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Building on the Botanical Scents Fragrance Wheel: Dark
Dark notes are represented by botanical scents such as cedarwood, sandalwood, ginger. clove, and amber. Learn the reasoning behind my botanical scents…
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Sharon Falsetto Chapman
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Building on the Botanical Scents Fragrance Wheel: Green
Adding the Next Segment of my reimagined fragrance wheel. Green scents include herbaceous notes and those found within a fougere fragrance.
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Describe Ice Cream as a Scent
What Would Ice Cream Smell Like if It Was a Scent? In this week's article, we create an ice cream fragrance from a scent prompt decided to maximize ice…
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Sharon Falsetto Chapman
Building on the Botanical Scents Fragrance Wheel: Sweet
Think of chocolate, caramel, and vanilla for this next segment of the reimagined botanical scents fragrance wheel!
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Sharon Falsetto Chapman

June 2025

Comparing the Fragrance Wheel to the Color Wheel
Similarities and Differences Between the Two Types of Tools. How olfactory artists can learn from visual artists.
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Sharon Falsetto Chapman
Working with Difficult Extracts in Botanical Perfumery
How to Master the Aroma and Texture Challenged Extracts
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Building on the Botanical Scents Fragrance Wheel: Vintage
Adding the Next Segment of my reimagined fragrance wheel. Vintage may include leather, coffee, and tobacco notes.
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Sharon Falsetto Chapman
Building on the Botanical Scents Fragrance Wheel: Bright
Adding the Next Wheel. Build a reimagined fragrance wheel me specifically for botanical scents and extracts. This week's build is BRIGHT.
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Sharon Falsetto Chapman
Describe Grass as a Scent
What Does Grass Smell Like? It can be fresh and green but earthy, sweet, and even citrusy, too. Learn more and build your own grassy fragrance!
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Sharon Falsetto Chapman
Botanical Scents Fragrance Wheel: Floral
Adding the Central Wheel to my own interpretation of the fragrance wheel. This week we are looking at floral.
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Sharon Falsetto Chapman

May 2025

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