Botanical perfumery. Justine Crane

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  AUTHOR: Justine Crane

  EDITION NUMBER: 1st EDITION IN PORTUGUESE 2018
  LANGUAGE: Brazilian Portuguese
  BRAND: Editora Laszlo
  ISBN: 978-85-5754-026-2
  HEIGHT: 23cm
  WIDTH: 16cm
  DEPTH: 3.7cm
  NUMBER OF PAGES: 472
  FINISHING: Colored Core Brochure

  In this book, you will find valuable tips, you will learn about safety criteria, you will learn laboratory techniques and ways to extract aromas directly from plants, using these products for your preparations, you will read about the most used techniques in perfumery since time immemorial, you will know how assembling different scented products and you will get the "step by step" on how to make a composition, you will also gain some interesting recipes that you can develop to feed your creativity. All this and much more, you will find in this work, which is the union of two basic books by Justine Crane, Working the Bench, volumes 1 and 2, directly translated to compose this unique book.

  This book was written with lightness and good humor, it breaks down each process with creativity and good explanations, because in addition to being an excellent teacher, Justine is also the organizer of the botanical perfumery course at the Natural Perfume Academy, and is an authorized perfumer for the International Perfume Foundation. Making perfume is a delightful activity and can be a good financial alternative.

  Therefore, by hobby or profession, if you want to make perfumes, this book will be essential in your life.

  SUMMARY

  • Home

  - Preface first part

  - Preface to the Second Part

  Introduction

  • Part 1

  - At the beginning

  - The era of modern synthetic perfumery

  - Security considerations

  - Harvest rosebuds while you can

  - Starting work

  - Creating a diary

  - The learning

  • Part 2

  - The ruins of the floral tribe

  - The language of smell

  - Summing up and summing up

  - Sharpening your skills

  - Creative spaces

  - The boticario

  - The perfumer's organ

  - Natural isolates, essence and distillate blends

  - The chemistry of natural raw materials

  - The fine touches

  - Composing chords

  - Natural perfume formulations

  - Fragrant edibles

  • Appendices

  - Notes on a perfume conceived in 2006

  - Glossary

  - Bibliographic references and webgraphy