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How to Make a Perfume Smell Like The Sea | Aquatic Marine Watery Salty Notes in Perfumes | Calone

Hello and welcome to my channel! Thank you so much for returning if you are already subscribed, I really appreciate you all! If you aren't subscribed, then please consider subscribing:    / @dr.claire.perfume   If you enjoy this video, you might also enjoy these: Bottling the Sun: all about solar perfume notes:    • Bottling the Sun: Solar Notes In Perfume W...   Ten facts you didn't know about smell:    • Why Do We Like Different Perfumes? 10 Fact...   Special shoutout today to one of my subscribers: Kathy Witter! Thank you so much for your comment that a video on marine, salty and watery notes in perfume would be welcome, it inspired this video and a lot of reading, but probably not enough, about aquatic notes! I love the idea of bottling the ocean in a perfume and I think aquatic perfumes can be calming, relaxing and soothing, as well as fresh and invigorating. ***Special bonus drinking game: Take a shot when you hear me say "elicit" or "vibe". Also happy Canada Day and independence day to my North American viewers! Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:48 Why do we enjoy aquatic perfumes? 1:33 The story of Calone 1951 3:23 How does Calone smell? 3:40 The rise of Calone 4:25 The first big Calone perfumes 4:56 It's a 90s thing 5:15 A perfume that smells of water 5:36 Calone derivatives and the 90s hangover 6:21 Natural* marine notes 7:11 Natural* watery notes: fruits and flowers 7:54 Salty notes: a fantasy note. 8:37 Intertwined notes- what vibe do you want? 9:27 Scent memory aquatic (fantasy) notes 10:20 The difference between aquatic and ozonic for me (Forgot to mention: I also think of carbonated water) 10:58 Guerlain Aqua Alllegoria Coconut Fizz 11:25 Other examples of watery / aquatic feeling fragrances 12:00 Outro: Do you have a video request? What do you think? *Some of these are more commonly made synthetically now due to cost and IFRA regulations. Perfumes mentioned: (please note, that I have only read about most of these! I am a perfume newbie): Armani Acqua Di Gioia Air Aramis New West Aramis New West For Her Calvin Klein Escape Calvin Klein Escape For Her Davidoff Cool Water Davidoff Cool Water Woman Guerlain Aqua Allegoria Coconut Fizz Issey Miyake L'eau d'Issey Maison Martin Margiela Replica Sailing Day Roberto Cavalli Acqua Special Notes: The story of Calone's discovery differs depending upon the account that you read, my understanding is that Camilli, Albert and Laloue were a perfume company but they were under the control of Pfizer at the time of Calone's discovery. Pfizer were looking for a compound to rival Roche's market success with diazepam/Valium tranquiliser as that was under patent. This video was based on the article, Calone, the air of the 90s: https://www.fragrantica.com/news/Calo... If you want more info about the chemistry of Calone or research about living by the sea here are some DOI References (Science baby!). Also my personal hero runs a website called Sci-Hub which allows free access to any science article so you can access anything there (it moves around cos it's all a bit hush hush, so just search for it), you just need to find the DOI of the article you are interested in: 10.1002/cbdv.200890083 10.1002/ejoc.201403142 10.1016/j.healthplace.2012.06.015 #PerfumeScience #Perfume #SeaNotes #WateryPerfumes #AquaticScents #FreshScents #90sPerfumes #Calone #PerfumeChemistry #Geek #SubscriberRequested #FragComm Perfume images from Fragrantica.com