How to Make Perfume like Creed Green Irish Tweed

[@mochacola72]

I had to substitute many materials...but I can't wait to smell it in a few weeks.

[@SirVicc]

My absolute favorite fragrance. Glad you did this one. You've done a lot of my favorite classics that I own. Hugo Boss, Eau Savage, Guerlain Vetiver, and Brut. It's fascinating to see all the ingredients, especially the ones not listed.

[@spideygc]

Thank you Ryan. OMG this ine is a banger ! Even if I didn't smell the real Grenn Irish Tweed this formula is just the best green / fresh thing I have ever smelled. So much DHM with so much light, it is simply incredible. Can't stop smell it, thanks !!!

[@RyanParfums]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@osamatheblacklotus8788]

Am waiting to see the video of making creed aventus. Go on, you are gret.

[@Bluedawn295]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4OqpGlqm72rfpI - he did! :-)

[@Bluedawn295]

I love this. It's a daily wear now.

[@MrPaulMarlow]

I really appreciate your videos-incredibly interesting and very well produced. Have you tackled any Tom Ford fragrances? Noir Extreme, Black Orchid, any of the leathers (Ombré, Tuscan) any of the Tobacco (Vanille, Oud) or any of the spring/summer classics, Neroli Portofino, Eau de Soleil Blanc? Many Tom Ford fans would love to see any of these in future videos!

[@RyanParfums]

I have a Tuscan Leather formula I will review. Other formulas I have for Tom Ford I've purchased, and don't feel right about covering those without the permission of the company I purchased it from. Still, there are a couple we can do :-)

[@TheMindfulJourney-gr9bl]

Absolutely replace your roses. I did as soon as we arrived, 10 years later I have the joy of going from plant to plant all summer long smelling them all like a bee. If possible, plant a Gertrude Jekyll, the smell is out of this world. Thanks for sharing again.

[@RyanParfums]

Thank you!!! I’m going to do this!

[@loveisrealdudes]

Thanks man. Great stuff

[@خلق-الله-بالحق]

Great stuff

[@fahdneutron]

amaaaaaaaaaaziiiiiiiiiiiiing

[@ahnehtub2]

It's still youg if you compare it with Chanel nr 5 (1921), Guerlain Shalimar (1925) or really old like 4711 Echt Kölnisch Wasser (1792) or Acqua di S.M. Novella (1533). :)

[@fredsolze1710]

I like your track shelves. Do you have a link to where you bought them? and are them just plastic step organizers on them? thanks! I know for sure organization is very helpful, it get cluttered very quickly

[@RyanParfums]

Yes! They are just 1” x 10” boards (from Home Depot) sitting on 10” shelf brackets (purchased from Amazon). The four tier display stands are also from Amazon.

[@furkanpolatackgoz1840]

I m absolutely love your contents. Immediately subscribed. Just a quick question. As a beginner, I am unable to access so many essance like this. Can I able to starts with highest volumed essence at the beginning to at least get similiar result or it will be absolutely goes wrong direction and dont even try. I am kinda lost without even started

[@RyanParfums]

Thank you! Starting with the highest concentration materials will certainly help get you in the direction of your desired fragrance, but there are some ingredients that, albeit small, contributes greatly to the fragrance.

[@wib6044]

I’ve “made” a couple in the past two weeks. Really loosely following formula and both have turned out really good. Not sure if they are close to original, but good on their own. A helpful hint is to go the good scents company or the supplier website and get descriptions for those things you don’t have. Then try to use what you have that best fits the scent description. Obviously there can be differences in smell, maybe more in performance, but a helpful exercise all around.

[@charalamboscharalambous112]

Dear Ryan are you using the exact formula you posted below from perfume archaeology Or you modified it in smaller amount?because you didn't posted in your computer the formula you're making now or maybe i missed it ! Can you please do the lost cherry by Tom Ford because perfume archeology it seems they have it in percentage % :( in any way thank you for the time spent offering your knowledge ❤

[@RyanParfums]

I am using the formula I posted, butadjusted for smaller output. In this example, there are 3950 parts to the formula. Since I didn't want to make 3950 grams or 395.0 grams, or 39.50 grams, or 3.950 grams (you get it?), I adjusted the formula to deliver roughly 8 grams. of juice. Lots of math (automated by Sam Macer's app Formulair - which I use), to calculate 3950 parts across an 8 gram sample. The formulas I post are either directly from the patent, or they will be the formula I used if I made any adjustments.

