Notes in Perfumery

The almond or the fruit of fertility from the Greek world If the almond tree and its fruit almond appeared only 16 th century France, the Greeks, as often recognized...

Thanks to the discoveries made in the past century regarding synthetic molecules, there are different materials that wonderfully reproduce the almond note, not just in floral compositions, but also in...

Perfumery creators have been incorporating fruity and gourmand fragrances into their creations for years. Among these, the delicate note of quince has been recreated to enhance floral and fruity scents....

Chocolate Note in Perfumery and Its Debut with Angel by Thierry Mugler Chocolate, or more precisely, the cocoa bean, has been celebrated since the conquest of South America in the...

Cranberries: A Rich History and Growing Presence in Perfumery Native to North America, cranberries have been cherished for centuries not only as a food source but also for their medicinal...

Honey: A Warm and Sweet Note in Perfumery Honey is extensively used in perfumery, adding softness to floral scents and a more animalistic touch to oriental fragrances. Honey notes are...