Making Perfume Tip About Using Abbreviations for Descriptors
Making Perfume Tip About Using Abbreviations for Descriptors by Anya McCoy | Oct 13, 2015 | natural aromatics , natural perfumery course , Natural Perfumery Institute , raw materials of perfumery , study perfumery | 0 comments Learn how to dilute aromatics, use a scale, and work with professional evaluation forms to record your impressions. Making Perfume: Perfume Shorthand Key to Comprehensive Descriptors for Organoleptic Evaluation Perfumers need a jolt, or a boost to the thinking process, to help them come up with a descriptive word for various aspects of a fragrance. When making modifications (aka mods) to choose the perfect perfume, it helps to have both the Aromatic Lexicon that I supply my students with, and the next step, a shorthand way to jot down those descriptive terms. The following shorthand key included in the textbook for The Natural Perfumery Institute , (NPI) is valuable for this, and I’m sharing it here to pay it forward to those who need some help with