Review of Perfumers World & NEW PERFUMERY DISCORD 

Steve from PW: Very impressed with your Channel. Thank you for a very fair review of your order from us. You gave us some homework too! PW is primarily a perfume compound house, a creator, supplier and contract manufacturer of perfume compounds. Visualized in 1971 and founded in 1999 I have tried to curate a complete collection of the best raw materials from their original sources ("Bedoukian", "Biolandes", "Firmenich", "Givaudan", "IFF", "Kao", "Symrise" etc etc plus our own special purifications to remove unwanted characteristics and things like furocoumarins, heavy metals etc. Many of these we offer for sale. We do not use or sell generic versions of aroma chemicals or materials that can be a fraction of the price of the original material. Some of our materials we can purchase/create in tons others in Kgs and yet others in grams so some of our materials appear to be cheap and others expensive. Full Documentation MSDS, IFRA, EU Allergen forms etc. are supplied on request, based on clients specific needs (if this didn't happen for anyone please contact me via the Website contact page and I will get it put right). Larger quantities Kilos to tons we generally only quote against specific order requirements. However, price breaks happen immediately if you open a Professional Account (20% to 40% discount). **NOTE: We have taken your comments to heart and we will implement more user friendly solutions as quickly as we can. The "Fleuressence" Bases form an integrated systematic solution for rapid formulation development to produce almost any fragrance in minutes. A few years ago we carried out a presentation for 23 "Jo Malone" distributors in South East Asia where we demonstrated an average creation time with, no iteration limits (remakes), of 4.78 minutes. Whilst some feel it is "cheating" it is a powerful method and tool to produce custom perfumes for clients efficiently, cost-effectively and with a first sample acceptance rate of over 90%. Participants in our professional Level Courses learn how to make their own Bases and create quickly with the Bases and then convert them back into "single" raw material versions with only Essential Oils, Extracts, Isolates and/or Aroma Molecules in a few minutes or so.

The video is from 2 years ago so It might have changed recently, but I can confirm now that they provide MSDS of the raw materials. You can find them when you click on a material you’re interested in

Thank you for this! I was just about to place an order from other suppliers. Now I can try a lot more materials.

Thank you for this review. I’ve been looking for the best place to start as someone completely new to the perfumery world, so your reviews are very helpful and insightful.

Is good for make owen perfume and what’s about quality oil please

Thanks for sharing your latest order! There's nothing quite as exciting as trying out new essences :) While I totally get making your own bases rather than buying pre-made ones, I've been considering buying some "Fleuressences" just so I can get to know perfume categories better. For example, I have no idea what perfumers mean when they say "orchid", as orchids don't really have a smell (otherwise I have to go to the department store and smell a bunch of perfumes that claim "orchid" as a note).

i love that there is relative odor impact and hours on paper strips,its very unique for a company sharing that info,very helpful,thanks man for sharing!

This is great thanks

Can anyone confirm that their amber bottles are GL18? I would replace the original caps with polycone lined ones, if they fit.

Thank you for sharing

Hi Sam, can u say something about the purity of the compounds you bought ? Do they give certificate of analysis with the products

I agree with you in regards to using bases, however I'd say if you're willing to use any, get them from the big houses as they're most unlikely to discontinue (maybe reformulation is more probable but it's a common adaptation these days)

Perfumers World (Perfumers Studio) gets such a bad rap, yet I’ve never had a bad experience with the LA location. In the last 6 years, I’ve been able to stop by, smell, pick up, hang out, learn, work and socialize with them. The Fleuressences, and all bases for that matter, can be a challenge. But! When I took a class with Stephen, he mentioned that if something were to happen to him or the company, the actual Fleuressence formulas would be supplied to those who requested them so any product could continue to be produced. I’m stopping by in just a couple days to pick up an order. Thanks for your channel!

Can you please make a video of how to make a perfume at home

Hi Sam, just wondering if you've ever heard of a site called Scent Scientists? I came across it a few weeks ago, they are based here in the UK and i'm thinking of ordering my first few materials from them, they do see to be relatively new judging from the amount of materials they have currently (but can't be 100% sure....lol). Just thought I would bring them to your attention and hope maybe one day, if you get time you could check them out and even possibly do a review of them.

Pell wall do offer you the ingredients list of their bases if you buy a certain volume I believe

I have a hard time using pine needle EO so far. I like the description of the absolute. Sounds more like what I’ve been looking for.

I just ordered the training kit for the online course but apparently in Spain the package could not be delivered due to EU limitations:(

They do have MSDS Documentation near bottom of the page of a product

I specifically asked them for sds , they don't/won't provide them to you. OSHA requires employers to have them availablr=e to employees, etc. The fines in theUS are huge for violating them

Hello Sam, I would like to provide a video about the evaporation curve and measure the effect of the observations on each other in terms of strength and age

Hi it's very nice ro material thanks so interested

Also what do you think about their workshop/courses?

I've heard that their materials are low quality and therefore why they are so cheap. However, I've had no direct experience so I can't speak from experience, so I would be interested in your thoughts if you were able to compare materials from more established sources.

Plisss make app formulair in android

I see your view on why one should not rely on floricences or bases, they are easy short cuts and will defently make a perfumer lazy with no control over his creation. Thank you for the video

The bottle caps are terrible. The orange plastic degrades extremely quickly and many of them don't fit on the bottles properly. They're cheaply made and a bit pointless. On the subject of MSDS I have also asked about this as well as their service for compounding a fragrance. I received a reply about a week later which said that they could compound a fragrance and ship it but they could not bottle it. They never commented on the MSDS enquiry nor did they answer any of the other questions I had asked. Customer service is not the best. Here in Germany two of my last three orders were held at customs and I had to pay an extra 40 euros to get them delivered. The first time I was given a credit note for 40 euros but the second time they ignored my email. On a separate note I've been trying to find out information recently about selling my fragrances. This isn't something I'm wanting to do now, but it's something I'm wanting to focus on in the future. Can you point me in the right direction with regards to finding out the relative information and European requirements. What do I need to do? any helpful information would be greatly appreciated.