[@gavin3250]

Привет маэстро! Есть вопрос. В Формуле указано: Alpha Damascone 10%, Galbanum Oil 10%.... Это значит, что они уже предварительно разбавлены для формулы? Или нужно брать их как 100% и разбавлять до 10%? В формуле Methyl Octane Carbonate 1% если блрать его таким разбавленным для 80 гр. при 20% концентрации, то нужно этот 1% раствор предразбовлять для 1% чтобы была удобная масса 0,15 гр.

[@RyanParfums]

This formula for the concentrate directs us to add 70 parts of Alpha Damascone at a 10% dilution. This equates to 7 parts Alpha Damascone, 63 parts solvent. For Methyl Octine Carbonate at 1%, the addition of 35 parts equates to 0.35 parts MOC, 34.65 parts solvent.

[@wib6044]

Thoroughly confused on this formula. 3950? It doesn’t break down to parts per thousand. Did you just do it like .900g .050g and .010g etc each material?

[@RyanParfums]

It’s not parts per thousand, it’s parts by weight. Occasionally you’ll see formulas that don’t add up to 1,000 😕. For this formula, you can divide each line by 3.95 and you’ll get the parts-per-thousand amount. Alternatively, just assume each line is in terms of grams. So your last point would be accurate, e.g .900g, .050g, etc.

[@wib6044]

Ahhhh! Cool thank you. Never seen anything written out like this. I spent a full minute racking my brain on the first two ingredients thinking wait, what?! I made this today with a handful of substitutes and ballpark amounts and was surprised at how well it turned out off the bat.

[@Rene411]

How long did it take you to acquire all of your materials? Also how long did it take you to learn them all?

[@RyanParfums]

I started acquiring materials in September 2021. I’m still not familiar with many of them. Some of them I’ve purchased only so that I could make the formulas that others have provided or that I’ve found in patents. This will be a lifelong journey 😂

[@TalesoftheMidnightrealm]

do you keep any of your materials in the fridge?

[@RyanParfums]

I keep most of my materials in the fridge, except for my cedarwoods, patchoulis, vetivers, olibanums, labdanums, and other woody/balsamic resinoids.

[@RyanParfums]

I should clarify - I keep most of my non-diluted materials in the fridge. Once dilutions are made, the bottles go on the wall. :-)

[@TalesoftheMidnightrealm]

even the synthetics?@@RyanParfums

[@TalesoftheMidnightrealm]

even they synthetic molecules?@@RyanParfums

[@juandelacruzfraganciadelac1224]

What is it that you put in your Hedione HC?

[@RyanParfums]

A little BHT.

[@juandelacruzfraganciadelac1224]

@@RyanParfums BHT stands for what again ?

[@RyanParfums]

@@juandelacruzfraganciadelac1224 butylated hydroxytoluene

[@juandelacruzfraganciadelac1224]

@@RyanParfums thank you so much

[@moaztariq7314]

Can i order it?

[@RyanParfums]

Alas, not at this time.

[@d.t.olalee6758]

How much did this cost you to make roughly? And do you have a way to purchase your “recreations”?

[@RyanParfums]

No way to purchase the recreations yet. The 8g sample I made contained roughly $1.00 worth of juice. But how do I incorporate the capital costs, labor costs, general expenses... :-)

[@fastrunlogistics3560]

8 gramms with ethanol? Or 8 g of oil?

[@RyanParfums]

The batch was about 8 grams. Most ingredients were diluted.

[@fastrunlogistics3560]

Thanks

[@teabagNBG]

nice, but thats alot of ingredients, they always act like its just a few LOL doing this is not so cheap if u need to get so many...

[@RyanParfums]

It’s a lot of ingredients. And definitely not cheap if you only want to make a couple fragrances.

[@profound369]

If you were planning to buy this product anyway you can buy the ingredients separate and make it better yourself for probably the same amount of money

[@sureshmaru2914]

Total 3950 ml. Gm?

[@RyanParfums]

It can be whatever weight you want, grams, kilograms, pounds. Personally, I use grams. :-)