Expanded perfumery classes

Beginning January 5, 2010. If you are interested, intrigued, curious, or passionate about perfume in any way Fleurage has designed an experience for you. Go to Perfumery workshops

Fleurage Basic Scent Blending for

NEW PERFUMISTAS

BEGINNING JANUARY 6TH 2010 - TAKING BOOKINGS NOW

Held on Saturday March 13th, April 10th, May 8th, June 12th and July 10th. 10am to noon.
Maximum of 10 people.
$100 per head


The place where all perfumers start is learning basic blending of essential oils to achieve accords and effects. This is basic scent blending for simple fragrances and products, guided by the perfumer of Fleurage who has been studying essential oils and their scent applications for over 15 years

Enjoy 2 hours of discovering the characteristics and researched benefits of essential oils and actually work with these precious extracts to creating your own personal blend to scent a base product for your own use.

You will receive as part of your experience

  • notes on each oil covered and a blending wheel

  • your own small bottle of personal blend to take home and use along with the product scented with your formula

  • morning or afternoon tea

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Telephone: 03 9533 8657

 

Essential oils are like liquid gold

Essential oil absolutes, resins and concretes are the fundamental building blocks of botanical perfumery. They are also a very rare and expensive commodity. They are what we use in our workshops – the genuine exotic ingredients for you to experience first hand.

This quote from Wikipedia is an extract from an article about synthetic perfumery ingredients (indoles) which illustrates the dramatic scale of difference between the origins and pricing of synthetic versus plant based perfume ingredients.

"…1 kilogram of the natural oil requires processing several million jasmine blossoms and costs around $10,000, indole (among other things) is used in the manufacture of synthetic jasmine oil (which costs around $10/kg)." Go to Wiki Page on Indoles.