Making perfume: USING WOODS ESSENTIAL OILS AND MOLECULES

Sepphiah, Arthur & Sarah on the topic of essential oils made from trees, and others which smelly woodsy but come from roots and leaves. Still more which are individual aromatic molecules created by chemists so we don't have to cut down endangered trees to make perfume. We also chat about 4160Tuesdays fragrances which contain woods materials.
If you like this, you might like to visit www.Patreon.com/Scenthusiasm for the background.

[@sallyrobinson7138]

Oh this was my favourite! Whenever I see woods, patchouli, vetiver or oud, I'm in. I can never decide if I prefer sandalwood to patchouli. I agree, patchouli on its own is a bit strange, but in my 20s I used to love the smell of it on my clothes the day after... (old hippie 😂). It's sweeter somehow. London 1969 was my first buy from 4160 Tuesdays. And Midnight In The Palace Garden is in my top 5 -always-. As usual this video was informative, entertaining (funny! 😁) and just lovely. Sarah, my Blue Peter badge is also 54 years old now 🤗 x

[@SarahMcCartney4160]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Thank you.

[@SarahMcCartney4160]

Very sorry, I had accidentally turned off comments. Please join in.

[@GoddessFactor007]

Thank you for these videos, 4160 Tuesday! They're the next best thing to an actual perfume school (which I still hope you'll DO one day) 😉

[@SarahMcCartney4160]

Thank you. Maybe, and in the meantime we have www.patreon.com/Scenthusiasm

[@abbasalikhan]

Thanks for this lovely video. I checked up on the dreamwood base and its now being sold on various websites.

[@SarahMcCartney4160]

Great, that's good news for all of us.

[@abbasalikhan]

@@SarahMcCartney4160 absolutely! and thanks again for such lovely info and sharing knowledge

[@abbasalikhan]

Yes we have a lot of himalyan cedar or deodar as we call them here in Pakistan but never heard of them being sacred ill do my research on that

[@nams37]

Thank you

[@cyberjynx]

Love it!

[@SarahMcCartney4160]

Thank you. 🙂

[@Tommelise]

you guys are whispering sometimes it is hard to understand...it would be great, if you put names of materials on the screen. It looks like I haven't smelled many of your woody fragrances...and I definitely need to revisit that Garden perfume cause I need't remember it like that at all

[@SarahMcCartney4160]

I usually list them on the Patreon as I post a these films there too. I'm hoping one day to be able to spend more time on this too. For the moment what I do here is share the knowledge free, and I don't yet have the spare hours to annotate them. I'll bear it in mind though, thank you.

[@alokpandey9532]

Hi Sarah, which Sandalwood replacement you find the best?

[@SarahMcCartney4160]

I like Sandalore and I'm only 10 months late here.

[@earthlingbrightstar]

Hi where do you obtain Haitian Amyris? is your clear or straw colour?

[@SarahMcCartney4160]

I buy 5kg at a time from a UK trade supplier and it's straw coloured.

[@earthlingbrightstar]

Hi where can one obtain dreamwood base ?

[@SarahMcCartney4160]

Harrison Joseph has some. Where are you based?

[@earthlingbrightstar]

Thanks for the reply. thats exceptionally kind of you. I live near Cardiff South Wales , Ihave tried Pell Wall but to no avail.

[@SarahMcCartney4160]

@@earthlingbrightstar Here you go: www.harrisonjoseph.co.uk/product-page/dreamwood-base

[@earthlingbrightstar]

yikes its more £££ than my Mysore

[@SarahMcCartney4160]

@@earthlingbrightstar then I fear your Mysore might not be genuine. 🤔

[@tompierce4499]

Wjo is the pretty brownin woman ur working with?

[@SarahMcCartney4160]

She's great, she worked with us for six years while she was at school and university, then when she graduated got a studio manager role in Central London.

[@tompierce4499]

Thank u😍

[@tompierce4499]

Ps. I love ur channel really informative

[@SarahMcCartney4160]

@@tompierce4499 Thanks. 😊