Some of the feedback from our students after the Chemistry trip to a Fragrance Factory. 

“I would really love to work somewhere like that". – Kenisha Bossa

“The trip was interesting as well as fun as we got to learn in depth about the hard work behind in producing fragrances, I learnt about that chemistry side as well as the artistic side in  creating new fragrances". - Pooja Kannanthasan

“It was a good experience into looking at different careers and how the things we are learning now are applied to daily life (mass spectrometry etc)." - Hameed Rahimi

“I learnt about the process that goes into making products and the amount of work that goes into one fragrance. I also enjoyed getting smell all the different types of notes that make up a fragrance.”  - Niamh Ryder

“The trip today helped me understand and appreciate the perfume industry as well as the fragrances and scents that I come across everyday. Thank you for taking your time out for us!" - Natasha Mistry

“We really liked the trip because we became aware of the variety and quantity of ingredients needed to make a fragrance.Also, we were interested in learning about the process and development of fragrances and the quality controls." - Neisha Chauhant

“It was really fun smelling lots of different types of fragrance and learning that each scent has so many ingredients in it. Thank you for the trip” – Anamika

“I learnt about how organic chemistry is utilized in industrial ways.  Also, I learnt that the specific raw materials have to be added in precise concentrations to create the fragrance properly”. - Dylan

“I thought that the trip to the fragrance factory was enlightening as I learnt how natural oils are extracted and used to make different fragrances. I also learnt more about the complex processes in making a small batch of fragrances using natural and synthetic materials." - Dinuja Surendran 

“The trip was good Learnt a lot and enjoyed it.One thing that interested me was the fact that they have such a significant role in the development of perfumes however do not really get noticed!” – Mohammed Zaki