Discover the captivating art of perfumery and learn how to turn your passion into a business. Join Karen as she shares step-by-step instructions and occasional interviews, guiding you through the intricacies of fragrance creation. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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This week Karen is joined by Daniela Carrasco, an alumni of Karen’s Perfumery Mastermind course and founder of her own perfume brand, Linen Tutu, a 100% natural fragrance brand. In this interview, Daniela shares her fascinating take on both the produ... more
This week on the show Karen is covering the topic of creating a fragrance product range. When you make a range of products with the same branding there are so many important factors to consider, such as what materials to use, how different products i... more
On this week's show, Karen is delving into the topic of bespoke perfumes, which are individual fragrances that cater to the specific preferences of an individual or company. But, there is so much more to them than that. Karen takes a deep dive into t... more
This week Karen is talking to Helida Dodd from Marbella Perfumes. Helida is an alumni of Karen’s artisan Perfumery Mastermind course and an industrial engineer turned artisan perfumer. In this talk with Karen, Helida shares why she took the leap into... more
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Karen’s voice is soothing, her message is inspiring and her knowledge great. Loved binging this podcast and now I can’t wait for each new episode!
Thank you Karen for sharing your knowledge! I look forward to a new episode every Monday. I especially enjoy listening to your conversations with your alumni.
Karen's experience within the industry provides the real life education she offers both here & in her classes. She is the real deal & so is her training. more
I’m new to perfume making. I only decided a month ago to give it a try. This is clearly the best podcast about what it takes to make perfume. Listen to every episode. Karen knows what’s up. I need to take a class.
Thank you Karen - amazing podcast. Very Insightful, great way of talking and sharing all the information and knowledge.
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