Notes in Perfumery

What does bergamot smell like?

Originating from the mid-18th century, the illustrious bergamot has carved a significant niche within the art of perfume making. This enchanting citrus fruit, famous for its lively fusion of fruity...

Benzoin in perfumery

Benzoin: A Suave Vanilla Facet in Perfumery Siam benzoin is highly sought after by perfume creators for its vanilla-like and suave facets, as well as its unique caramel, toasted almond,...

Bay in perfumery

Bay Note: A Versatile Ingredient in Diverse Fragrances Bay note is prevalent in sporty and natural masculine fragrances, as well as in a smaller proportion within oriental feminine scents. This...

Tolu balm in perfumery

Tolu Balm: A South American Ingredient Tolu balm is derived from the resin of a tree commonly found in the vicinity of Santiago de Tolu in Colombia. The resin hardens...

Peruvian balm in perfumery

Peruvian Balsam: Origins and Characteristics Peruvian balsam, a tree belonging to the fabaceae family, is native to Central America and grows in countries such as Mexico, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Guatemala,...

Basil in perfumery

Basil: A Rich History and Versatile Aroma The Egyptians, who were passionate about botany and fond of aromatic plants, imported basil from India for its medicinal, culinary, and olfactory properties....