Scent and Fragrance are Not Synonymous: What’s the Difference? +Anniversary Draw
Scent and fragrance are not the same. The words are not-quite-interchangeable. After all, it’s called the “fragrance industry” for a reason.
Scent and fragrance are not the same. The words are not-quite-interchangeable. After all, it’s called the “fragrance industry” for a reason.
A big part of being a good perfumer is to be a good translator of the many scent dialects. -Sherri Sebastian of Provision Scents
I was surprised to notice some ways in which COVID-19 is having a positive effect on my creativity and on my work as a professional perfumer.
Instead of the typical aromatherapy suggestions to use lavender scent for calming, I propose we utilize what we already have in our homes.
Since it’s not an “official” designation, clean beauty has fallen into the vast category of terms that range from meaningful and real to just marketing.
My move to Los Angeles 10 years ago influenced my current decision to work as an independent perfumer for Provision Scents.-Sherri Sebastian for CaFleureBon