video again. Feel like ages my man.
Please keep posting. Your videos are so good! Thank you.
Nice to see you again. I just got into perfumery about three months ago. It was after your last video so I‘m a new viewer.
Finally!!!
Finally!
Many thanks for the video.
Hi, bro!
It's great to see a recent vídeo on the channel. In the country Where I live there are dozens of reviewers. But none Address this topic. I'm thinking about exploring. Today I started making some changes to my channel. I intented to leave it at zero. Maybe I'll create a new channel to explore this topic.
the KING is back!! Awesome video as always man! Your channel was elemental in starting my perfumery journey years ago and eventually my fragrance review channel that I have now. Always great to see your posts and your expertise!
Good to see another video! I'm still using your spreadsheet from a couple years ago. Total gamechanger for me! Thanks again!
Dear B, so nice to see you again¡. I have a request, at some point could you show us a tutorial of how you calculate the final amount of alcohol when you are working with both raws and dilutions in your final formula, how you "extract" the alcohol contained already in the dilutions in order to scale it propperly. Like many of us, i already have and work with the spreadsheet you gifted us
hey i really enjoy these formulation videos i would love to see more of your process
It's been a while...I'll have to do a video soon!
@@bkscents7050 would love that!
Looking forward to see more videos from you. Love the "rant"! ☺👍👍
Thank you for sharing.
Nice to have you back 👍
Are those percentages is exact or ( + - ) how do you measure 0.07 % in total concentrate? Thanks in advance for your answer.
Hi BK! I see you're not active on the BN forum anymore, will you be making more content? I kinda started perfumery cause of you so would love for you to continue! All the best
Hello, I really like your channel, I would also like to try creating fragrances, but I have a problem: some fragrances such as oud give me a headache, I would like to ask you if you have fragrances that can help with this?
great video I loved it! where do you buy your oils from brother?
Which beach are you thinking of when you’re putting this together? What’s your inspiration? A very general beachy image or do you have a specific one in mind?
Good to have you back!
I have a request if you don’t mind. Whenever you finish formulating a blend are about to dilute everything in alcohol to make it a finished product, how do you determine what percentage of alcohol to use? For instance, how do you determine which formulas you want to be at a parfum extrait concentration and which ones you’d prefer at an edp or edt concentration?
Good day….
Great videos! I have a somewhat unusual question, are you from the Florida area of the U.S.
I ask because-I thought I came across your profile somewhere else. On that site, I accidentally hit the X instead of like. If I have the wrong person, you can disregard this message.
All the best! And keep sharing your passion with the world !
Blessings, 🌻
Hello, I have a doubt, I saw another video, cant remember now, you found that 15% dilution is the fine spot between projection and fixation. The doubt is: In the same formula done at the same time aged the same all the same, can I assume that 10% dilution will project more and fix less, and 30% dilution will project less and fix more? Or its not a rule... thx
Please more videos ❤
Thanks!
Thanks.fragrance founder came back.
interesting. will watch later. please share more idea and formula
I much would you say you spent on all your materials ?
Hey BK. You might wanna try Cascalone instead of Calone sometime. It's such a lovely mat!
Agreed! I have cascalone. But to me cascalone smells like pure clean water, and doesn't have the green sea vibe original calone has.
@@bkscents7050 same to my nose, except that Calone has a weird cucumber skin note in the background that sort of hovers over everything.
I like your videos..were do you buy your aroma chemicals? Thanks sir
Hell yea. Feels like I walked outside and my missing dog just walked up 🤣. Not that you are a dog, or a pet or you were missing…lol but you get the idea.
🤣
Hi sir. Good to see you crafting again.
Can i ask ? Can we make perfume with flavor oil ? Hope you reply it. From malaysia and im learning so much from you during lockdown ❤
Believe it or not, a lot of materials we use for perfumery are also used in flavoring applications too. So yes, you can...but it really depends on the material. I would not go grabbing spices in my kitchen rack and putting it into my fragrances...if that's what you mean ;)
I follow your posts with great enthusiasm, for me you are an example! I want to start making perfumes, I'm ready, I've spent a lot of time studying this, I feel it, it's in me! For this, I don't know what kind of authorization and legal training I need. I want to make perfumes independently, at my home. For this I have to graduate from a perfumery or chemistry school, which takes a long time and costs a lot, or making perfumes can legally be part of something else? In my country where I live, Romania, there is no independent perfumery qualification course authorized by the Ministry of Labour, what can I do? Here, the law clearly states that in order to be able to activate, the authorized natural person must have a qualification in the field of activity. To what qualification would this job of manufacturing perfumes fit?
dear can you share me premixed ethanol solvent making formula please
Thank you so much for this video. Can you type the list of the materials as some of them were new to me
ما تقدمه رائع وكنت اتمنى ان تضع لنا التركيبة لنشاهدها معاً
Hello! Thank you so much for the effort you put into these videos :) i’m learning a lot. I know it’s best for perfumes to be stored in a glass container. But for making big batches of perfumes, is it ok to mix them in a metal container? :)
Was not able to find an answer to this question on the net :(
Aluminum containers are totally fine.
@@bkscents7050 thank you so much!! Truly appreciate what you do :)
Hello~ I have a another question. I bought a fragrance oil inspired by a popular designer perfume (MFK Baccarat Rouge 540). I want to make this into a perfume. My understanding is that I only need to mix fragrance oil and *alcohol* to turn it into a perfume.
I get confused because I see other people adding alcohol + DPG + water.
I don't quite understand what the DPG and water is for...
ahhh i came late. but what about a bit of helional, precyclomone b for outdoors effect. sorry if this makes u do another batch
The more batches, the merrier! Ya never know what works and what doesn't until ya try!
Heya Bk
Didn't get the name of one of the ingredients. Apronide? Thank you.
Operanide (IFF)
immortalia
Me gustaria tener tus videos en español.
Are you refrigerating any of your ingredients, if-so, at what temp? Curious:)
Oh yes, I have a tall regular fridge to store things, and it's already full at capacity, lol. I keep all my citrus essential oils in there, as well as a few precious naturals or aroma chemicals that I want to preserve longer. I keep the fridge temp set at it lowest setting possible. I don't want to chill or keep things cold ..I just want to keep the items in a controlled climate where the temperature never changes and is steady.
@@bkscents7050 I worry about fridge temp vs room temp for condensation, I moved my temp to 59 in the fridge earlier. Most places use argon at 52 or 53 F to preserve things. Do you know what temp your at?
Any one trying make this formula share u thought here please 🙏
Does anyone know where he buys his oils
here's a few of my usual go-to places:
perfumersupplyhouse.com/
shop.perfumersapprentice.com/
liaison-carbone.com/en/aroma-chemicals/
creatingperfumes.com/
www.harrisonjoseph.co.uk/
www.edenbotanicals.com/
www.directpcw.com/en/
www.libertynatural.com/
@@bkscents7050 thank you my friend! Happy blending
Promo>SM 😂
Hi my friend, what’s your email to do some collaboration work together? Thanks Thomas 🙏