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Introduction to the Scent: Petitgrain, derived from the leaves and twigs of the bitter orange tree (Citrus aurantium), is a gem in the citrus family of scents. It presents a unique aromatic profile, distinct from the more commonly known citrus fruit scents….
I would like to delve into a particular note that might not immediately come to mind when thinking about perfume – the humble carrot. Yes, you read that correctly. With their sweet, earthy, and slightly green aroma, carrots have stealthily found their…
The elusive scent of oakmoss has long captivated the senses of perfumers and connoisseurs alike, weaving its complex, verdant magic into the very fabric of countless fragrances throughout history. Evoking images of damp forest floors, lush foliage, and ancient woodland secrets, this…
Cucumber is a crisp and refreshing fragrant note frequently used in perfumes to create a cooling and relaxing effect. It is a popular choice for summer perfumes as perfumes with a dominant cucumber scent provide a feeling of refreshment, particularly on hot…
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,…
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…
