Natural Perfumery Institute

(above - a dream - one day a real world natural perfumery school) Registration Closed for the Fall 2007 Course Students quickly signed up on opening day for registration 8/15 - class is full! I will take down the full payment option once the course is full, but I will continue to receive deposits, in case some students already registered can't take the course in the Fall. Note: deposits are nonrefundable, but if a student can't take the Fall course, the deposit will be applied to the Spring course. Tuition is non-refundable for any reason once class has started. Class size is limited to 20 students, so please visit http://anyasgarden.com/classes.htm to register and place a deposit or pay in full. Payment plans available. Be aware tuition for the Spring class will be higher. The Fall class is going to be the inaugural class, and we're aware there may be some technical glitches and online issues that need to be worked out, hence the reduced introductory tuition. Hiring tech

Note: for those reading this from the mailing list of gmail, hotmail, or yahoo, the links may be removed by those servers. Just click on http://perfumeclasses.blogspot.com (this page you're viewing) to read the mail. Fall Classes will start soon in the Natural Perfumery Basic Course Sign up starts August 15, 2007 Click here to register and place your deposit or pay in full - Class size is limited Course cost is $800, (update Jan. 2008 - $1400) due two weeks before class starts Oct. 6, 2007. Use the contact form if you wish to make payment arrangements. Tuition is non-refundable for any reason once class has started. Please read down through the two previous posts for complete information on the course. ONLINE AND INTERACTIVE -- THE FIRST TIME A BASIC COURSE IN NATURAL PERFUMERY HAS BEEN OFFERED ON THE INTERNET. + Study and learn in a friendly, interactive forum. Make perfume for your business or personal pleasure. + Students will work with a Prim

OK, I have to admit my heart just melted when I found this template. So often, over the years, have I heard the lament of members of my Yahoo group - "I made a great blend but I didn't write the formula down!" I always get the idea across that the notebook has to be as important on the blending table as pipettes and bottles and well, the essences. "It's for your own protection, I say - you wouldn't go on the job as a photographer without a camera, now, would you?" ;-) Just click it on to view the site, with just a few words. The focus of the classes will be learning to make perfume with only natural essences. Making perfume techniques from various cultures, with emphasis on the French, will be covered. Now I have to figure out what template to use for the class, it'll be hard to top this!