24/08/2026
Graduated from 2 Perfumery Programs at PerfumersWorld in Thailand 🇹🇭 PerfumersWorld from Foundation to Professional level 💖
I’ll be sharing a little recap of my 3 week learning journey.🥹
As my teacher, Ryan, always says: “Don’t stop. Keep learning and improving. Every time you learn from another perfumer or attend a new class, you gain techniques and knowledge that will become truly useful in your journey.”
So here I am... still learning and continuing to grow.
PerfumersWorld was an excellent program for sharpening my knowledge and filling in the gaps from everything I’ve learned over the past 8 years 🥰💖
A little reminder from Steve, the founder of PerfumersWorld:
We need to work hard and be brave enough to start something new. Along the way, we learn, grow, and improve through the process.
But if we worry too much and never take the first step, we may never have the opportunity to achieve our dreams 🥹💖
Thank you, Steve, for writing this down for me and for even accept to sign it when I asked! 😆
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With Ryan, my perfume teacher,
who made the class so enjoyable and easy to understand. He guided and encouraged us individually, patiently smelled each of our creations, and gave thoughtful feedback. His support was truly one of the best parts of the class 🥳
I had the opportunity to explore more than 1,000 perfume raw materials at PerfumersWorld 🥰
Truly a blessing for my nose and definitely an unforgettable experience! 👃🤣
It was optional, but I managed to complete 19 floral bases and 7 olfactory families, all approved by the teachers. 😊
It required full concentration, good time management, and the ability to work quickly within a limited timeframe. It was definitely one of the most chaotic and rewarding experiences of my life! 🤣
I didn’t even have time to take photos or videos during the process. 🥹
Created a fragrance inspired by Salvador Dalí’s painting Autumn Cannibalism.
It was one of the most challenging things I’ve ever done. As someone who loves creating harmonious and well-balanced perfumes, I had to step outside my comfort zone and explore something darker, more intense, and abstract.
I’m glad that some of my friends
