Fragrance Masterclass Part 1: Citrus Family

[@Jenn_N]

Also... Now I know why I love Bergamot and lavender so much, especially together.

[@heloisa-candido]

Please, pleeease continue this series, Ashley!

[@fragonerd]

Wonderful!

[@martinarenzi4744]

Thank you so Much Ashley ❤😊 very interesting and instructive 😊

[@marianklaassen7318]

Thank you so much for this video! 👌🏻😍🤩

[@sarazigova1641]

Love the hairstyle

[@paradiseagencyusa]

Lovely channel 😍🌹

[@viggenone]

There's a citrus in Yucatán México called Lima Yucateca, looks like a lemon but green, you can do lemonade that taste as if its made of Earl Grey tea, so refreshing and delicious! Great video, thanks for sharing Ashley!!

[@ashleyinparisvideos]

Sounds delicious!!

[@jennyyang2257]

I’m excited for this new series! It was especially interesting to learn the compounds each of the citruses share with other plant materials, it sheds light on why they’re reminiscent of certain other scents or commonly combined with those materials.

[@juandelacruzfraganciadelac1224]

Love the new look and great video can't wait for the next one.

[@Gonzalo_K]

This is the kind of content we've been waitning for! Love it! 💚

[@ashleyinparisvideos]

Very happy to hear that Gonzalo! Thank you :)

[@joesmellsgood]

Love this content!

[@davidluke781]

I'm looking forward to next week's video.

[@goodjeans7084]

I’m thrilled you are doing this series! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Looking forward to next week’s video. Cheers

[@rayanevieira7548]

So excited for this series!

[@jasvirsandhu1158]

Thank You Ashley for sharing you knowledge 🙏🏼 Love your content 🙌🏻

[@tracyramos1019]

This explains why I'm not a fan of a lot of lemon in my perfumes.

[@brandonwhalen3379]

Really enjoyed this 👏👏…

[@ems_h.eartnotes]

I love lemon and bergamot best. That's so interesting with the lemon/pine and bergamot/lavender commonalities, I love those aromatics and it makes so much sense !

[@mmmikko]

I love this idea! More of these videos please.

[@laurenrecently5801]

Yessss 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥰🥰🥰

[@EllaMinnowPeaNess]

Awesomely informative yet simple with the delivery. I love this format. Please please continue. I would like to learn.

[@caseyw1050]

As a self taught perfumer, I would love to see more awesome videos like this 🤓 As an expert in hair color….LOVING the new blonde!

[@alizarineleszygs]

Thank you Ashley. A Citrus I love the smell of is combawa.More floral than the others

[@Jenn_N]

Bergamot is my fav citrus for perfumery. They all have their place though and are so uplifting and energizing. Thanks for all the amazing information this was great! 💛

[@Lightning_Alert]

This is a great idea for a series of videos! Thank you for this!

[@SMELLOFTRUTH]

Great work dear! Looking forward to more 🙏🏼

[@ashleyinparisvideos]

Thank you Karim! 🙏

[@heather_hester]

Looking forward to this series! Thanks for sharing your knowledge ❤

[@StevenTwoTwo]

Very interesting video Ashley. Hope to see more of these. One of my favourite citruses in fragrance is Mandarin, but orange and grapefruit are up there too. New hairstyle is a win by the way 👍

[@michaelbullock8011]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@PlugInKali]

Very interesting series! I'm really looking forward to more families! As for bergamot, yes, the fruit itself is very hard to come by, but you can very easily become acquainted with the smell if you just buy some earl grey tea.

[@ashleyinparisvideos]

Yes! That is a very good point. Early grey tea is a great reference point for bergamot.

[@huimo4886]

Amazing

[@danielbarros_1001perfumes]

Great video ❤ I imagined you wouldn't have the bergamot to show. I never saw one myself 😢

[@LifeOfPabs]

Love this! Thank you so much for making this. I look forward to future videos ❤

[@yueji2010]

Could you help reviewing Le Couvent fragrance

[@Hector.Banuet]

Looking good 😘

[@l.s.8244]

So grateful for this series, and excited for more to come! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@ashleyinparisvideos]

Thank you for watching!!

[@carlosperfumes6714]

Te queda muy hermoso ese tono de cabello❤

[@jhors7777]

Lovely Ashley thank you for posting this helpful video. I love the beautiful new look.

[@ashleyinparisvideos]

Thank you!

[@DimitarTrenchev]

Love! Finally a deep dive in notes both chemical and natural. Can’t wait to see the next one although I do hope it will be longer and with more details. ❤

[@vivdizzle]

This is such an informative video! Another citrus that’s getting quite popular in perfumes these days is Yuzu!

[@gnparticle]

I love the Chemistry information! When you said Organic Chemistry class, were you referring to a class in your perfumery syllabus?

[@ashleyinparisvideos]

It was actually in my regular ochem class during undergrad! We also had a lab where we synthesized fruity smelling esters. It was super cool

[@martinarenzi4744]

Yes thank you Ashley for sharing super interesting knolwdge on parfume chemistry, please do morere videos on this❤😊

[@DapperProf]

Gonna have to hit the grocery store tomorrow! 😁

[@joviromero9224]

❤️

[@huimo4886]

If you made a course, I'd buy it for sure! Like this comment if you would buy it too!

[@Harrock]

What about Bergamotte ? Isnt that related to Lime .?

[@ashleyinparisvideos]

While both are in the Rutaceae family, the smell of bergamot is closer to a mix between lavender and orange than to a lime. This is true even of green bergamot which is sometimes visually mistaken for combava (also known as kaffir lime), but their odors are ultimately different. As another commenter mentioned, Early Grey tea is a nice reference point for bergamot. Hope that helps!

[@kereberus1]

Thank you for this! Also, don't hate me but the picture to your left is just distracting.

[@MarkAg47]

Blonde?