Making the essence of a perfume involves scientific knowledge and artistic qualities.
To come up with a wonderful combination that can transport our mind to a sublime paradise by using the sense of smell, requires an intellect of a genius.
Flowers are essential. In addition to flowers, also fruits, spices, resins, leaves, gums, balsams, and even grasses are used to make a perfume.
High-end luxury brands, such as Chanel, for instance, own their own flower fields to make sure they have enough product, with high quality for their perfumes.
METHOD: Extraction of oils, Blending of oils, Aging process
Fields of Chanel
Extraction of the Oils of the Flowers
Aging Process
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Dra. Martha Andrea Castro Noriega, MD 
The making of perfume is such an interesting art. I did ot know that the scents were aged and getting the correct blend of oils is so important to achieve a scent that is pleasing. Excelent post!
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Thank you, Michele. Talking about the making of perfume brings to mind the excellent movie: The Perfume. How precise the measurements of the oils and their combination to come up with a especial escence. A real art!
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0396171/
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Very interesting!
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Indeed. Thank you, Linda.
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