Notes in Perfumery

The Balsam Fir: North America's Emblematic Fragrance The Balsam Fir, scientifically known as Abies balsamea, is a native North American species belonging to the Pinaceae family. This majestic tree can...

Though cedar is often associated with its woody aroma, it also offers a delightful alternative: cedar leaf essential oil. Extracted from cedar leaves, this oil provides a fresher and more...

Iso E Super: A Perfumers' Essential Molecule Today, perfumers treasure the Iso E Super, a versatile chemical molecule that imparts roundness and longevity to their compositions. Classified within the woody...

Oakmoss: A Complex Aroma Oakmoss emits a highly complex scent, comprised of around 80 substances with distinct odors. As a result, no synthetic component can precisely reproduce its unique fragrance....

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 History and Fascinating Evolution of Woody Notes Woody notes have not always been as popular in perfumery as they are today. Over time, they have become the backbone of...