London scent event Nov. 19

October 18, 2008

The Royal Institution of Great Britain presents:

“The science of scent: a feast for the nose.”

Location: 21 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4BS
The allure of perfume has existed for generations. Whilst many people may wear perfume, few probably know about the fascinating science inside the bottle.

This event will begin with an introductory talk in the theatre on olfactory science and perfume. How do we smell? Where do perfume ingredients come from and how has this changed throughout the ages, as science and technology have advanced? How many scented materials are there in the world and how many of them do we remember?

And what about the highly skilled people who concoct these amazing scents and potions? Are perfumers born with better noses than the rest of us?

Later on in the evening there will be an opportunity to sample different perfumery ingredients, accords and perfumes, experiencing first-hand their composition under the watchful guidance of an experienced perfumer.

The event includes odour evaluation, so please refrain from wearing strong scent

TIckets available via The Royal Institution’s web site

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