Veramoss // Evernyl: One of perfumery's most used base notes

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 72

  • @pami333
    @pami333 Рік тому +35

    The name Evernyl actually derives from the genus Evernia, to which oakmoss (E. prunastri, with treemoss being Pseudevernia furfuracea) belongs. 🙂

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому +12

      That makes a lot of sense, thank you for the great insight, I didn’t know that!

  • @justcat6042
    @justcat6042 Рік тому +10

    another quality content! I always love when you cover one material and make a whole video about it. can you do Safranal next? I always love Safranal

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому +2

      I’ve been meaning to get me hands on safranal! Currently I only have safraleine

  • @estebanpeiromolina1453
    @estebanpeiromolina1453 Рік тому +18

    This channel is slowly but surely becoming my favourite go-to material for perfumery content. Keep it up, cause with this quality, order, structure, and discipline, it will only become bigger and better. Great format btw.

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому +3

      Thank you, I’m glad you appreciate my work. I’d be interested to hear what other perfumery content you enjoy

  • @marekziela9886
    @marekziela9886 Рік тому +2

    Wow! Perfect timing. I was just thinking about buying veramoss but i wasn't sure before watching the video :)

  • @signalfire6691
    @signalfire6691 10 місяців тому +3

    I have a small glass bottle of 'oakmoss oil' that I bought in a head (hippie) shop probably in the early 1970s. It may well be the real thing, oakmoss, before it was banned. The oil is long gone but the bottle! It still smells glorious - a deep dark forest with bands of sunlight peeking through and hitting the forest floor, warming the earth.

    • @ABADY599
      @ABADY599 4 місяці тому

      Nothing will come close to the real thing

  • @SchoolOfScent
    @SchoolOfScent Рік тому

    Amazing video mate, didn't realise this note was so useful! Absolutely need to get it 😩

  • @SamuelGustav
    @SamuelGustav Рік тому +1

    Indeed a versatile and wonderful material, I admit I often "forget" about it, but does wonders, specially giving that sweet powdery effect that I actually love. I also find it helps to smooth things up a bit. I will try doing a blend of labdanum and veramoss to see the effect, thank you for the tip and video :)

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому

      Yeah I sometimes forget about it too

  • @thedayseye363
    @thedayseye363 Рік тому +5

    I love this style of video focusing on one material :)

  • @javierdiazsantana
    @javierdiazsantana Рік тому

    Greetings Sam. Hope you're well: Evernyl comes from the botanical or scientific name of oakmoss, which is Evernia Prunastri. There is also used more lately the tree moss, belonging to the subspecies Evernia Furfuracea. It is an ingredient which lately has been used more likely for its fixative capabilities but the men's perfumery from the 1970's and 80's used oakmoss very heavily on its construction. I can name a dozen fragrances that contain a ridiculous amount of it. Paco Rabanne Pour Homme, Polo Green, Drakkar Noir, Givenchy Gentleman, Chanel Antaeus, Ted Lapidus Pour Homme from 1978, Lacoste Original, Oscar De La Renta Pour Lui, Gucci Pour Homme from the 70's, Enrico Coveri Pour Homme, and such.

  • @pak8701
    @pak8701 Рік тому

    Definitely more videos like this one👌

  • @superaak
    @superaak Рік тому +1

    Thank you. Still waiting for android ver of Formulair app

  • @kaanerdal
    @kaanerdal 15 днів тому

    Mr. Macer, thanks for the video. I have a question. I bought veramoss and diluted to %10 in ethanol. It seems totally dissolved. When i test it on my skin, it solidifies as white powder after alcohol evaporises. I believe it may be harmful to sniff it. Is it normal? Thanks in advance.

  • @drewwilkins9963
    @drewwilkins9963 Місяць тому

    Calone + evernyl. I would never have guessed it. But it works! For a delicate candy note, pair evernyl with a trace of blue cypress.

  • @amaladiguna8873
    @amaladiguna8873 3 місяці тому

    Bought some veramoss and compared it with oakmoss EO. It's pretty different! I'm not sure how significant veramoss is compared to the other components of oakmoss EO.

