perfumery: the chemist's perspective

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Friday, December 23, 2005

the chemist's perspective

Dear readers
As I am a little bit in a hurry today I just post this little sentence and a link to a wonderful page. Mr. Bo Jensen (from Denmark) has a lovely homepage where he covers the chemistry of natural fragrances. Even if you are not into chemistry.... It is still worth checking out. Have a look at the flash stuff, too .....this man is very talented.
Enjoy and have a nice day

His home page you will find here.
The chemistryof natural fragrances: Here.

2 Comments:

Heather said...: Not post related, this comment -

Just wanted to take a moment to wish you a very Merry Christmas - this blog is beautiful and I am so grateful to have found it

Warmest regards for a happy New Year

Heather; 12:56 AM
Anonymous said...: And Merry Christmas from this part of Sweden:-D
Through Heather's blog I found yours and feel blessed to have found such talented and gifted new friends.
God Jul Hugs Andy!!

Ylva; 5:50 AM