How to Judge a Good Perfume From a Bad Perfume | Christophe Laudamiel | Straight from the Perfumer’s Nose

How to Judge a Good Perfume From a Bad Perfume | Christophe Laudamiel | Big Think.

A very interesting approach on how a perfumer judges quality in perfume. Essentially it is a highly subjective process where things like originality, complexity of composition, material quality are all put in a mental equation that leads to a subjective assessment of “quality”. There is no one redeeming quality that can elevate a perfume to higher quality statues by Christophe Laudamiel’s definition.

Christophe Laudamiel

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Scientifically minded but obsessed with the subjective aspect of things. Photos copyright of MemoryOfScent, with special thanks to Pantelis Makkas http://pantelismakkas.blogspot.com/. You are welcome to link to my blog but you are definitely not allowed to copy text or use the photos without my permission. All text and main photos are originals and property of MemoryOfScent All perfumes are from my collection unless stated otherwise.

3 Comments

  1. Yes it is very subjective in what makes a great perfume. I was fascinated by Christophe Laudamiel’s point of view. Thoughts straight from the nose you might say. Thank you for posting this.

  2. Yes that is astonishing

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