perfume notes aren't real? (perfume school series)

Some information about fragrance that you might not have known!!
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[@izziedigiacomo4672]

It’s kind of like wine where there are notes of a certain taste like cherries, wood, spices, etc but wine has none of those in it, it just happens to taste similar

[@vanillac0ffeebean]

whaaaaaattt

[@infantswithfirearms]

i thought this was... obvious? like think about it even a little further and realize it's just a description of the scent. did they put the sky in the bottle? the sun? holy water? hot iron????

[@perfumerism]

I thought it was obvious too!! It’s insane how many people in my comments don’t know

[@seairamanning776]

theres one thats like burnt wires I felt like it was so obvious

[@KberlyJson]

Hot iron lololol

[@Khaleesi_Of_Kittens]

You definitely get "Solar" notes from the Sun. 😳

[@lucaria6164]

the moment I read "Ice" as a note for Narciso Bleu Noir edt extreme, I knew it was a story and not an actual note 🙃

[@Baggravation]

*QUESTION:* What's perfume school? 😮

[@perfumerism]

ISIPCA!

[@mizzycutenezz]

Yep, no way they can be using deer musk in perfume nowadays. In ancient China, they used to use deer musk to cause miscarriages and make women infertile. If chinese dramas are accurate at all, this was a strategic way to make rival wives and concubines from elevating their status by having sons, secretly adding musk into incense, perfume sachets, medicines, etc. Who knows if it's any accurate, but all the chinese dramas refer to musk being used when there are miscarriages or cases of infertility

[@kristasweetleaf5695]

Youre so smart Emma, Im so freaking glad you explained this! Ppl really think the notes are real! Like with "gourmand accord", ppl really out here thinking these are actual ingredients as opposed to telling the fragrance story. I wonder what they think ambroxan is

[@user-pv8xt2lx1o]

i’m arab and i can tell you that there definitely are ouds and pure musk with real deer musk

[@perfumerism]

You are right! Certain brands use animal products. However, those are the brands that don't follow regulations. IFRA regulates all the perfume houses, but technically anyone can make a perfume with whatever they want and sell it locally.

[@susantummons1288]

​@perfumerism I'm sincerely wondering why/how they used deer musk glands. As a deer hunter, I have smelled the musk of a mature buck, and let me tell you, I would never want to get that on my skin. In fact, we cut that out before processing the deer to ensure it doesn't taint the meat. How did they use it in perfume?

[@xanvask5142]

A lot of people think it’s banned everywhere but you can still get pure musk in the middle east and asia. It’s similar to concentrated oil but very very balmy. They are really expensive though because it’s hard to produce massive amounts without harming the deer.

[@destructodanie]

The number one they use is a fake vanilla because vanilla is extremely expensive and hard to grow.

[@lyzabethlopez]

Love this! Thank you for sharing your education :)

[@micamicamicachoo]

How do I go to perfume school

[@chloemar_]

Girl same, I wanna know

[@-LittleStarry-]

me tooooo!

[@baby.nay.]

Usually start out with a chemistry degree or background to go into perfumery school , but not always . What countries are y’all in ?

[@chloemar_]

@@baby.nay. United States

[@Sakuyamon]

well some notes are real, after all they use different flowers in perfumes. But to a large degree, notes are just a generic explanation of what a perfume can smell like. Its not a guarantee since smell depend a high degree on ones own chemistry.

[@FREEPALESTINE12302]

PLEASE 😭 can you do what you perfume smells like … but for the sol de janeiro scents ✨

[@Arginne]

What is perfume school and how does one participate?

[@laurenfarrand810]

She’s literally studying perfume as a degree I believe

[@cniknik9863]

There many schools/formal education for careers that look easy on the outside. There is school for wine (becoming a sommelier), for hotel management, for working on clock and time keepers, and more

[@Rene411]

I always knew the were accords made of chemicals raw and synthetic. The notes are what we recognize them to be with our noses as to inform you what it smells like.

[@Molly-yw1yv]

It’s insane how confused people still are about this

[@JLibe3]

Can you please do a review of Devotion by D&G? Dying to hear your thoughts on that one!!

[@Redrumandketchup]

Perfume school??? Please share more

[@Volsabor35]

When you hunt deer you can buy musk to use to attract deer to a location. My god that stuff stinks.

[@baby.nay.]

But it’s still synthetic, it’s not actual deer Musk

[@Erinn1984priscilla]

Wow. I find this soo interesting 🤔

[@beautiful7610]

Can you review Maison Margiela's Replica?

[@perfumerism]

Which one?

