If you want to be a professional perfume maker or if you are looking to make your own line of perfumes, this is the perfect class for you! This unique workshop is hosted by one of the leading and industry recognized perfume makings institutes and gives you hands-on experience to experiment with a variety of natural and synthetic raw materials for creating a blend of different course projects under the guidance of professionals.

Course pre-requisite: Previous completion of the foundation level Exclusive perfume making workshop (Basic) is mandatory.

Course objectives:
The course is delivered by combining theoretical instruction, practical workshop sessions with personal private projects that you follow through on from the inception at the beginning of week through execution to completion and final presentation (optional) by the final day of the second week.

• A clear understanding of the majority of perfumery jargon and terms
• Be aware of the major legislation, safety, and stability affecting perfumery
• Create independently a range of perfumes in all major perfume families
• Modify your creations for odor, cost, and product applications
• Able to decipher perfume inquiries systematically and successfully
• To add your own objectives and goals

Course outline:

• Advanced smelling techniques: Smelling from different substrates, Advanced odor classification
• Developing your own product line concept: Creating your own product line
• Creation of all important single florals using aroma chemicals and naturals: How to recreate new or unknown florals, The secrets of creating accords quickly, Creating floral bouquets
• Creating examples of all modern fragrance groups: Aldehydics, Fougeres, Chypre, Oriental, Gourmande etc, Tweaking these quickly to many famous landmark perfumes
• Reverse smelling techniques: Decoding a perfume
• Safety and legislation considerations: IFRA, EEC, and other regulatory bodies, Preparing shipping documents
• Commercial aspects of your product: How to cost your product line
• How to modify a fragrance for product applications: Testing your perfume in products
• How to read and understand a GCMS report: How to interpret a GCMS report, How to practically use the GCMS report to reproduce a perfume, How to modify it to get it closer
• Presenting your own product line: The Launch, The Highest Technique