Making perfume: WHAT MAKES A PERFUME LAST LONGER? 

Sarah, I have tears in my eyes welling up because of what you're doing for us! 🥲

Love how educational this is. Watched other reviews of perfumers trying to teach us how they create perfume but hide so many things. You on the other hand dive deep into it. I'm on a binge of watching your videos 😊

This woman has an awesome sense of humor! I love her

SM you are a hug for my soul! Thoroughly enjoy your thoughts and commentary on these perfume subjects. As a self training curious individual your insights are invaluable and priceless. Thank you and keep up the amazing content! 😀

Sarah, you are the best! Thank you so much for sharing such valuable, useful and real knowledge! Gonna try right now the iso e, hedione, ethylene combo! Love you

I’ve learnt more from this one video than any other on this topic. Thank you 🙏

Thank you for the wonderful videos! I have learned so much from this. I am an absolute beginner at perfumery and am playing with some nice smelling essential oil kits. I have added Benzoin, Tonka absolute, Oakmoss (?), Vetiver Absolute, and need to get some Labdanum. I have been struggling with presuming that these fixatives

Thanks for all your wisdom much appreciated

The magic Sarah 💕

🤗 Thanks fir this talk ❤️

Your videos are absolutely amazing and inspiring. I just wanted to mention that DPG does NOT mix with any kind of wax for candles. I understand you were explaining the purpose of DPG as a solvent and I thought I point it out in case someone is trying to make scented candles, the DPG will eventually seep out of the candle wax. IMP or fractionated coconut oil are much better candidates for solvents when it comes to candle making.

I loved this conversation and it is something I have often thought about. It seemed logical to me that physically "sticky" ingredients cause others to stay put for longevities sake. It seems like in your experience that is true. Something that has always intrigued me was ingredients like ISO E and Hedione where they can help make a perfume more diffusive, however also make it last longer. The two seem somewhat at odds with each other in my brain. I'm not a perfumer, but I have been curious to do some of my own blind testing of certain naturals mixed 1:1 with these super ingredients to see if I notice differences. Could be fun, but I fear it could be expensive depending on the materials purchased! -Chris

Thank you so much 🥰

Thanks for all information’s you give 💐

thanks sarh for sharing such a wonderfull and importent information, i was wondering about amber xtreme if it's possiable that you can give some information about it and the way of using it.

🦋Great Teaching. Thank you!🦋

I find myself shifting in my seat talking about velcro balls. 💰 Always wondered what was in that Guerlainade. To me it just smelled like fatty soap with a tinge of bergamot. But the miraculous mystery base sounds delightful Sarah. The MMB. Lasting all day @ 5 percent! Proving that it is possible. Ps, the process of elimination is so key for me identifying materials. I also like to create creative mental images in the same way that some savants use to remember long strings of numbers. Combining the two techniques is nearly a fool-proof method.

Great overview and I have most of them, I could join in!

Dzięki

great video, you are right about the projection of a perfume if it is too much is insulting to people nose , may i use benzyl benzoate as a fixative and if yes how is it getting mixed with the oil or with the alcohol ?