Articles explaining the perfumer’s palette and vocabulary: perfume notes, aroma materials and discussions of fragrance terminology.
The most widely used perfume descriptors such as balsamic (oriental), aldehydic, fougere, etc. are compiled here, along with their explanations and the examples of fragrances that illustrate each term: Speaking Perfume : A-Z of Common Fragrance Descriptions.
Welcome to Bois de Jasmin! I'm a writer, journalist and professionally trained perfumer. On these pages I explore the world of senses through art, literature, and history. - Victoria
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*in the first sentences “as he intertwines” and not “has he intertwines”. And I noticed I forgot alot of “s” when it comes to verb. Sorry for these careless mistakes.… January 22, 2022 at 10:13am
To you Victoria and to all the Bois De Jasmin members who can read french, I would recommend a book by jean-Louis Ameisen: Sur les épaules de Darwin. Jean-Louis Ameisen… January 22, 2022 at 10:02am
Hello Victoria! Thank you for this! I am wondering if you are aware of how fragrance training has transitioned during this period of remote learning and if there are technologies,… January 22, 2022 at 7:29am
Elaina Vayntrub in Perfumes with the Best Sillage (and how to figure it out): I agree 100%. I am introvert with neutral tone wardrobe and my most complimented accessory is Maison Francis Kurkdjian Oud Satin Mood. That my BIG statement piece. January 22, 2022 at 2:38pm