  • @MrDigitalWorks
    @MrDigitalWorks Рік тому +2

    I really love Evernyl! And it smalls so different in my creations. For me it also has a similar smell/vibe like Cashmeran.

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому

      I can see that to a small degree

  • @Inisiarev
    @Inisiarev Рік тому

    Labdanum…..one of my favourites as well.

  • @justaddlight
    @justaddlight Рік тому +1

    Great vid Sam! Neat about that rock pool accord. Great to see the GCMS printout of BR540 too. 😄 That much hedione eh?

  • @daniellabuda7744
    @daniellabuda7744 Рік тому +1

    This type of series is really nice. Thanks for the information, I am thinking about some experiments with Evernyl in future.

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому +1

      Thank you, good luck with your experiments :)

  • @GreMliNkor
    @GreMliNkor 8 місяців тому

    Fun fact: when I first bought evernil I was kinda disappointed that it doesn't smell like real moss, and literally all my friends agreed that it doesn't.
    But we all agreed that it smells like realistic hay (unlike cumarine, which smells like sweet perfumery type of hey) and also a little bit like grapefruit, which is the thing that Sam described as fuzzy. I feel like this description gives you better understanding of what you should expect from evernyl

  • @shreejeethrd1136
    @shreejeethrd1136 Рік тому +1

    Any leads on android version of your app?

  • @Yash-zx9qj
    @Yash-zx9qj 2 місяці тому

    Hey sam how to reach out to you to get some more knowledge on dilution or can you tell me how much to dilute veramoss in alcohol or dpg

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  2 місяці тому

      Watch my videos on dilutions

  • @gaara2960
    @gaara2960 Рік тому

    Thank you! Yes for me its the most longlasting Ingredient its so long lasting for days even on skin and after bath. Amazing. I think if I put in every batch what I made some drops in side for fixing all stuff together more. Alot of my perfumes what i made are not longer lasting than 2 hrs even with strong bases like labdanum and javanol. Its so demotivating

  • @33k33k
    @33k33k Рік тому

    Would be interesting to try out different accords with evernyl and oakmoss absolute and see how they differ. Also, chypre accord video coming up?

  • @juliusbernotas
    @juliusbernotas Рік тому

    I assume It's been used in tons of men's deodorants and shower gels, and in huge amounts. Because my first impression was "this smells like a gym locker room".

  • @egyptianmauworld2433
    @egyptianmauworld2433 Рік тому

    Sam your channel is just phenomenal. And very very informative well put over, i got the labdanum you sell and it is brilliant, as you said about otgers having off notes really not till you get great product do you notice it as much.

  • @fellipebarros1
    @fellipebarros1 Рік тому

    I prefer oak moss, veramoss has a metallic, fluffy, earthy odor and is a bomb, if the mixture is not well done it can ruin the fragrance

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому

      Yes it can be tricky to use

  • @juandelacruzfraganciadelac1224

    I wish I saw this video before I did my other for my perfume oil. But next order I'm getting Veramoss.

  • @shuvanidev
    @shuvanidev 7 місяців тому

    Thank you for this! I am not a perfumer, just a perfume lover and I have loved chypre's my whole life but became allergic to oakmoss about 10 years ago. My reactions were so uncomfortable that I have been reluctant to try anything that mentions moss of any kind in perfumes, just in case. Learning about this I think now I can do small experiments with modern chypre's to see if I have skin issues with them. I would love to be able to wear something with this mossy accord again.

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  7 місяців тому +1

      Good luck with your experiments, I’m sure you’ll be able to make something you like. You could combine it with pine or cypress absolute to get even closer to the natural oak moss.

    • @shuvanidev
      @shuvanidev 7 місяців тому

      Thank you so much, that's very helpful!

  • @cesar4801
    @cesar4801 Рік тому

    Sam, love your videos! Please make one on muguet/lily of the valley materials. Thank you!

