How to make a PUMPKIN SPICED LATTE accord (perfumery tutorial)

Class is in session!!! Thank you for another amazing tutorial!!!!!❤

Been learning so much from you lately. Thank you for all your efforts

Maybe some small amounts of different types of macrocyclic musks can help soften the sharp edges. Great work, can't wait to see what you do next!

I think it's worth experimenting.

any alternative to the milk lactone?

I used cinnimic alcohol in place of cinnamon bark or cassia, eugenol instead of clove. And made a spiced cinnamon apple men’s fragrance in a live stream of mine a while back. Came out smelling like a potpourri at first, but after it melded a while it smelled much more well rounded and like a fragrance rather than room spray haha. Gonna revisit the fall themes and try a PSL. Made an oud mens EDP and a women’s fruitchouli. Thanks for getting me into the hobby. Been making big leaps lately.

Also themed a fragrance around the maple lactone note you are using and it came out surprisingly well. Also used coffee co2 in that one smelled like a donut shop. Smelled like hippies in a donut shop eating maple bars and sipping coffee hahaha

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I wonder how many people out there still think that there's actual pumpkin in pumpkin spice. 😄 Like there's someone out there smashing pumpkins (Billy Corgan maybe?), squeezing the juice out and mixing it with a few spices. 🎃 Then proclaiming that the world is a vampire. 🧛‍♂😂 Seriously though, this was a great vid Sam. Just about at 80K too!! Congrats!

anagram for "peacemaker" and "Homelander" Nice one Next

How is a Marshmallow accord made? I haven't found a single video on that. I'm unsure how it would do on your channel, but it's one of my favorite "notes" (ie. Memo Sintra, Love don't be Shy, Princess, Oriana), and I have no idea how they get it.

Would love to see the follow-up!

Thanks for this video!!

I'm from Indonesia, I'm interested in the existing content, maybe I can request that you make a fresh and natural bath soap perfume from pink cupcakes, I beg of you

Hey Sam, thank you for your awesome videos. You motivated me to get into a new hobby. I wanted to ask, if theres an App like Formulair coming for non IOS devices somwhere in near future?

Nothing says no f**ks given like bro bringing out the guns for a PSL perfume.

Not about perfumery but your physique looks great. Like the new office. Keep going man. Ly

Looking like a tasty pumpkin spiced latte yourself 😉 okay I’ll stop, thanks for the fun lesson! 🧡

Hi Sam, can you recommend me a good printer with specifications and sticker label roll sizes etc for my 15ml and 30ml bottles?

Reminding people that "pumpkin spice" here refers to flavorings typically used in pumpkin pie, a (mostly) American holiday season dessert. IMO, it's been overused in commercial food/beverage products for the last few years.

bro your videos are amazing i been getting into perfumery and your videos are so helpful i do plan on getting your course when i have enough money😸💪 keep up the amazing content

# a Starbucks l'entreprise Multinationale Satanique je n'irai jamais foutre mes pieds là bas. Peace Next

Love the format of these accord videos, I always end up learning a bunch. New office space looking great too. Looking strong too man!!

Hi Sam. I’d like to learn a lot about perfume and last time I read a lot about chemistry of perfume…
I was curious if all of the aroma chemicals are organic compounds. Or are there also used inorganic compounds or how is it?

Hey, nice video. Do you think your shown formula is already enough to use it for a room scent with a reed diffuser?

Hello Sam iam frm India from place called assam famous for oudh .......i have request can u also make video abt making bakhoor i tried searching online .....nothing concrete...plz help

I would love to see a video on your take for a fall perfume, utilizing the pumpkin spiced latte accord

I have never thought about milk in perfumery...😅, a very interesting theme for sure. I believe there is a chance to build an accord of fresh milk, but it definitely would be a very abstract one to make. There are hundreds of raw materials that have milky facets at least. Maybe Vanillin and something we can derivate from it like Isobutavan. Heliotropin, Coumarin, different lactones would work...

Here I was, watching this vdeo thinking it was actually a coffee recipe! Oh, girl... :))))
P.S.: there are essential oils and extracts out there for internal use (or consumption). I'm putting it here in my defense.

Hi Sam, South Africa here been watching your interesting videos 5 days into learning perfumery love your channel

Would love to see a part 2!