Study of the Great Classics of Modern Perfumery

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Course features
  • Author: Cinquième Sens Scent Academy
  • Level: Silver
  • Pre-requisites: Basic Knoweldge 
  • Modality: in-person (min 3 participants)
  • Olfactory Toolkit: On-site use
  • Workbook: Included
  • Schedule: February 7 2025 (10AM-5PM)
  • Registrations: Open
  • Location: In-company, distance learning, or
    Scent Academy Amsterdam
  • Exam: No
  • Certificate: No
outline
This program explores iconic fragrances from the 19th century onward, highlighting how these key perfumes have influenced modern perfumery. Participants will uncover olfactory trends by decade, deepen their fragrance knowledge, and learn to read societal changes through scent. The course also delves into the cultural dimensions of perfume, showing how fragrances reflect and shape cultural and social contexts.
This course is ideal for marketing specialists and fragrance enthusiasts. 
A top choice for all perfume lovers.
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 Program

Historical Overview of Perfumery

Trace the development of fragrance from the early 1800s to the present, examining key perfumes and trends that have shaped the industry. This retrospective highlights significant changes and milestones in the evolution of scent.

Evolution of Olfactory Families

Explore how the structure of fragrance pyramids and olfactory families has evolved over time. Understand the shifts in scent composition and classification that reflect changing tastes and innovations in perfumery.

Iconic Perfumes

Decade-by-decade disruptions and iconic fragrances. Analyze the major factors that have revolutionized perfumery each decade, from technological advancements to cultural shifts. Study the landmark fragrances that defined their eras and left a lasting impact on the industry.
OLFACTORY TOOLKIT
Professional-level tools are utilized as didactic instruments during the session. The renowned "Olfactorium," created by the French Perfumery School Cinquième Sens and acclaimed by the press. The Olfactorium is employed in Paris to train professionals in the field of perfumery.

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