  • @setharmstrong2821
    @setharmstrong2821 7 місяців тому

    Again, wonderful research & insight 🙏🏽

  • @franciscobido7552
    @franciscobido7552 Рік тому

    I live in New York how I can get good ingredients

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому

      Try Perfumer’s Apprentice

  • @williammackay3321
    @williammackay3321 6 місяців тому

    Sam I’m confused with robert oakmoss and what dilution it can be used at …. And what’s the percentage of the finished perfume ??

  • @nicholasalannelsonmusic1246

    Another excellent segment,, Sam. Just ordered some from Perfumer's Apprentice and I'm looking forward to playing with it.
    Keep these coming! I'm learning an awful lot from you. Cheers!

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому

      I’m glad you’re learning!

  • @amazonamazon4872
    @amazonamazon4872 Рік тому

    Hey sam,
    Quick question. Idk if youve ever smelled eight & bob egypt or not but theres a generic deep sweet powdery note in the base.
    I pick it up in alot of perfumes, any idea what it could be??

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому

      I have not smelled it unfortunately!

  • @tomask9588
    @tomask9588 Рік тому

    Interestingly I cannot smell Methyl Atrarate almost at all - I keep a blotter in my room and smell it almost every day, and after two months I can get a few gentle sniffs at a time and then its gone - which is still a huge progress since at the beginning I couldn't smell anything and wondered if the supplier sold me some scammy material. In compositions, nothing, though I guess I get the fixative effect at least.

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому

      It is subtle! You may be predisposed to perceiving it less strongly too. I think it’s effect in blends is often more noticeable than alone so try that too!

  • @JMLCK78
    @JMLCK78 Рік тому

    Do you find that oakmoss absolute smells like the perfumery note? I always thought it was a fantasy note!

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому +1

      I find it fantasy like too

  • @franciscoalonso
    @franciscoalonso Рік тому

    What dosing changes do I need to make if I want to replace oakmoss absolute with Veramoss?

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому +1

      If I remember correctly, oakmoss is 65% Veramoss, so you could try 2/3 as much

  • @isaiahsmith1910
    @isaiahsmith1910 Рік тому

    Thanks for the Video Sam keep it up! Where did you get the B40 formula from ?

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому

      An Instagram account called @fragrance.drama

  • @RobertLaTuso
    @RobertLaTuso Рік тому

    Does anyone know if this is the prominent “Oakmoss” note in “Hacivat” by Nishane?

    • @amazonamazon4872
      @amazonamazon4872 Рік тому

      Yes and no, i believe mr. Lee uses evernyl (givaudans equilvelent to veramoss) and a natural/synthetic oakmoss blend in a personal oakmoss accord in hacivat.

  • @rubyqaddoumi569
    @rubyqaddoumi569 Рік тому

    Definitely would love to see more videos 🙏

  • @michaelmeshulam6983
    @michaelmeshulam6983 Рік тому

    I love veramoss, can you do a episode on Kaphalis? Thank you for the content!

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому +2

      Potentially, Kephalis is a lovey one

  • @johnnycomelately6341
    @johnnycomelately6341 Рік тому

    Good info Sam, thankyou

  • @Bougieboulevard
    @Bougieboulevard Рік тому

    Thank you for your video, I highly appreciate it. Could you please share with us the methods that you use for testing your fragrance before you launch it?

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому

      Thank you! I like to test it on my skin and see what both myself and other people think.

    • @Bougieboulevard
      @Bougieboulevard Рік тому +1

      @@sammacer Thank you for your response. I do test on my skin and apparel, because fragrance usually preforms differently on different surfaces. Also I ask my friends to wear them while they are around to see how they really preform, because in many cases I can’t smell it on my skin after 15 minutes meanwhile people say that they can smell me from 10 meters. And finally I leave a blotter dipped in my fragrance in a separate room and visit that room after 10-20 minutes. If you have some more specific suggestions like this I would highly appreciate it.

  • @sanjeevdwivedi6347
    @sanjeevdwivedi6347 Рік тому

    Hi Sam do you any idea how to create a perfume booster?

    • @sammacer
      @sammacer  Рік тому

      Not too sure what you mean

  • @jaycejones1024
    @jaycejones1024 Рік тому

    Love it!! Thank you so much Sam