Introduction as I am new and a question

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Hello All,

Thank you for having this wonderful group. I am overwhelemd at the

amount of information and find I am spending way too much time a the

computer nowadays

I have been studying aromatherapy for many years as well as

complimentary natural medicine. I have just started into the

wonderful world of natural perfumery as I find this adds to my

natural obsession of the wonderful aromas. I am in the process of

taking Mandy Aftel course and am loving it.

I believe I have seen Canadian Fir on the Enfleurage site, though

don't remember if it is an essential oil or absolute? might be a

place to check.

My question is on a book I have come across on the Allured site

called Flower oils and Foral compounds in Perfumery. Has anyone read

this? is a helpful book in natural perfumery? it is on sale thru

today and I am just wondering about it.

Thanks for letting me come aboard

Florida

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My question is on a book I have come across on the Allured site

called Flower oils and Foral compounds in Perfumery. Has anyone read

this? is a helpful book in natural perfumery? it is on sale thru

today and I am just wondering about it.

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I have this book. It disucusses the production methods of a number of floral

absolutes (and a couple of oils), but it is primarily a book describing the

recreation of florals using aroma chemicals. I would not recommend it to

anyone who wants to focus solely on natural perfumery.

Steve Earl

Glen Custom Perfumery

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> I have this book. It disucusses the production methods of a number

of floral

> absolutes (and a couple of oils), but it is primarily a book

describing the

> recreation of florals using aroma chemicals. I would not recommend

it to

> anyone who wants to focus solely on natural perfumery.

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> Steve Earl

> Glen Custom Perfumery

Thanks Steve, I was having my doubts if it was something that would

be useful for me. Now I think I will look closer at the Perfume and

Flavor materials of Natural Origin and see where that leads me.

Thanks again

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> I have this book. It disucusses the production methods of a number

of floral

> absolutes (and a couple of oils), but it is primarily a book

describing the

> recreation of florals using aroma chemicals. I would not recommend

it to

> anyone who wants to focus solely on natural perfumery.

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> Steve Earl

> Glen Custom Perfumery

Thanks Steve, I was having my doubts if it was something that would

be useful for me. Now I think I will look closer at the Perfume and

Flavor materials of Natural Origin and see where that leads me.

Thanks again

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