The Curse Of The Creative Woman
One of the major issues I see with creative, competent, women is they often create businesses that start to feel like a chore (Sidenote: I’m
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Measuring Safe Limits Of Perfume Materials
This week I had a question from one of my online students about how to work out the safe limits for materials in the fragrances
How Do I Use Perfumer’s Alcohol?
When starting out in perfumery and learning about the raw materials used it is easiest to work with blends made in alcohol,before moving on to
Creating a perfume brand on a limited budget
I had an email a couple of weeks ago that is a common question I get asked. It went along the lines of “have a
Creating Bespoke Fragrances
I had a great question this week from a reader and thought it followed on well from last week’s newsletter topic which was being selective
How to create Hygge with fragrance
You might have noticed a huge fascination this year with all things Scandinavian and particularly with the Danish concept of Hygge (pronounced Hue-gah). Candle companies
What I learned at IFF about creating fragrance for products
Years ago I worked at a huge fragrance company called IFF – first in the applications lab and then as a fragrance evaluator where I
Should You Make Your Own Perfume or Hire a Perfumer?
Today I want to share something that happened at the Artisan Perfumery Weekend which will hopefully give you the encouragement to get going and create
I want to be a Perfumer – Getting into the Fragrance Industry
In today’s post I want to address the 3 questions I get asked the most. They are: “How do I get into the fragrance industry?”
Are 100% Natural Fragrances Proper Perfume?
One of the things that frustrates me about the perfume industry is the belief that using 100% natural materials is not “proper perfumery” I remember
