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 The Natural Perfume Academy is now taking applications for the September 2010 Class ~ price $1350 USD.
Price includes the Natural Botanical Perfumery Workbook by Justine Crane, evaluation kit contain 55+ essences, formulation kit containing 22 natural essences, laminated pull outs, Certificate of Achievement in Natural Botanical Perfumery/Certificate of Excellence in Natural Botanical Perfumery, 24-hour academy access, tutor and mentor support.
Book NOW to avoid disappointment.
Email the Academy Administrator for application details.
Read the FAQ on the Natural Perfume Academy. Read student testimonials on the Natural Perfume Academy.
Payment plan is available for the September Class.
The Natural Perfume Academy was first established in 2008 to provide education to aspiring natural and botanical perfumers, natural perfume enthusiasts, and entrepreneurs interested in creating and marketing natural and botanical perfumes.
Ms Justine Crane is the academy teacher with Ms. Shelly Waddington as auxiliary tutor.
The Academy uses Moodle, a powerful learning platform used by major colleges around the world. It is administered at all times by fully trained technical staff.
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There is a wonderful discussion on infusing flowers and other materials for natural perfumery on the Nature's Nexus forum. Here is one the images of gardenia blossoms that Ane shared with us |
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These are very old perfume bottles from the late 1800's early 1900's. Other than being well balanced with a nice use of colour the labels on these bottles seem rather unremarkable. However each of these labels was hand painted with a pen and brush. I was looking at high resolution images and when I zoomed in and looked really close I could see little flaws in the lettering and paintwork that could only have arisen from the fact that they were hand painted. I was in awe of the skill and craftsmanship of the graphic design work. |
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 Natural perfumes, are complex creations based on the artistic vision of the perfumer or nose.
Natural perfumers' materials include concretes, tinctures, macerations, essential oils, pressed oils, resins and absolutes, and the perfumes can take anything from 6 weeks to 6 years or more to complete. |
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