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MJ: Tropical fruit and driftwood on the beach

Writer: Jeroen SparlaJeroen Sparla

Updated: Jan 24, 2021


A tropical island, tropical fruits, an ocean breeze and simmering driftwood on the beach. Let’s bottle this ;-) The perfume is a typical unisex one, not too sweet, the tropical fruits are there but on a low level, and it’s basically the driftwood that stands out in some typical beach notes in a powdery drydown. This perfume formula shows the use of trace amounts -not only of high impact materials- and how they impact the character of some basic ingredients like the beautiful Synarome base, Blackwood, Helvetolide and Bergamot. I’ve diluted the given amount of 460 milligrams total in 16500 milligrams of perfumers alcohol to show how strong this formula is. It sprays like an eau-de-toilette, but after 24 hours you will still smell the base layer. In less than a 3% dilution for the final product! Adjust to your liking… but don’t overdo it. The tropical nuance is given by my Pineapple accord, that is listed on my blog too.

All ingredients are available through CreatingPerfume.com


Enjoy and have fun!

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5 comentários


Alf Lessa
Alf Lessa
22 de mai. de 2024

Percentage dilluted in 100%. O don understand. Can you explain? Thank you!

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Jeroen Sparla
Jeroen Sparla
22 de mai. de 2024
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Yes, 100% means UNdilluted, full strength, and for example 10% means 1/10 raw material and 9/10 solvent.

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ramizkhalaf
26 de jul. de 2019

Thank you sr

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Jeroen Sparla
Jeroen Sparla
26 de jul. de 2019

Exactly

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ramizkhalaf
25 de jul. de 2019

What you mean. 100.000% so it's no dilute. And 50000%mean 50 percent dilution?????? Somebody can help

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