It may not come as a surprise, though, to discover that this is a synthetic, or fantasy, ingredient rather than something lovely distilled from desserts, puddings or candies. Miller Harris Fleur de Bois Diptyque Tam Dao It goes brilliantly in tuberose compositions, and beautifully enhances chypres. All names for the same plant, with those fabulous yellow pom-pom flowers which look delicate, but fill a room with their dreamy sweetness in minutes. Seasonally perfect scents delivered right to your door. Aromatherapeutically, juniper is used for arthritis, sore muscles, poor circulation and (when sniffed) as a pick-me-up and as a perfume ingredient, it certainly revs up a composition. Serge Lutens Jeu de Peau, Once upon a time, ylang ylang a tendrilled tropical flower which blossoms on a tall tree was known as poor mans jasmine (because it has many similarities, scent-wise). Ormonde Jayme Taif. Herms Eau de Pamplemousse Rose Natural perfumers whose palette of ingredients is limited love it, as it delivers an animalic quality yet is cruelty-free, generally harvested from hives that have matured over five years or so, carefully harvested by hand and then extracted using solvents. But it was their appearance in Chanel No. Intoxicating, hallucinogenic, life-threatening plants yes, truly datura (a.k.a. But we happen to adore it, Bottega Veneta Bottega Veneta Serge Lutens A La Nuit The roots of this plant also known as horse-heal (and officially Inula helenium) can be distilled to produce an essential oil, with a minty, violet-like scent. Its the leaves and the stems which are used in fragrance, giving a slightly bitter note. Seeds: Seeds are common features in the world of perfume making, and the most common ones include: anise, nutmeg, tonka beans, coriander, cocoa, carrot seed, cardamom, and the rest. "We have seen our online sales increase between 150 and 200 percent, depending on . Chanel Coco It does more things to your mind and body than just set off your scent sensors. Yves Saint Laurent Opium. 1 Floris Lily of the Valley Mango blossom, too, is sometimes used in perfumery: as sweetly floral as youd imagine these soft white flowers to be, with a breath of lily of the valley about them. A couple of cutting-edge perfumers Romano Ricci (with Not a Perfume) and Geza Schoen (Escentric Molecule 02) have daringly based an entire perfume around this synthetic note, which was discovered in the 1950s as a replacement for ambergris. In aromatherapy - where its the therapy that counts, rather than the aroma -its widely used; its just brilliant for coughs and wheezes. (Theyre deeply alluring to slugs, as gardeners know.) Lolita Lempicka Lolita Lempicka Used as a less-expensive alternative to vanilla, although has become popular on its own. It is credited for starting an entire subfamily- the Marines," says perfumer Christine Hassan. A chemical compound that smells floral at low concentrations, but fecal at high concentrations. Jo Malone London Pomegranate Noir. Nasomatto Silver Musk And in a fragrance? Boadicea the Victorious Adoration LArtisan Parfumeur Mandarine Used in perfumes since ancient times, vetivers more popular than ever and features very, very widely in the base of fragrances because it works brilliantly as a fixative and so far, nobody seems to have come up with a satisfactory synthetic alternative. But mostly, when encountered in fragrance, its a synthetic. Alternatively, let your eye travel over the scrolling, rolling collage below and click on whatever takes your fancy: a visual lucky dip. Common allergens fall into the five classes as detailed below: natural rubber, fragrances, preservatives, dyes, and metals. Sensitising cinnamal, potential allergen. Justin Bieber Girlfriend A Bellini cocktail is a must for many thousands of visitors to Venice, who since 1948 have flocked to Harrys Bar in Venice to sip on their speciality: a cocktail of sparkling white Prosecco and white peach puree. In modern day perfumery the scent of apricot is re-created synthetically, most often for a soft, almost fuzzy fruitiness. France is still the epicentre of production, though: more and 80,000 kilos of lavender are grown each year. Next time youre biting into a date that dried fruit, which conjures up images of oases, palm trees (and just possibly camels) have a sniff, first. The brand establishes a relationship of confidence with producers . (Which probably pegs most British gardeners as witches, then. Guerlain Mitsouko I love them for that. (This rose is also known as Rose de Mai, because it generally blooms in the month of May, and romantically the painters rose, because it features in many works of the old masters.). Like quite a few flowers, daisys used more for conjuring up an image in a perfume than for the actual smell. Serge Lutens Muscs Koublai Khan, Mimosa. Were not sure why the three balsamic ingredients (copaiba, Peru and tolu) have the word balsam first balsam of but that seems to be the tradition, One of springs favourite