Box Elder News Journal | 1912-03-14 | Page 3 | Perfume Compounding an Art

perfume compounding an art the compounding of perfumes Is a distinct branch of chemistry a perfume maer may i ay be regarded as an artist of chemistry blending his ingredients a with the care of one and the taste and skill of the other profession almost all perfumes havo have as a 91 basis ambergris or civet and while these materials are most moat necessary great care must be exercised to in their use for a grata grain too much will make the perfume distressingly irritating to this th user the same Is true of many combinations bi of scents such combinations even producing hysteria liaa la a mild or severe before form if indulged in at all but one distinct scent should be used