[@beautiful7610]

@@perfumerism any honestly. I discovered them recently and have really been loving their unique scents. My personal favorite is by the fireplace- a smoky woody/gourmand scent, and beach walk- which smells like coconut, the ocean etc. I love the concept behind the company and would appreciate your thoughts. Love your channel!

[@Ba11etl0ver70]

Can u recommend me a feminine marshmallow perfume from Sephora?❤️ -P.S luv ur channel!

[@ItsSamantics]

Love, Don’t Be Shy Kilian… it’s a favorite of mine.

[@StephanieBraatz]

Where did you go to perfume school?

[@perfumerism]

ISIPCA

[@foreveranqel.]

can u review cloud pink by ariana grande?

[@MaeAhmad]

So like rum, champagne and any other liquor, there really none in there just the synthetic molecules?

[@perfumerism]

Yes of course! Same with apple, peony, etc!

[@elishatreacy4704]

Where do they find the molecules?

[@perfumerism]

The same place they find any other oil. Perfumes are made at perfume houses; Givaudan, Symrise, Firmenich, etc.

[@hannahd7276]

White diamonds by Elizabeth Taylor is the most horrific combination of smells into one bottle, it smells like a scented period pad or a scented diaper full of dookie 😭😂😭

[@user-bl9hq2gf6i]

WOW please educate yourself a bit more! You are right, just because it says musk in the description, does not mean musk is in it (like with wines), BUT many famous perfumes do have animal products still in them like musk from musk deer, cevit from cervit cat (in chanel nr 5), ambergris from whales (in a guerlain perfume, I think shalimar), castoreum from beevers, hyraceum from cape hyrax. especially the more expensive and established perfume brands DO STILL USE THEM! ITS VERY CRUEL!

[@user-bl9hq2gf6i]

many of these are not necessarily for the scent but they are there to prolong the staying power of perfumes. please educate yourself as a consumer

[@burgundyjayde]

You are absolutely correct and this was the reason why I did not buy one of the more pricier perfumes recently because it had ambergris in it I don't even believe in eating meat let alone wearing a perfume that has some secretion of an animal in it plus I also read that Lady Gaga perfume had humanely body fluids in it I don't know if it's true or just a rumor but I thought I'd mention it😅

[@perfumerism]

I studied fragrance at ISIPCA. This is the information I was taught at the #1 perfumery school at the world. Animal-derived musk has been banned since the 1970s. Any fragrances that used natural musk been reformulated. Chanel No 5 does NOT have natural musk, it has been reformulated several times since it’s first debut. If you have a bottle at home from 1950, your bottle would have natural musk. This is not a concern for today’s customers. Same with civet; animal-derived materials that harm the animal are synthetic now as well! Chanel stopped using civet in the 90s. Any fragrances that contained natural musk have been reformulated!

[@perfumerism]

@@burgundyjayde Fragrance materials are HIGHLY regulated. There are no human fluids in the Lady Gaga perfume, that would be a biohazard.

[@user-bl9hq2gf6i]

@@perfumerism you wrote ambergris is synthetic now and then deleted it. I guess you realized that you're wrong. chanel nr 5 has ambergris, so does one of the creed perfumes and also the guerlain perfume I mentioned already. there are synthetic alternatives, yes, but high end perfumers sometimes prefer the animal products as they are more complex and longer lasting in their opinion. I guess you didnt pay attention at your #1 perfume school or it isn't all that good, because I did not study perfumery, I am just a vegan and conscious consumer that does research before buying things, including perfumes.

[@isabellecase]

Day 2 of commenting on every one of your pasts until you review DIME beauty perfumes

[@burgundyjayde]

You are incorrect recently I was going to buy a perfume but found out that there was ambergris in it which is whales secretion so I did not buy the fragrance

[@perfumerism]

That’s the whole point of this video babe! Ambergris is synthetic, it is banned for use as a raw material. Whatever fragrance you were looking at, I PROMISE there was no ambergris in it. That’s like the whole point of this video😫

[@brc8149]

@@perfumerismmaybe say it one more time😂 maybe it will click… doubtful though.im interested in how many times you have to say the same thing to silly comments. 🩵

[@thatesthetician1717]

That brand woulda been bashed by peta before it hit the shelves if that was true

[@DevilishSeraphim]

I have found that some expensive perfumes claim to use true ambergris …due to it being collected from ethical means, and not harming the whales when found. Can you delve deeper into this and determine what companies use synthetic vs true ambergris? I’m just honestly curious.

[@perfumerism]

@@DevilishSeraphim what companies are claiming this?

[@SalemMillion]

I heard synthetic musk toxicity is equivalent to a bug spray probably they fixed that now, But I'm pretty sure in some Middle eastern fragrance real musk exist