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Perfumers

Perfumers develop fragrance compositions for perfumes, cosmetics, skincare products, room fragrances, and other consumer goods. This field combines creative fragrance design with raw material expertise, sensory analysis, and technical formulation. Current developments such as personalized fragrances, sustainable ingredients, transparent supply chains, and the use of digital tools are transforming the work in perfumery. At the same time, the demands on quality, skin compatibility, brand profile, and emotional impact are increasing. Perfumers thus create products that support identity, well-being, and brand recognition, making a significant contribution to market differentiation for companies.

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EW 220-3NM
EW 220-3NM

A perfumer has usually developed a large number of basic compositions and of course also recorded them in writing. He can build on this. In order to be able to call up these basic mixtures again and again, he has recorded the individual small amounts of the ingredients by weight. Since these are very small weights, he has to use precision scales. It is always important for the success of a new perfume that the perfumer has a good "nose" and that he works carefully and precisely.

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