it s amazing how I actually love your videos and teaching as well, that I also watch them while trying to get some sleep in the night as you said ahah as a 35 years old perfumer beginner i cant tank you enough for the afford you put to teach this amazing art! and as an italian but ex londoner (7 years in that crazy jungle ahah) i appreciate your humor guys even more. peace and love guys :)
Ever tried the toothpick trick? Get a toothpick, dip the tip in your essential oil or other perfume mat (like a synthetic). Then, wipe the tip of the toothpick on the dry inner wall of the bottle, using surface tension to reduce the amount of perfume mat on your toothpick tip. Then dip the toothpick into your perfume concentrate. Great way to add super-miniscule amounts of a material, for when you want speed and don't need to be super precise, but you need a far below sub-drop amount. Easy workaround for when you don't have a dilution of a material, or can't be bothered, or any other reason. :) Cheers!
The thing is, I always want to be super precise. I can't imagine a situation in which I wouldn't want to keep an exact measurement of anything that I'm adding to a bottle, so that I would always be able to repeat the action, or avoid it. I can see that it would be handy if you're not me. 😂
Going by the short name it could be 'Karma', also an orange/patchouli bomb would be something I could imagine sitting on Sarah's shelf... Thierry Mugler's Pure Havane brought a little tear to my eye though... now that L'Oréal killed the whole line....
It's for exactly the same as untreated bergamot except without the phototoxicity. I'm not sure if I completely understand your question. It's to make things smell good without damaging their skin.
@@SarahMcCartney4160 In the video you say FCF bergamote is non phototoxic, so I thought BF Bergamote was different. So they both are non phototoxic, right ? The only one you shouldn't use in perfumery is regular Bergamote EO, is that correct ?
Bestest UA-camr Ever Bar None A number one!!! And she makes perfumes
Lols 😂.
it s amazing how I actually love your videos and teaching as well, that I also watch them while trying to get some sleep in the night as you said ahah as a 35 years old perfumer beginner i cant tank you enough for the afford you put to teach this amazing art! and as an italian but ex londoner (7 years in that crazy jungle ahah) i appreciate your humor guys even more.
peace and love guys :)
I really appreciate your writing, and I'll let Arthur know too. 🧡
love your Katherine Hamnett T-shirt.. I had one in 1983! back in the Bodymap days... lol
Ahead of me! This is the special Wilderness edition that raises money for refugees.
Really enjoyed this. Very informative, laugh out loud funny and I would -love- to smell the final product! 😊 x
I'll look it up.
Oh yes, it exists.
Ever tried the toothpick trick?
Get a toothpick, dip the tip in your essential oil or other perfume mat (like a synthetic). Then, wipe the tip of the toothpick on the dry inner wall of the bottle, using surface tension to reduce the amount of perfume mat on your toothpick tip. Then dip the toothpick into your perfume concentrate.
Great way to add super-miniscule amounts of a material, for when you want speed and don't need to be super precise, but you need a far below sub-drop amount. Easy workaround for when you don't have a dilution of a material, or can't be bothered, or any other reason. :) Cheers!
The thing is, I always want to be super precise. I can't imagine a situation in which I wouldn't want to keep an exact measurement of anything that I'm adding to a bottle, so that I would always be able to repeat the action, or avoid it. I can see that it would be handy if you're not me. 😂
Thanks both. Really like the format of these videos
Appreciate you dropping in to say so, thanks.
South Africa!
I honestly don't remember from the film why we're celebrating South Africa, but Yay!
I honestly don't remember from the film why we're celebrating South Africa, but Yay!
What lush fragrance is behind you? Near travel colognes
Going by the short name it could be 'Karma', also an orange/patchouli bomb would be something I could imagine sitting on Sarah's shelf...
Thierry Mugler's Pure Havane brought a little tear to my eye though... now that L'Oréal killed the whole line....
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Thank you! I’m a fun of theirs orris Sappho and jasmine bomb Lust
They also butchered Alien! It now smells, for the lack of better word, cheap
So what's Bergaptene Free Bergamote for then ?
It's for exactly the same as untreated bergamot except without the phototoxicity. I'm not sure if I completely understand your question. It's to make things smell good without damaging their skin.
@@SarahMcCartney4160 In the video you say FCF bergamote is non phototoxic, so I thought BF Bergamote was different.
So they both are non phototoxic, right ? The only one you shouldn't use in perfumery is regular Bergamote EO, is that correct ?
Fcf and bf bergamot are the same
@@chernyylebed2050 Right, thank you.
I think the pomegranate Gods were wise in their recent decisions 🤣😅🤣
I shall have to play it back to check what we said!
Pomegranates are the gold chocolate coins of fruit.
In that they take ages to peel?
@@SarahMcCartney4160 yeah, more of a hobby than a food!
I devote an hour to each one.