Notes in Perfumery

Dried fruits in perfumery

Exploring Dried Fruit Notes in Perfumery While perfumery often showcases popular olfactory families to appeal to a wide audience, some perfumers venture into more exotic and untamed territories. These unique,...

Perfume of the Accord Chypre

The evolution of chypre accords in perfumery In 1917, François Coty introduced a fragrance named Chypre, giving birth to a new olfactory family. Chypre accords are typically built around bergamot...

Aromatic accord in perfumes

Aromatic herbs have been an integral part of perfumery since ancient times. In ancient Egypt, essential oils and fragrant herbs such as myrrh, frankincense, and cinnamon were utilized in religious...

Absinthe in perfumery

Absinthe, a plant that has become a potent spirit Absinthe is a perennial herbaceous plant that grows between 50 cm and 1 m in height. It is covered with silky...

Star anise in perfumery

Star Anise: A Chinese Spice with a Rich History Star anise, the fruit of the badian tree native to China, was introduced to the Western world by the renowned explorer...

Mugwort in perfumery

Mugwort: An Aromatic Essence in Men's Perfumery Mugwort, characterized by its camphoric, fresh, herbaceous, and bitter notes, belongs to the aromatic olfactory family, alongside thyme, lavender, and rosemary. Primarily used...