05-11-2014, 08:56 PM
PRODUCTION OF THE SPIRIT-UNDERSTANDING PERFUMES
Perfume is a mixture of fragrant essential oils and aromatic compounds, fixatives, and solvents used to give the human body, objects, and living spaces a pleasant smell.Perfume comes from the Latin "on" meaning "through" and "fumum", or "smoke". Many of the ancient spirits were made the extraction of natural oils from plants through pressing and steaming. Then the oil burnt smells in air. Today most of the perfume is used to flavor a bar of SOAP. Some products are even scented with industrial fragrances to mask unpleasant odors or appearing "odorless". Aroma VocabularyAccord: agreement is equivalent to the fragrances of the chord in music. This is a mixture of 2 or more odors that produced the third and a characteristic smell.Agreement may be simple or compound consists of many components, and each component is used when the material is in balance and harmony with each other material so that no component could not be detected. Aroma Chemical: any chemical compound is created and used for its aromatic properties. Aroma chemicals can be isolates of essential oils, chemical modification of these isolates or synthetic compounds from petroleum authority: the main theme is the average fragrance note or "heart" of the perfume, it is also used to describe a fragrance that well-rounded or complete. Balanced: this is when the scent was so thoroughly confused that no aromatic body or effect is not easily detectable. The bottom (base) Note: The fundamental components of fragrance, responsible for his long-running qualities, often referred to as the clamps. Bridge: ability to scent (one of the oil or the agreement), to connect two notes of the fragrance and, thus, smoothing the transition from one phase to another character: the distinct impression that the fragrance gives (fresh, fruity, floral, etc...) diffusion: the extent to which flavor comes from the product or user of the product dry down: the final phase of the flavor-the lower the note, the nature of which appear a few hours after Perfumers applications rate lower (core) notes and persistence of fragrance during this stage. Material used: fixative in perfumery to "install" the spirits or make it longer. Fasteners may be just the materials which is relatively stronger than other components, or they may have some physical or chemical effects to form ties with other materials. Elevator: the effects of scents highly diffuse scents has a good recovery ". Average (heart) Note: the composition of perfumes, which gives it its character with medium or the "heart" of note constitutes the main part of aroma and flavor, or determines the classification of the family. Note (s): one of three separate periods in evaporation of perfume (see: top notes, Middle notes, bottom note). It also points to the olfactory impression one smell. Power: the intensity of aroma Theme: the term "shared" thread describes the ability to scent to flow from one phase to another in a cohesive, not as fashion. Top Note: impression of the fragrance, when first smelt or apply on the skin are usually the most volatile ingredients in perfumery materials in language that shows itself in the first stages of evaporation of volatility: the extent to which the freely penetrates the atmosphere
Both Perfumes are CreatedFragrances are compounds that are added to food to enhance their flavor and create an aesthetic impression. Structure of flavor, like a pyramid with a base, which is larger than the top. The top notes are a small part of the fragrance and make up 15-25% of the flavor. These notes are those that you smell when you first open the bottle or use the product. Middle notes are 30-40% of the total fragrance and becomes visible after the top notes have disappeared. The base notes or lower scores consist of 40-55% of the total flavor and is usually long. They don't appear until the dry down. Top notes: Basil, bergamot, cardamom, coriander, Clary Sage, eucalyptus, Juniper, lavender, grapefruit, lemon, Mandarin, neroli,
Orange, peppermint, Petit grain, pine, tea tree and thyme. The middle or middle notes: cedar wood, cinnamon, clove, jasmine, geranium, marjoram, frankincense, Palma Rosa, Daisy, rose, ylang. The base or Bottom notes: Benzoin, patchouli, sandalwood, vanilla, Vetiver.
TipsInitially consider the note mixing oil and other oils that it may go well with. There are many aromatherapy books and information online that give you directions from which the oils are combined together. First: decide what heart note (s) you want to use (i.e. body, Middle note). Be clear about what you are trying to achieve, and what type of product that will be in. What is the purpose of perfume and what mood you want to create.