flowers, hyacinth gets its name from the Greek language: flower of rain. ), Revlon Charlie Blue Known as the carnal flower (Roja Dove also calls it the harlot of perfumery), tuberoses blooms are so powerful that just a few stems can fill a room with their headiness, pumping out their scent for days or even weeks. They also feature in Houbigants Quelques Fleurs (created 1912) and Lanvins Arpge. The same flowers turned up in delicately-scented puddings, love potions and medicines. This oil obtained from ambrette seedswhich come from hibiscushas a musk-like odor. Faberge Imperial A mighty tree, a mighty base note: this giant redwood member of the cypress family, which grows for thousands of years, is becoming popular in mens fragrances and a handful of womens, for its dry earthiness. Elizabeth Arden Green Tea Camellia Yves Saint Laurent Opium. Evody Fleur dOranger ', Boucheron Boucheron Frederick Malle Dans Tes Bras Its warm, rich, woody-ambery, adding a swirl of amber sweetness and hint-of-tobacco to fragrances. The citys 2000 metres above sea level, and the cooler temperature may be partly responsible for how well it flourishes there, under the control of just five local families. Interestingly, the Thierry Mugler brand now says its ageing its fragrances in wood casks an echo of the wine and spirits world, By Kilian Back to Black Learn about our 4 - step product safety process. Halston Woman Amber Parle Moi de Parfum Totally White Thats because it takes almost forever to produce oudh, which is actually the resinous heart-wood from fast-growing evergreen trees usually the Aquilaria tree. (A tradition wed quite like to see revived!). Floris Edwardian Bouquet The priciest of spices known as red gold saffrons one of the most ancient perfume ingredients: it was popular in Ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome, often as a single note perfume, as well as in more complex blends. Creed Vetiver The name neroli comes from a small Italian town near Rome, and a princess who lived there. Escada Escada Both were among the most popular perfume ingredients of ancient times, referred to as far back as ancient Egyptian unguent recipes. Guerlain Shalimar Its a harvest for patient souls: juniper berries (which can be blue, red-brown or orange) take three years to ripen, and are steam-distilled to release their pungency. Nez Nez Ambre Sade Patchouli is a magical ingredient. And they smell lovely. But its often also synthesised, adding a spicy warmth to Ambres (and quite a few mens scents). Innocent, tuberose most definitely is not, Goutal Tubreuse Jovoy Paris Bois Viktor Rolf Spicebomb Eau de Toilette for him 90ML - 79.00 ADD TO BAG 5. ), Acqua di Parma Colonia Assoluta Roos & RoosMentha Religiosa French for Lily of the Valley, muguet is one of the three most used florals in perfumery. Evody Note de Luxe How cool is that? When the trees are infected with a type of fungus, a black resin is produced in the heartwood. Cartier Le Must de Cartier By Kilian Bamboo Harmony When the Iranian revolution broke out in 1979, the oil supply dried up and Chanels perfumer faced the challenge of reworking this iconic scent. Solid and as uncomfortable as can be. Kenzo LEau Par Kenzo Jovoy La Liturgie des Heures Marc Jacobs Daisy, Can a perfume roar? Caron Nocturnes But in fact, orange blossoms versatility lends itself to all kinds of fragrances so its very widely used, acting too as a natural fixative to prolong the life of will-o-the-wisp ingredients. It isnt just the fruit thats used: apple blossom gives a soft, floral air to fragrances and lately, theres been a trend to using something called an apple tree note: in fact, a synthetic, fantasy ingredient which delivers a fruity-woodiness. Caron Farnesiana Great with vanilla. Weve been known to stand there, sniffing, for the sheer pleasure of it. Ingredients - The Perfume Society Ingredients Fragrances today are mostly a fusion of ingredients taken from nature - or inspired by nature - together with the synthetics (man-made ingredients) that are used to make them last longer, 'carry further', or stay 'true', when worn on the skin. It really is happiness, bottled. Guerlain Aprs LOnde It can be described as ambery, leathery, woody, animalic, honey, warm, smokey, balsamic, fruity and overall brings a sophisticated warmth to a fragrance," says perfumer Linda Song. Kai Kai. Leather and perfumery go way back together, meanwhile. The soft, sweet, pretty-pretty powderiness of blossoms from the flowering Prunus so prized in Japan are expected to start turning up in many more fragrances, as perfume starts to look East in earnest. Petigrain. In summer scents, in particular, kiwi adds a refreshing sweetness. It is both immediately recognizable and versatile.. Marc Jacobs Daisy Caron Royal Bain de Caron Yves Saint LaurentOpium. Alternatively, perfumers can mix other white flowers to create a gardenia-esque effect tuberose, jasmine and orange blossom do the trick. (Headspace technology is usually used to capture the scent: the air around the bloom is analysed, and the aroma compounds flawlessly recreated in the lab.). Tart and sweet. In a fragrance? Womens chypres, and mens fragrances, are most likely to have a leathery sensuality, but perfumers can take leather on all sorts of fragrant journeys: woody, aromatic, floral, even gourmand. Beauty The 35 Best Perfumes for Women for Every Occasion Get ready to meet your new signature scent. 