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Cardamom (Elettaria cardamomum) is an aromatic, spicy herb from the ginger family. The Egyptians said it was vital in making oil perfumes and physical hygiene since it made a great blend with incense for whitening teeth. Its essential oil is still a…
Guaiac (Guaiac, Bulnesia sarmienti) is a small tree and one of the most resistant, hardest in the world, and it is even called an iron tree. It is also known as Lignum Vitae – Tree of Life or Palo Santo. This exotic…
Mandarin (Citrus Reticulate) is a fruit from the citrus family. The mandarin originates from China, where it is considered a symbol of good luck and has a significant, almost sacred role in celebrating the New Year. Its refreshing scent, with hints of…
Neroli (Citrus Aurantium, Amara) is one of the favorite fragrant notes for all perfume lovers and perfumers who like to combine it with hesperidic, citrusy notes in many modern perfume compositions. It is obtained from the flowers of the bitter orange tree,…
Peach (Prunus persica), in addition to being a favorite summer fruit for many, is also one of the best and sought after fragrance notes in the perfume industry. Peach is fresh, juicy, and delicate. It gained a little more popularity in women’s…
Lemongrass (Cymbopogon, Citronella) has a fresh, sharp lemon-like scent with a slight hint of exotic ginger. On the other hand, what gives strength and support to this fragrant note is a definite earthy and grassy undertone. It is bright and refreshing, exceptionally…
Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) is a small spice plant that grows wild in Europe and America. This unusual spice is known as a great addition to the dishes of many cultures. Its fresh, green-sweet aroma with a spicy touch perfectly complements the most…
Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus) oil, which is most often used in the perfume industry, is obtained by steam distillation of long leaves of this large and exotic tree. You may know that koalas love to doze on eucalyptus branches, but they also love…
