Notes in Perfumery

Marigold: The Meadow Flower with a Hint of Green Apple Marigold, a charming flower native to the plains of America, has thrived from Canada to Argentina for centuries. It was...

Cultivated since antiquity throughout Asia, shiso is a versatile plant, serving as a food source, aromatic herb, and medicinal plant, in addition to its fascinating olfactory qualities. The essential oil...

Cucumber: A Time-Honored Ingredient in Cosmetics and Perfumery Since the 18th century, cucumbers have been recognized for their cosmetic benefits, particularly for skin lightening. The cucumber, once sliced and now...

The enticing fig notes were introduced to perfumes in the 1990s, offering a natural and intoxicating touch reminiscent of summer gardens in the Mediterranean. Creating Fig Accords: Fruity Notes of...

The Tomato, Its Famous Lycopene, and Its Virtues in Cosmetics While the tomato is primarily known for its sweet and delicately tangy taste, this fruit contains many secrets within its...

Kiwi in Perfumery Although it is currently impossible to extract essential oil or absolute directly from kiwi fruit for perfumery, the unique fruity and tangy scent of kiwi has captured...