Notes in Perfumery

Papaya: A Fruit with Olfactory and Aesthetic Virtues For centuries, papaya has been a fruit enjoyed for its taste and utilized by Mexicans to alleviate stomach aches and gastric infections....

Linden, a subtle and delicate fragrance Linden, with its delicate and light characteristics, exudes a fragrance that mirrors its essence. Its notes are incredibly subtle, reminiscent of honey. Linden notes...

As a versatile ingredient, sesame not only opens the doors to our stomachs through its culinary uses but also to our senses with its remarkable nutty aroma. It comes as...

Syringa, the white flower that illuminates the garden Native to China and North America, particularly Quebec, the syringa has been cherished for its fragrant flowers in parks and gardens for...

Licorice: An Ancient Plant with a Rich History Licorice is a perennial plant that belongs to the Fabaceae family. It typically grows between 1 and 1.5 meters high and features...

The Fascinating Aroma and Legacy of Rosewood in Fragrances When it comes to fragrant woods used in perfumery, Rosewood stands out. Originating from the Amazon rainforest, Rosewood was first discovered...