Notes in Perfumery

Bigarade in perfumery
Scent Note: What does bitter orange smell like?

The Bitter Orange:...

Scent Note: What does bitter orange smell like?

The Bitter Orange: A Versatile Source of Precious Essences Originating in India and China, the bitter orange, or wild orange, has flourished for centuries alongside its cousins, the sweet orange...

Aldehydes in perfumery
Scent Note: What do aldehydes smell like?

Aldehydes: Pioneers of...

Scent Note: What do aldehydes smell like?

Aldehydes: Pioneers of Synthetic Revolution Aldehydes played a crucial role in the creation of the iconic Chanel N° 5 perfume. In 1921, aldehydes were first introduced into luxury perfumery, giving...

Aromatic accord in perfumery
Aromatic accord in perfumes

Aromatic herbs have...

Aromatic accord in perfumes

Aromatic herbs have been an integral part of perfumery since ancient times. In ancient Egypt, essential oils and fragrant herbs such as myrrh, frankincense, and cinnamon were utilized in religious...

Absinthe in perfumery
Absinthe in perfumery

Absinthe, a plant...

Absinthe in perfumery

Absinthe, a plant that has become a potent spirit Absinthe is a perennial herbaceous plant that grows between 50 cm and 1 m in height. It is covered with silky...

Star anise in perfumery
Star anise in perfumery

Star Anise: A...

Star anise in perfumery

Star Anise: A Chinese Spice with a Rich History Star anise, the fruit of the badian tree native to China, was introduced to the Western world by the renowned explorer...

Anise in perfumery
Anise in perfumery

The Multifaceted Benefits...

Anise in perfumery

The Multifaceted Benefits and Virtues of Anise Anise, a highly aromatic and decorative plant, originates from the Mediterranean basin and boasts an extensive history. Cultivated by the Egyptians over 4,000...