Perfume Know-How — science

Have you ever heard of someone describe a fragrance ‘aldehydic’ and feel completely confused? Aldehydic perfumes are used to refer to fragrances that smell clean, soapy, and powdery, all scents cha...

In recent years, gourmand perfumes, which refers to perfumes featuring accords that are heavily reminiscent of edible foods, have taken the perfume world by storm. After all, who can say no to smel...

Synthetic fragrances have opened infinite possibilities in the perfume industry and none more than a class of compounds called esters. The hidden gems of the fragrance industry, these versatile org...

While most may not be aware of it, the delicate art of fragrance creation hinges on the mastery of chemistry, with hundreds of thousands of aromatic compounds that are the very life of our favorite...

At Scent Journer, we believe that each fragrance journey is unique, just like the individuals who embark on it.  Everyone has their unique perfume preferences chosen to enhance their personal style...

False, the intensity of the perfume is not equivalent to the longevity of the perfume. The longevity of the fragrance depends on several other factors such as the percentage of neat fragrance oil (...

Have you ever gotten the comment that you smell amazing but you thought your perfume was already long gone and you can’t smell it? You have always wondered why can’t you smell yourself when others ...