1) By Rosie Jane Price: $28-70. This is, after all, a kind of mandarin: sweet, honeyed and with lots of uplifting zest in its bright orange skin. Not bad allusions for a fragrance note, wed say. Penhaligons Orange Blossom In nature, daisies have a subtle, herbaceous green scent. Its summer in a bottle: very fresh, watery, sheer, but (unsurprisingly) sweet at the same time. As perfumer Alienor Massenet explains, 'Freesia in perfumery is an imaginary reconstitution - but the smell is gorgeous.' Jean-Louis Scherrer Jean-Louis Scherrer Adding a nutty quality, actually: soft, almost snuggly or skin-like. Floris Honey Oud Ivy was also carried by women who wanted to attract good fortune. Cardamoms been spicing up perfumery (and the incense trade) at least since Egyptian times, and was one of the key fragrance plants used in Greek perfumes. (It clearly has extraordinary preservative powers, able to preserve skin for millennia.) Yves Saint Laurent LHomme. The agarwood is a result of a reaction to a fungal attack, which turns this usually pale and light wood into a dark, resinous wood with a distinct fragrance a process that takes hundreds of years. But smell carefully and you might pick up hints of pink jasmine or even ylang-ylang, perhaps with green undertones. Its bittersweet freshness works well in Colognes and summer scents, when a shot of green is called for. The quality of the oil can vary hugely. According to predictions, rhubarb is set to become even more of a key ingredient in future fragrance trends Aedes de Venustus Eau de Parfum And Anthemis nobilis Roman camomile, English camomile, true camomile, call it what you will is sweet and heady, though also with an apple-iness. Unlike the flowers, which add a powdery touch to scents, violet leaf smells very green and works best in watery fragrances and masculine scents, especially in the fougre family. Lancme Aroma Tonic Or as perfumer Julie Massexplains to The Perfume Society: 'An opulent sensation of green-leaf, or the hissing of hot, wet summer lawns - a strangely intense and yet cool floral. Narciso Rodriguez for Her In Medieval times, lavender was strewn on the floors of churches and homes, used to scent linen and clothing, and also in pot pourri and sachets. Boucheron Boucheron (No surprise that in aromatherapy, bergamot is actually used to treat depression) For perfumers, its invaluable for helping to blend notes into a single bouquet, and fix them there. And jasmine. Chopard Casmir Guerlain Jicky In some hot places, vetiver is woven into blinds and matting, which are not only wonderfully fragrant as the breeze wafts through them or theyre trodden underfoot: vetiver has cooling properties. So warm, metallic almost, spicy of course, gourmand, hitting the nose with memories of rice pudding with cinnamon sugar, and making your saliva flow. But in perfumery, it features more often as whats known as a fantasy note: a synthetic, designed to conjure up an image here, the soft, voluptuous beauty of this winter-blossoming shrub. Aldehydes triggered a revolution in perfumery. These resinous materials like myrrh, the Peru and tolu balsams, benzoin, labdanum and opoponax have been around for thousands of years, helping perfumes to stick around for longer, blending with flowers, citrus fruit and herbs. The fragrant liquid which refreshed Roman guests and was flung up by fountains all around town, however, was rosewater - the water in which roses have been steeped, then discarded. Theres something about the voluptuous but fragile beauty of peonies that makes them truly evocative and sensual, as a perfume ingredient. Acacia. As the excellent fragrance blog Perfume Posse puts it, Musk speaks carnally in whispers or shouts And its in almost every scent we dab, spritz and splash onto our skins - because at the end of the day, most of us wear perfumes to feel more alluring, But musk does more than this. In recent years, perfumers have been giving thanks for celery. Our perfume bottles are made from 100% recyclable and sustainable materials, aside from the pump. Atelier Cologne Trefle Pure You cant shake a real cocktail into a scent, of course so the drink has been conjured up synthetically as a fantasy fragrance ingredient to give a sense of sparkling, crisp peachiness. And what is it? (Its been called the scent of the 60s, because the essential oil was often worn neat on the skin of music-loving, party-loving and sometimes drug-loving youth.) The flowers themselves are really mean with their oil, though, and synthetics are more often used to