Single Materials Study Course

If you do not take the time to sit with each perfume material, smell it carefully, examine it, and truly get to know it, then you will be working blind. 

It would be like trying to compose music without being able to hear the notes of a piano, or trying to paint without being able to see colour.

Every perfume material has its own character, its own voice, its own melody. Before you can paint with scent, you must first learn how to see it. 

You must learn what each material smells like, how it moves, how long it lasts, how strong it is, and what makes it different from the materials around it. 

Only then can you begin to compose with confidence and artistry.