This is amazing, I've heard anyone say anything like this. I actually realized I don't know all that much about how perfumes are made, maybe I should look into that as a curiosity.
It seemed so interesting! Sadly my high school was not offering this particular brand of science, and the only one near me who did was 2 hours away, so I just went for generic science in my high school, and then realised I was not very good anyway haha.
Still, I could see myself in a lab coat playing with tubes and creating cool perfumes.
Well, that's disappointing. I was actually pretty good at chemistry in high school but it never crossed my mind that I could study making perfumes. Now I really need to satisfy my curiosity about the topic. Next thing you know, you'll be seeing me spam /t/chemistry with related posts.
I went to college for pharmaceutical and food science, and had a semester focusing on analytical organic chemistry. Aromatics are sketchy and difficult. I have a lot of respect for anyone who could manage to do that as a career.
I wanted to be a vet, later on as a teenager I wanted to create perfumes, then I wanted to be a translator or interpret.
I still think I'd have loved to create perfumes, but my chemistry skills were not good for that.
Ever watch that movie perfume? He had a killer nose for good smells!
I did, it's a terrific movie! The book is even better.
This is amazing, I've heard anyone say anything like this. I actually realized I don't know all that much about how perfumes are made, maybe I should look into that as a curiosity.
It seemed so interesting! Sadly my high school was not offering this particular brand of science, and the only one near me who did was 2 hours away, so I just went for generic science in my high school, and then realised I was not very good anyway haha.
Still, I could see myself in a lab coat playing with tubes and creating cool perfumes.
Well, that's disappointing. I was actually pretty good at chemistry in high school but it never crossed my mind that I could study making perfumes. Now I really need to satisfy my curiosity about the topic. Next thing you know, you'll be seeing me spam /t/chemistry with related posts.
I went to college for pharmaceutical and food science, and had a semester focusing on analytical organic chemistry. Aromatics are sketchy and difficult. I have a lot of respect for anyone who could manage to do that as a career.