recreate lily of the valleys magic: Lilial, Lyral and hydroxycitronellal are among them. Chanel Coco Yellow as a sunset over the Tanneron Massif, after a long winter, mimosa is the first flower opening the doors to spring in the south of France," says Jean-Marc Chaillan. Givenchy Pi Every perfume produced by Options LTD comes with a range of options for packaging, boxing, branding, and design. Sprinkle it on your smoked salmon. For a complete beauty ritual, prolong the fragrance trail with other expressions of the scent. Named after a leader in French botanical history, this brand is committed to clean beauty and non-toxic fragrances. Think of this as a chameleon note: even more than most notes, davana is said to smell differently on each of us which is why its prized by some perfumers. Our favourite lilac legend, though, is that the deep floral fragrance was believed in Celtic cultures to transport humans into fairyland and the spiritual world. The leaves of this flowering plant which can grow to two or three metres are deliciously lemony and fresh when rubbed, and give a cleanness and uplifting freshness to scents. It takes a massive amount of the trees wood to produce the oil: each trees said to yield just 1%, by weight, of oil to wood. Both are lovely, but the poodle mostly just hops and jumps. Here are 6 adding zest to the perfume category From orange blossom to mandarin, citrus notes are a staple in a perfumer's organ but the traditionally summer scents are getting a feel-good makeov. A key ingredient in old and new Arabic perfumery, renowned as an element within high-quality incense in Arabic, Japanese and Indian cultures, oudh has now definitively crossed over to the west. Giorgio Armani Sensi Dior Dune Of all the fragrance ingredients out there, lavenders probably the most widely recognised (even if blindfolded) for its soothing, calming aromatic qualities. But its also grown in Algiers, Morocco and in Grasse, we saw Chanel experimenting with growing geranium in their fields. Goutal Rose Pompon You may not know the name but youve certainly smelled this key ingredient in fresh fragrances, and especially Colognes something of the sweetness of neroli (orange blossom) - but also woody, fresh, green and maybe a touch bitter, with a slightly masculine edge. For centuries, the essential oil of bergamot has had a close link to perfumery and scent, even used to scent small papier-mch boxes for keeping small precious mementos - like locks of hair and love letters. Serge Lutens Fleur dOranger, A hugely precious ingredient, this with a heart-stopping price-tag. (Just like in baking.) Famously, myrrh was one of the three gifts brought to the infant Jesus by the Three Kings. Diluted, blended, civet morphs into something altogether lustily musky and inviting, adding warmth and radiance to floral scents especially, and working as a fixative. Lorenzo Villoresi Piper Nigrum Eucalyptus honey. Widely used in cooking, too, in south-east Asia and perhaps most famously, to flavour chai - its slightly camphorous properties work to freshen breath. The perfume was launched in 2012 and the nose behind the fragrance is Thierry Wasser. Oudh (sometimes spelled 'oud') has become a phenomenally popular ingredient, but still divides opinion. Jimmy Choo Jimmy Choo Chanel No. The absolute created from the nut itself is sweet, but with a bitter edge (think Amaretto, here); almond can give a fragrance a marzipan quality, maybe even remind you of macaroons. As one of the oldest ingredients found in perfumery, it has been extremely popular throughout the decades," says Gamba. Thierry Mugler Angel (And seems to work equally well on members of the opposite sex.) Or do you get a whiff of almond? Yves Saint LaurentOpium. The scent can also be extracted from the so-pretty bunched variety Narcissus tazetta is native to southern Europe and now also grown widely across Asia, the Middle East, north Africa, northern India, China and Japan. (And dont blame us if youre busted sniffing the fruitbowl!) Caron Tubereuse The bark, roots and resin are all still used to create incense for rituals, in Nepal, India and China (including Tibet - and acacia/mimosas used in mainstream perfumery, too: the scent has a warm, honey, iris-like, powdery airiness, which enriches the complexity of fragrances. Frederic Malle En Passant Balmain Eau dIvoire Both give a snuggly, cosy-sexy feel to fragrances but amber is a fantasy (synthetic note), and ambergris is a whale by-product (NB no whales are harmed in its production, which is a completely fascinating process). Youll get a sweetness, maybe a hint of caramel, from this fruit of Heaven as its known. Once upon a time, green unripe oranges just the size of cherries were also a source of petitgrain, hence the name (it translates as little grains). Herms Un Jardin Sur Le Toit. The essential oil itself is distilled from the pine needles, young shoots and even sometimes the cones of this familiar evergreen, producing an oil with a