The Artisan Insider
  • Home
  • Small Biz
  • Artisan Stories
  • Scent
    • Perfume
    • Olfaction
  • Personal
    • Personal Updates
    • In My Garden
    • Favorites
    • Sonoma Finds: Art, Garden, & More
    • DIY
    • SSS Updates Archive
  • Blog News
  • About

The Artisan Insider

celebrating and supporting artisan businesses

  • Home
  • Small Biz
  • Artisan Stories
  • Scent
    • Perfume
    • Olfaction
  • Personal
    • Personal Updates
    • In My Garden
    • Favorites
    • Sonoma Finds: Art, Garden, & More
    • DIY
    • SSS Updates Archive
  • Blog News
  • About
Sonoma Scent Studio Updates

Good news on a beautiful sunny day

written by Laurie February 17, 2010

Received news this morning that my new bottles are done in production and the order is ready to ship. It’ll take a few days to complete the customs forms and then three weeks by ship. Hope it all goes well!

Lots of orders shipped today. It has been a busy couple of days, as expected after being closed for a week and a half. The new label system is a big help though — I’m so glad I was able to complete that little project before putting the cart back up.

I’ve been testing ET and have one that I like the best. I took today off from sniffing it so that I could sniff with a fresh nose in a day or two.

I have a couple of daffodils in my room tonight that I snipped today. I like that funny little scent they have, so associated with spring for me. 🙂

4 comments
0
Facebook Twitter Google + Pinterest
Laurie

previous post
Happy Valentine’s Day, and cart is up
next post
New Review of Jour Ensoleille

You may also like

Boxes on the way!

May 24, 2008

Spring Interview

June 2, 2009

New Fragrance: Velvet Rose

December 13, 2007

this ‘n that

February 16, 2007

checking in

October 26, 2010

Blog Drawing Winners!

May 15, 2013

Contest sample packages going out today

June 2, 2008

A little sample to pass along

May 8, 2008

Blog Offering For Old Style 34 ml Boutique...

September 10, 2010

Testing, testing…

January 24, 2009

4 comments

Pinchy February 19, 2010 - 3:52 am

I cannot wait until you’re happy with ET so that I may try it!

Reply
Laurie February 19, 2010 - 4:09 am

Hi Pinchy! I’ll send you a sample when it’s done and I appreciate your patience. I tested it again yesterday and am now trying some vanilla absolute in it instead of vanillin. The vanilla component is very small, much less than 1%, and it is not a big part of the scent’s character, but I’m thinking now that the extra naturalness and quality of the absolute will be better. I’m just trying that today.

Reply
Pinchy February 22, 2010 - 4:12 am

Laurie,
I made a purchase of several samples from your web site. I’ve been so focused on ET that I never got around to looking at your other offerings! After reading the notes and reviews of Tabac Aurea, I’m have very high hopes! Cured tobacco is one of my favorite scents, right after frankincense and balsam. If the composition is as good as ET, I’m sure I’ll love it!

You may hold the order until the ET sample is ready to ship if you see it going out before the end of March.

Reply
Laurie February 22, 2010 - 5:05 am

Just sent you an email. I’ll send your sample order out and will include an ET tester. You’ve been really patient and I’d love your input. I’m just making some testers today. Thanks!

Reply

Leave a Comment Cancel Reply

Search

SUBSCRIBE TO RECEIVE NEW POSTS VIA EMAIL




SUBSCRIBE TO RSS FEED

The Artisan Insider

Categories

  • Artisan Stories
  • Blog News
  • DIY
  • Favorites
  • In My Garden
  • Olfaction
  • Perfume
    • Featured Perfumery Posts
  • Personal
  • Personal Updates
  • Small Biz
  • Sonoma Finds: Art, Garden, & More
  • Sonoma Scent Studio Updates

Perfumery Highlights

  • The Fragrance Creation Process
  • Running An Artisan Perfume Business
  • Learning Perfumery: Classes & Schools
  • Ten Tips for Exploring the World of Perfume
  • Safety Standards For Natural Ingredients
  • Talking fragrance Design With Miriam Vareldzis
  • Interview with Dabney Rose: artisan perfumer, expert distiller and plantswoman
  • Defining Niche, Indie, and Artisan
  • Scent Concentration
  • A Brand’s Signature Base
  • Tincturing Ambergris

Olfaction Highlights

  • Study Finds 30% Difference in People’s Scent Receptors
  • More Discussion About Individual Scent Perception
  • Our Own Scent Truth
  • Every Human May Have A Unique Nose
  • More On Our Individual Sense Of Smell

Artisan Stories

  • Talking fragrance design and more with Miriam Vareldzis
  • Dabney Rose: artisan perfumer, expert distiller and plantswoman
  • Melissa Groben, perfumista & jewelry artist

Recent Posts

  • Sonoma Scent Studio Has A New Owner
  • Happy Easter/Passover!
  • How To File A USA Trademark For Less Than $300
  • Spring Visit to Garden at Ferrari-Carano Winery
  • Dreaming of Spring 2019

Recent Comments

  • Laurie on How To File A USA Trademark For Less Than $300
  • Laurie on 
Ten Tips for Exploring the World of Perfume


  • Sonika on Learning Perfumery: Classes & Schools
  • https://waterfallmagazine.com on How To File A USA Trademark For Less Than $300
  • Mira on 
Ten Tips for Exploring the World of Perfume



Archives

Tags

allergens awards botanical art chemical deer distilling dogwood employee enfleurage EU restrictions exploring perfume food fragrance design garden genetics gifts GMO hiring help home distillation home scent how to hydrosol IFRA independent contractor interview jewelry lavender learning perfumery Miriam Vareldzis natural perfumery olfactory fingerprint perfume general perfumery perfumery schools photography product liability insurance reviews roses Scent Perception seeds skin care small business Sonoma spring winter iris
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Linkedin
  • Email
Footer Logo

@2019 The Artisan Insider. All Rights Reserved. | Privacy Policy