E-Learning & Certification of perfume maker of natural flower perfume, was created to fully familiarize people with the fragrance of natural flowers. A perfumer of natural flower perfumes is a job from the field of agriculture that has skills such as: collecting aromatic plants, extracting aromatic compounds from plants, formulating perfumes and perfuming aromatherapy oils, quality control and evaluation of perfumes and raw materials, proper packaging of perfumes, It is offered in the market and expanded to the stage of branding, and they are related to businesses such as perfume sellers and flower producers. A perfume mainly consists of three parts: Essence, carrier material, additives. The main part of the perfume is its aromatic substance or essence. Carriers or solvents are used to dilute the essential oil. Sometimes, in order to increase the quality of perfumes, substances are added to the perfume formulation that are neither in the category of essential oils nor as carrier substances. These compounds are called fragrance additives.

The most widely used flowers in perfumery:

The use of roses in perfumery: Rose, which is called the queen of flowers, is the main ingredient in perfumes made from flowers. They open mostly at night, that’s why they spread a large amount of smell in the environment before sunrise. Rose contifolia (hundred leaves) is found in the south of France and Damascus rose in Arab countries, which are two famous species and are most used in perfumery. Purple flower in perfumery: Violet flower is mostly used in perfumery because of its special scent. The cultivation of these flowers dates back to ancient Greece in 500 BC. The violet flower is native to the Northern Hemisphere and is mostly seen in the Hawaiian Islands, Australia and the Andes Mountains in South America. Victoria and Parma violets are two types of this flower that are used in perfumery.

Course Titles virtual learning

Collection of aromatic plants

Extraction of aromatic compounds from plants

Perfume formulation and perfuming of aromatherapy oils

Quality control and evaluation of fragrance and raw materials

Correct perfume packaging

Supply in the market and expansion to the stage of branding

Prerequisites for the natural flower perfume course :

[list_negative] This course does not require special prerequisites and the course is taught from the basics. [/list_negative]