He blends great smells.
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Francisco Lozano mixes oils to make perfumes. (Courtesy of Francisco Lozano) -
A scientist places a glass globe over a rose. He collects the fragrance. A computer studies the scent. It helps people make perfumes that smell like roses. (AP/Mike Derer) -
Anitra Earl is called the “perfume detective.” She has a good nose. She tracks down perfumes that are no longer made. (AP/Ted S Warren) -
A member of the U.S. Army smells perfume on a letter from his wife. (AP/John Moore) -
A team made perfumes based on fragrances that are 4,000 years old. People have always liked perfume! (AP/Alessandra Tarantino)
Mr. L. learns to make perfume. He has a good nose. He can sniff out which scent is which. One is a rose. One is a violet.
He mixes oils. What are your favorite smells?
Pray: Thank God for the gift of pleasant smells. Thank Him for fragrant flowers, woods, and herbs.
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Mr. Francisco Lozano grew up in Mexico. His mom sold Avon products. Young Francisco liked smelling the lotions, soaps, and perfumes. He is a smart sniffer. Friends asked him to help them trace bad smells in their houses or cars. He could do it! Now Mr. Lozano learns to make perfume in Marietta, Georgia. He creates beauty with what God already made. “At the end of the day, the master perfumer is God,” he says.
“Mary therefore took a pound of expensive ointment made from pure nard and anointed the feet of Jesus.” (John 12:3)
