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The YouTube video discusses the importance of improving projection in perfumes. Key points include the significance of mid notes for maintaining projection over time, balancing notes for good projection, utilizing diffusive materials like hedione and isoe super, and selecting materials based on desired scent profiles. The video emphasizes the advanced skill of projection in perfume making, along with other factors like performance and sillage. Overall, the video encourages viewers to practice and master these skills for successful perfume creation.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on improving projection in perfumes. The speaker explains that projection is how much a perfume emanates off the skin. Good projection means the scent can be detected even at a distance, while poor projection requires one to be very close to notice the scent. The discussion also involves the connection between evaporation and projection, highlighting the importance of mid notes for maintaining projection over time. Removing mid notes can result in a rapid drop in projection after the initial high projection phase. It is crucial to have a balance of notes to ensure a perfume has good projection.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses improving projection in perfumery by focusing on mid notes. They emphasize the importance of balancing mid notes with bass and top notes for better projection. If lacking expensive florals for mid notes, using neutral aroma chemicals like lily of the valley molecules can enhance projection without making the scent too floral. Another tip is to utilize diffusive materials with high diffusivity and low odor detection threshold, such as hedione, isoe super, and various iron and sandalwood molecules, to help boost projection effectively.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses selecting materials for perfumes based on their desired scent profile, such as using hedion for floral perfumes and isu super and ambroxane for woody perfumes. They caution against using certain materials like geosmin, which can give off undesirable scents like moldy soil. The video also emphasizes the importance of checking the concentration of the perfume, recommending a concentration of up to 25% for better projection. Adjusting the proportion of top, mid, and base notes is also highlighted as a way to enhance projection and longevity in the perfume.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the importance of projection in perfume making and highlights it as an advanced skill that requires practice. They emphasize that projection is a crucial aspect in the final stages of perfume creation, along with performance, diffusivity, and sillage. Mastering these skills is key to making a successful perfume. The speaker encourages viewers to share tips on projection and concludes by thanking the audience and inviting them to subscribe for more perfume-making tips in the future.