Perfume is a mixture of fragrant essential oils and aromatic compounds, fixatives, and solvents used to give the human body, objects, and living spaces a pleasant smell.Perfume comes from the Latin "on" meaning "through" and "fumum", or "smoke". Many of the ancient spirits were made the extraction of natural oils from plants through pressing and steaming. Then the oil burnt smells in air. Today most of the perfume is used to flavor a bar of SOAP. Some products are even scented with industrial fragrances to mask unpleasant odors or appearing "odorless". Aroma VocabularyAccord: agreement is equivalent to the fragrances of the chord in music. This is a mixture of 2 or more odors that produced the third and a characteristic smell.Agreement may be simple or compound consists of many components, and each component is used when the material is in balance and harmony with each other material so that no component could not be detected. Aroma Chemical: any chemical compound is created and used for its aromatic properties. Aroma chemicals can be isolates of essential oils, chemical modification of these isolates or synthetic compounds from petroleum authority: the main theme is the average fragrance note or "heart" of the perfume, it is also used to describe a fragrance that well-rounded or complete. Balanced: this is when the scent was so thoroughly confused that no aromatic body or effect is not easily detectable. The bottom (base) Note: The fundamental components of fragrance, responsible for his long-running qualities, often referred to as the clamps. Bridge: ability to scent (one of the oil or the agreement), to connect two notes of the fragrance and, thus, smoothing the transition from one phase to another character: the distinct impression that the fragrance gives (fresh, fruity, floral, etc...) diffusion: the extent to which flavor comes from the product or user of the product dry down: the final phase of the flavor-the lower the note, the nature of which appear a few hours after Perfumers applications rate lower (core) notes and persistence of fragrance during this stage. Material used: fixative in perfumery to "install" the spirits or make it longer. Fasteners may be just the materials which is relatively stronger than other components, or they may have some physical or chemical effects to form ties with other materials. Elevator: the effects of scents highly diffuse scents has a good recovery ". Average (heart) Note: the composition of perfumes, which gives it its character with medium or the "heart" of note constitutes the main part of aroma and flavor, or determines the classification of the family. Note (s): one of three separate periods in evaporation of perfume (see: top notes, Middle notes, bottom note). It also points to the olfactory impression one smell. Power: the intensity of aroma Theme: the term "shared" thread describes the ability to scent to flow from one phase to another in a cohesive, not as fashion. Top Note: impression of the fragrance, when first smelt or apply on the skin are usually the most volatile ingredients in perfumery materials in language that shows itself in the first stages of evaporation of volatility: the extent to which the freely penetrates the atmosphere
Both Perfumes are CreatedFragrances are compounds that are added to food to enhance their flavor and create an aesthetic impression. Structure of flavor, like a pyramid with a base, which is larger than the top. The top notes are a small part of the fragrance and make up 15-25% of the flavor. These notes are those that you smell when you first open the bottle or use the product. Middle notes are 30-40% of the total fragrance and becomes visible after the top notes have disappeared. The base notes or lower scores consist of 40-55% of the total flavor and is usually long. They don't appear until the dry down. Top notes: Basil, bergamot, cardamom, coriander, Clary Sage, eucalyptus, Juniper, lavender, grapefruit, lemon, Mandarin, neroli,
Orange, peppermint, Petit grain, pine, tea tree and thyme. The middle or middle notes: cedar wood, cinnamon, clove, jasmine, geranium, marjoram, frankincense, Palma Rosa, Daisy, rose, ylang. The base or Bottom notes: Benzoin, patchouli, sandalwood, vanilla, Vetiver.
TipsInitially consider the note mixing oil and other oils that it may go well with. There are many aromatherapy books and information online that give you directions from which the oils are combined together. First: decide what heart note (s) you want to use (i.e. body, Middle note). Be clear about what you are trying to achieve, and what type of product that will be in. What is the purpose of perfume and what mood you want to create.
