Re: Re: natural vs synthetics

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Tisserand <tisserand@...> wrote: > in many areas the sales

of organic produce are actually greater than that of non->

organic.

I didn't mean geographical areas, I meant national sales in various " product

areas " . Sales of

organic/free range eggs, for instance, are now greater in the UK than those of

regular

eggs.

Tisserand

It's true............there is a great move towards supporting local business and

farms..... living in a large sheep farming area..... and blessed with many

artisans as well , choosing to live in this beautiful place..... we are spoiled

for fresh farmed goods , organic veg, local meats (humanely killed) and

fantastic cheeses sheep , goat and cow)......restaurents support the local

produce and customers are now very discerning..... we have TyMyr paints down in

the valley creating lime paints and colours from pigments.........Abergavenny

near by now runs a food festival every year and fab chefs from all over the

country come and talk and demonstrate...... artists ceramicists...... the list

goes on .... every year hay-on-wye invites the whole world to their festival of

art and literature where every subject under the sun is discussed argued and

embraced.... etc...... turning the quote 'It is not the quantity but the

quality' to a reality..... and people are looking for a

quality not quantity of life...... finding simplicity and stopping the up with

the 's pallava.

Janita

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think what Janita

is trying to convey is that the wave broke in the UK some years

ago......................

and in essential oil sales and natural perfumery are now both bigger

(relatively) and growing

faster in the US than in the UK or anywhere else for that matter, and the buzz

here is

similar to the aromatherapy buzz in the UK in the early 90s. Slightly deja vu,

though of

course there are many differences too.

Tisserand

Hi

Balanced thoughts......... I am amazed at the growth in the US...... it is

faster...the types of plant oils that are now available there...........totally

amazing........

This brings us back to a complete circle to Burrs bumblings... .... synth

molecules and all that (oh.oops. nearly fell asleep again there/grin) ......

natural perfumery is definately not stuck in the old ways ....... that is the

beauty of it all.....

We are now blessed with state of the art technology to extract plants in many

forms ie: concretes, florasols, ess oils, absolutes, CO2, phytols etc which in

itself brings on subtle nuances in the molecular structure of the aroma.......

the combinations of this with the various types of extraction ...well, just

think of the chat recently about using a touch of C02 with an OE creating a

different energy........This for a composer / creative perfumer is endless......

we are just beginning ......so excited at the thought of it all

Janita

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