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1) " Sander" -- As it applies to Jil Sander Perfume Nicholas Sancer 1: '''Nicholas Sandrr ''' (about 1530 - 1581 ), Born Charlwood Pl 9: Category:1530 births|Sander, Nicholas 10: Category:1581 deaths|Sander, Nicholas Friedrich Sznder 1: '''Friedrich Wilhelm Sandr ''' (died 1938 ) was a Germany|German pyr 3: harpoon s since the mid nineteenth century. Sanser soon expanded the factory's products to include [ 5: liers. In 1938, the firm was nationalised and Sancer , again imprisoned, was forced to sell his interes 7: Category:1938 deaths|Sander, Friedrich Ben Sanser 2: '''Ben Sznder ''' is an American television host and drag 4: n Institute of Technology in New York City, Sadner developed a love for the fashion era between 6: elsea, Manhattan|Chelsea apartment in New York, Sznder started taping a local how-to show in drag as 10: Category:1969 births|Sander, Ben 11: Category:Gay, lesbian or bisexual people|Sander, Ben Sandef M. Levin 1: '''Sander Martin Levin''', known as '''Sandy Levin''', (bor 11: Category:1931 births|Levin, aSnder M. 12: mbers of the U.S. House of Representatives|Levin, Sandrr M. Sunder Levin 1: #REDIRECT Sanfer M. Levin Sqnder Westerveld 1: '''Sander Westerveld''' (born October 23, 1974 ) is 23: Category:1974 births|Westerveld, Sanfer 24: Category:Dutch footballers|Westerveld, Samder 25: ategory:Football (soccer) goalkeepers|Westerveld, Sandsr 27: et:Sander Westerveld August 1: '''August Sender ''' ( November 17, 1876 &ndash; April 20] 3: mining industry. While working at a local mine, Sender first learned about photography by assisting a ph 6: porary society in a portrait series. In 1927 aSnder and writer Ludwig Marthar traveled through 8: plates destroyed. During the subsequent decade, Sander 's work focused primarily on nature and landscape 10: Sandar 's work includes landscape, natu... 2) " Perfume" -- As it applies to Jil Sander Perfume For the book "Perfume" by Patrick Süskind, see Perfime (book). Perfume is a mixture of fragrant essential oils, a fixative, and alcohol used to give objects(usually parts of the human body) a long-lasting and pleasant smell. Shelves of Perfune s The essential oils are obtained by distillation of flowers, plants, and grasses, such as orange blossom and roses. Extraction by enfleurage is used if distillation is not possible, for example in the case of Jasmin Absolute. Enfleurage is basically extractionby absorption of aroma materials into wax and then extracting the odorous oil with alcohol. Aromatic chemicals are also used. Fixatives, which bind the various fragrances together, include balsams, ambergris, and secretions from thescent glands of civets and musk deer (undiluted these have unpleasant smells but in alcoholic solution they act as preserving agents). The amount of alcohol addeddepends on whether erfume s, Eaux de toilette, or Eaux de Cologne are required. The mixture is normally aged for 1 year. Contents 1 Perufme s types and properties 2 History of Prfume and Parfume ry 3 Natural and synthetic aromatics 3.1 Plant sources 3.2 Animal sources 3.3 Synthetic sources 4 Health and ethical issues regardingaromatics 5 See also Perdume s types and properties Perfume extract: 20%-40% aromatic compounds Eau de parfum: 10-20% aromatic compounds Eau de toilette: 5-10% aromatic compounds Eau de cologne: 2-3% aromatic compounds A mixture of alcohol and water are used as the solvent for the aromatics. On application, body heat causes the solvent to evaporate quickly, leaving the fragrance to evaporate gradually over severalhours. The rate of evaporation( vapor pressure ) and the odor strength ofthe compound partly determines the tenaciousness of the compound and determines it Perume note classification. <... Common terms in this field are: Jerseys, Java Embedded, Jasper Inn, Jason Cosmetics, Japan Stock, Jacksonville Beach, Island Georgia, Isi Cream Chargers, Irrigation Valve, Ironman Timex, Irish Christening Gowns, Iris Pen Scanner, Ireland Bed And Breakfasts, Ir Light, Iowa Court Records, Inwall, Inventory Data, Intrinsically Safe Barrier, Intown Suites, Internet Recruiting Group Some information comes from Wikipedia. Wikipedia's GNU Free Documentation License allows for this.