What Are Fragrance Notes And Accords? (Basics # 11)

This series answers all the basic fragrance questions you may have. Today: What are cologne notes and accords?
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[@FragranceBros]

Watch more videos in my Basics Series! bit.ly/39vD4Sk

[@Tobins_throwbacks]

I haven't watched your Basic series, going through and watching em all. Started a couple weeks back and I am enjoying it. Thanks Dave!

[@FragranceBros]

Awesome, thank you!

[@Redolessence]

Fantastic video! I especially love the music analogy!

[@FragranceBros]

+Redolessence thank you, sir!

[@TheRealMcP]

So helpful! Even for a seasoned fragrance enthusiast like me! Great work, Daver!

[@richbriscoe9210]

Love your channel! I'm just getting into the fragrance world & my main experience of fragrances comes from using beard products. I like to try to choose a fragrance that matches or complements what beard products I wear. My favourite notes/accords are tobacco, oud, Woods, leather, smoke.

[@blug2870]

Very very helpful videos of this basic series Great job 👍

[@mrah2423]

Loving these basic videos. Keep them coming!

[@FragranceBros]

+MRah thank you!

[@titan0190]

This was really helpful. I didn't know that before. Very clear explanation. Thanks so much!

[@FragranceBros]

+Titus Lloyd thank you!

[@fidrewe99]

Lemon itself is an accord I'd say. A note wouldn't feel so lively and rich. It's an accord produced by nature, but still composed buy multiple substances. Arguably, even most single molecules typically should be called accords, since they tend to trigger several different types of olfactory receptors and therefore contain combinations of several notes.

[@abdullahqk277]

have you ever smelled "Oud" oil ? Agarwood Oil? how do you pick up notes from it ?

[@555Gear]

This basics episode was particularly helpful. After getting the "wrong" Bleu de Chanel, the EDT, and later hearing about the "amber" note in the EDP I know now what people are talking about LOL

[@ballpaul]

i like D note. and i like D7#9 > D7b9 > Em chord progression. So what fragrance will you recommend? Thanks for the geeky great stuff :)

[@FragranceBros]

+Baul Choy Jazz by Yves St Laurent. 😁

[@ballpaul]

haha! nice try Dave! didn't expect you to come up with an answer like this.

[@JohmathanBSwift]

Really like these series . Good stuff.

[@otis83]

Great video, Dave. That is a fantastic explanation. Thanks!

[@1987198719871]

Very informative, thank you Daver 👍(favorite notes Leather, Tobacco and Lavender)

[@FragranceBros]

[phone] thank you!

[@moonn4108]

I love how you used some music theory to convey the concept !

[@caralovesfragrance1710]

Hi Dave! Thanks for the simple, easy going lesson :)

[@FragranceBros]

+Cara LovesFragrance thank you!

[@ghazanfarghazanfar482]

Beautifully explained about notes n accords.

[@FragranceBros]

thank you!

[@anotherfragrancereviewer4932]

Hey Daver, what Strat is that on the thumbnail?

[@FragranceBros]

+aFragranceReviewer a Fender American strat. 😁

[@brandondennis5889]

Enjoy the analogy thank you

[@MenchieExtrakt]

What gauge do you use bro?

[@FragranceBros]

.10s for most of my guitars. I'll use .11s on guitars with a Gibson scale length.

[@tonymarinelli7303]

The majority of sales associates at Neiman, Saks, Macy's don't have a clue half the time when using fragrance lingo. Throwing in a little bit of music theory, fancy pants.

[@toddsmith7984]

I have about 150 give or take.

[@KingMetta]

I wish youd go back to the old school review style. these green screen BuzzFeed type videos are boring to watch because they are all the same. other than seeing you and hearing your voice, it's hard to differentiate your videos from FragBoy Stewies, from Max Forti, from Cascade Scents, etc. I mean it's okay, but the reason I stayed loyal to your channel is because you didn't follow the stupid trends that go on in the community. I get that people want their videos to look more professional, but when I watch a review on a fragrance I am thinking about getting, I want an opinion from a down to earth person. nowadays it's like watching a video of a sales associate. people used to post to help guys pick a fragrance out, now people post for views and money and the quality of the information has dropped.

[@FragranceBros]

+King Metta My channel still has all the old school content that it's always had. I always post one review a week, and that hasn't changed. I always have a second midweek video and that hasn't changed. The main change that I've made is that now I try to do 5 videos a week if I can, and some of those are sponsored. The content I make always comes from a place of wanting to help people first. But as a video creator, I have to constantly improve my quality and adapt my content when possible. I do agree that the majority of the fragrance community right now is focusing on dumb content, but the whole purpose of this basics series is to help people with basic questions. When people talk to me, they generally ask a lot of the same questions. With that in mind, I thought it would be great to make several videos answering these questions. So far it has been well-received, so I am happy about it.

[@KingMetta]

Fragrance Bros. I understand it, I just hope your channel doesn't lose the good content like other channels have. fragrancebros has always been one of my favorite channels.

[@thatcologneguy446]

Don't quote me on this, but I think the smell of leather is a result of the processing of the product and how it's made to smell better than it actually does. So in a way the leather accord in perfume is mimicking the leather accord in leather products. Crazy huh?