Sarah McCartney of 4160 Tuesdays | The Indie Perfumer Who Refused the French Rules скачать в хорошем качестве

Sarah McCartney of 4160 Tuesdays | The Indie Perfumer Who Refused the French Rules

Join me in conversation with Sarah McCartney, founder of London-based indie perfume house 4160 Tuesdays, and one of the most refreshingly candid voices in fragrance today. Sarah didn’t follow the traditional French route into perfumery, no formal chemistry degree, no corporate apprenticeship. Instead, she built her skills hands-on, starting from her years as a writer for Lush and evolving into a self-taught perfumer, educator, and mentor through her Scenthusiasm Perfume School. In this interview, Sarah opens up about: Her unconventional path from writing to perfume creation. Why she believes perfumery should be taught like a craft, not a guarded secret. The realities of making perfume in small batches in her West London studio. Her philosophy on transparency, materials, and challenging marketing myths. The current “gold rush” in fragrance and what it means for indie makers. Her vision for the future, from smell clubs to keeping our senses alive. If you’re curious about how perfume is really made, and what it takes to run an independent fragrance house, this conversation is for you. Have you tried any perfumes from 4160 Tuesdays? Tell us in the comments, I’d love to hear your favorites. Where to buy 4160 Tuesdays in the USA: Olfactif or Perfumology Full article:    • Sarah McCartney of 4160 Tuesdays | The Ind...   📌 Subscribe to Elevated Classics for more interviews with the world’s most interesting perfumers. 📌 Watch more:    • Interview with Spoturno Founder Veronique ...