Bergamoss Perfumery School + Perfume making Kit

Description

NOTE: The perfume course is currently available only in Czech (we are working on English subtitles).

The first Czech perfumery video course led by the renowned Czech perfumer Václav Lebeda, owner and perfumer at Bergamoss Perfumes and the in-house perfumer for the Czech manufacturer of scented products (perfumes, candles, laundry fragrances, car fragrances, etc.), Mandario.

“Together, step by step, we will blend 11 fragrance accords and 2 final perfume compositions, and we will learn everything needed to continue with our own experiments and creations. We will also work together in an exclusive Facebook group where we can advise each other, support one another, and ask any questions related to fragrance creation.”

Perfumery Kit Contains:

1. Fragrance ingredients (both natural and synthetic)
2. A digital scale with a capacity of up to 100g and an accuracy of 0.001g
3. Perfumery papers
4. Pipettes
5. + 10ml bottle for your creations

The course consists of 29 chapters:

1. About the Course
2. What is a Perfume Made Of?
3. Natural Fragrant Ingredients in Perfumes
4. Synthetic Fragrant Ingredients, or “Use Synthetics, Save a Tree!”
5. Where and What to Buy?
6. How to Use a Pipette and a Scale?
7. How to Test Fragrances? How to Properly Assess a Scent?
8. The Perfume Pyramid + Perfume Concentrations – and Why Neither Is as Important Today
9. Abbreviations in Perfumery (IPM, DEP, PEA, TEC, CO2, …)
10. GCMS Analysis –  or How “Clones” Are Created
11. The Structure of a Perfume / Clouds / Low Slope Ingredients
12. Perfumery Kit – Materials
13. Weighing, Diluting, Calculating
14. Red Rose Accord – We Will Mix the Scent of Red Rose
15. Jasmine Accord
16. Vanilla Oriental Accord
17. Wild Strawberry Accord
18. Canadian Blueberry Accord
19. Tea Accord
20. Gold Amber
21. Fougère Accord – “Fern” Accord, Barbershop Accord
22. Mellis Accord – A Typical Old-French Accord
23. Grojsman Accord – An Accord Inspired by thePerfumer Sophie Grojsman
24. Oud Accord
25. We Compose a Perfume I.
26. We Compose a Perfume II.
27. Personal Experiments – The Most Important Aspect of a Perfumer’s Work
28. Where to Have Your Perfume Manufactured?
29. What’s Next?