Notes in Perfumery

Ginger and Its Role in Perfumery Ginger is a rhizomatous perennial plant, about 1 meter tall, that was discovered over 2,000 years ago in Asia. It was introduced to Ancient...

Nutmeg: A Mythical and Mystical Scent Nutmeg, a distinguished spice, boasts an enigmatic fragrance. It plays with our senses by being alternately hot, cold, fresh, aromatic, woody, spicy, and exotic....

The original and powerful black tea note is used in feminine oriental juices or masculine woody scents to offer its venerable smoky vapors to fragrances that will highlight the delicate...

First encountered during the colonial conquests at the end of the 15th century, rum was originally the drink of sailors and slaves. Until the end of the 19th century, before...

Indulgence Captured in a Bottle Recognizing the close relationship between smell and taste, perfumers have ventured into the realm of confectionery to create enticing fragrances. Red fruits, vanilla, praline, marshmallow,...

The Origins of Vanillin Vanillin originates from vanilla, which was first encountered in 1520 during the conquest of Mexico. At this time, the Spaniards discovered this new aroma. The subsequent...