The Art and Science of Perfume Making

Perfumes are mixtures of fragrant components, including essential oils and aroma compounds, used since ancient times. The commercial perfume industry began in the 19th century in France. Making perfume involves collecting raw materials, extracting oils, blending scents, and bottling. Perfumes are used on the body and in various products, with applications in aromatherapy to reduce stress and evoke memories.

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