refreshing woody-spiciness that conjures up Christmas like nothing else. "In perfumery, we use the oil extracted from the lemon peel, which is zesty and juicy, and gives brightness to a fragrance," says perfumer Dana Schmitt. When its first produced, its useless as a fragrance ingredient - definitely faecal, at that point. Bees love these intoxicating blooms: when you taste acacia honey, this is the tree whose pollen the bees have dipped into. Bracing, uplifting and almost nose-tinglingly spicy, ginger pairs beautifully with vanilla, woody notes and citrus, as well as white flowers like jasmine and neroli. Indian Carnation). Here's what perfumerSarah McCartneyhas to say about this ingredient: 'I bought opoponax at first just for the name. Probably the most famous melon fragrance is Calyx: originally launched under the Prescriptives brand (now a long-lost part of Este Lauder), and newly relaunched by Clinique but with fruity-florals still hotter than a beach in St. Barths, there are plenty of others, Clinique Calyx Hints of tobacco, too, or the whiff of burning leaves in winter. Davidoff Cool Water Givenchy Fleur dInterdit Iso E Supers said to help personalise fragrances, creating an almost bespoke effect when theyre applied to the wearers skin. Calvin Klein Escape Guerlain Chamade Go to the menu . Burberry Buberry Women But theres one snag with this exquisite material: its been blacklisted by the International Fragrance Association (IFRA) as a potential irritant, its use restricted by European regulation to 0.1% in perfume compositions that are applied to the skin a restriction which has sent noses into tailspins in labs across the world, as they were forced to remove or reduce this lynchpin ingredient in their often very famous formulations. Goutal Passion It was for a time the perfumers choice for replacing animal musks, although its gentler and not as sharp. How mysterious is that, as a fragrant ingredient? THE REASON TO BUY CHANEL PERFUMES: High-quality ingredients and a status symbol. Elizabeth Arden Green Tea I use it for feminine and masculine fragrances: it gives an "openness" and sensuality to fragrances. (IMHO). ChloLove Chloe But in perfumery where its surprisingly widely-used - its woody, dry, green and almost paper-like, used to conjure up nature in both feminine and masculine fragrances. Synthetic sources of the molecule vanillin that characterizes vanilla have allowed us to add this delicious and additive note to fragrances across a broad variety of applications. The ingredients used to create this are a mixture of both natural and synthetic, commonly used are vanilla, patchouli, labdanum, styrax, benzoin and a few more. It works wonderfully in floral accords alongside hyacinth, iris, narcissus, violet and gardenia - and blends well with spices, too. Some ingredients in perfume may sound familiar while others appear completely foreign. 19 Poudr Boucheron Boucheron Ortigia Sicilia Orange Blossom Kai is an exclusive perfume brand crafting exotic fragrances that have celeb followers including Jennifer Aniston, Julia Roberts, Charlize Theron, Reese Witherspoon, and Jennifer Garner. There are around 200 different types of magnolia (named after a renowned French botanist, Pierre Magnol, who came up with the concept of classifying flora into plant families). Guerlain Elixir Charnel Ambre Brulant (Wormwood gets its name from the plants power to treat parasites.) Yves Saint LaurentLa Collection Nu. Cartier Dlices LArtisan Parfumeur Tubreuse Quince was used by the early Arab perfumers, by the Greeks and Romans: they steeped the fruit in oil, and made a perfume from its flowers that was called Melinum. Is there anyone doesnt love the smell of new-mown grass? Bobbi Brown Bath "Native to South America, especially Paraguay, the essential oil is obtained by hydrodistillation from wood chips of small, wild tropical trees up to 10 feet high.". This spice has been in use for thousands of years: Pliny described an unguent of fenugreek, and the roots were also used in early Arab perfumery. Yes, really: this salty, smoky breakfast food has been used in synthetic form as a novel (very novel) perfume ingredient in John Leydons Fargginay fragrance brand, in a specific bacn collection. But its the orgy of white neroli blossoms which get noses really excited: airy, citrussy, green, but with whispers of honey and orange bubbling subtly underneath. Evody Pomme dOr Miller Harris La Pluie The whole tanning process smells repulsive, though, so leathers were treated with oils, musk, civet and ambergris, to mask the smell of the animals skins. I love the woody, very diffusive aspect of this IFF molecule," says Benaim. Azzaro Baccarat Rouge 540 Bath & Body Works Black Opium Burberry Bvlgari. Ah, bluebells: those nodding, beautiful five-petalled spring flowers that seem so quintessentially English but actually flourish anywhere from here to northern Spain, with over 500 species in all. 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