Fun EO Site
Here’s a fun site with interesting info on natural perfumery ingredients and their chemical constituents. This link has been given a few times before on various boards, but if you’ve not caught it before you might enjoy a peek.
Here’s a fun site with interesting info on natural perfumery ingredients and their chemical constituents. This link has been given a few times before on various boards, but if you’ve not caught it before you might enjoy a peek.
Thank you, Amer, for your beautiful review of Cocoa Sandalwood on The Fragrant Man! I know what you mean about the fragrance community being full of generous souls! 🙂 Glad you’ve met good friends and discovered a love of natural perfumes! The Fragrant Man blog is holding a Cocoa Sandalwood sample drawing too, so you…
Sometimes it is frustrating how much time I spend on things other than scent blending. I have a couple new fragrances I’m working on and it goes much more slowly with so many other things that need doing. On the bright side, I just finished the art file for the new edp boxes and should…
I just added Winter Woods to the site. It’s a gentler smoky woods scent than the Firesides, with a gourmand amber and woods drydown, quite delicious and long-lasting. Here’s the website description: http://www.sonomascentstudio.com/winterwoods.shtml For those who tested samples, it is #5, which is similar to #4 but without one earthy ingredient and with added ambergris. If…
We had a nice response so I picked four random numbers instead of just two; third place can pick one 5 ml spray and fourth place can pick any four samples. I assigned numbers based on your posting order and then used random.org to pick four numbers. Here are the winners with their lucky numbers:…
The month of February is the anniversary of the Sonoma Scent Studio website — we’ve been online for 6 years now. I’ve had the pleasure of meeting and becoming friends with many wonderful people over those years and have enjoyed the way the site connects me to fragrance lovers all over the world. I have…
Here is a great drawing for those of you who want to learn more about natural perfumery. Ayala of Ayala Moriel Parfums is holding a drawing for a copy of her Foundation In Natural Perfumery Handbook. I know some of you are playing around with blending, and this could be a big help to you….
This is quite the interesting site. Thanks for posting it!