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Perfume Classes

                               


Interested in perfumery? Want to learn how to create your own chemical free fragrances?  Our "nose" a.k.a Charna, teaches natural perfume blending classes encouraging both beginner and intermediate students on how to craft their own fragrances.  Classes are taught in the spring and fall and are frequently located in New York and Boston.

Students receive the fundamental building blocks necessary for learning how to create natural fragrances.  A breadth of information is covered in these classes, from dosage, to scent classification, to aging and filtering, creating tinctures, to accessory notes.  

Early 2012 schedule is as follows:

February 4th, Boston

February 10th, New York

February 11th, New York

May 5, New York

May 6, New York





For more information, or to sign up for an upcoming class, please click here: 

 Natural Perfume Classes


Student feedback is a valuable tool for any teacher to gauge student satisfaction and discovery.  Here are what our students are saying:


"I really enjoyed Charna's perfume class.  Her passion for natural perfume is apparent in everything she does and is inspiring!  I learned more about the building blocks of perfume than I expected, and hope I can translate what I learned into my own perfumes."
-Catherine J.

            

"I travelled from Seattle to take this natural perfume class and it was worth it!  Charna is funny and makes you feel like you can do it!  My favorite part of the class is when we made our own tinctures.  I can't wait to get home and start experimenting with my raspberry tincture and oil kit."
-Janis M.



"Owning a bodycare business, I took this class to help create new blends for scenting my products.  I feel like I have a better idea of what scents go together now.  The business aspect of perfume we discussed in class was interesting.  I feel like I learned a lot that I can apply to my business."
-Maria






To inquire about private lessons, contact info@providenceperfume.com




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