common perfume ingredients

Amouage Memoir Woman If someone asks a perfumer what balsamic means, wed hand them a pot of tolu. Its the image of driftwood that this note really evokes visions of saltiness, seaside, water and lightness. Miller Harris Couer de Fleur Ormonde Jayne Sampaquita Illamasqua Freak Maison Francis Kurkdjian Cologne Pour le Matin Reminscent of jasmine, gardenia and orange blossom, tuberose is often blended alongside those other white flowers. Solid and as uncomfortable as can be. Does beeswax smell? Editions de Parfums Frdric Malle Lipstick Rose But the ingredient perfumers weave, mostly into floral fragrances, is generally a synthetic replica. Aniseed, licorice, fennel, tarragon: star anise reminds us of all of these. The fruit can be round, or oval, depending on which species youre looking at and the skins can range from yellow or green to maroon. Serge Lutens Sa Majeste La Rose Ormonde Jayne Frangipani Kim Kardashian Love Kim. 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. Notes reminiscent of this favourite beverage from the dried leaves of Camellia sinensis (seen in our photo growing on plantation slopes) - have made their way into quite a few sheer, uplifting fragrance creations in recent years, a trend kickstarted by Bulgaris Eau Parfume au Th Vert. Chanel Les Exclusifs de Chanel Sycomore Yardley Royal Diamond. Fendi Fan di Fendi How did the tangerine get its name? Once upon a time, frangipani was the name of an actual perfume produced by an aristocratic Roman Renaissance family by the name of Frangipani, and created by mixing orris (iris root), spices, civet and musk. Givenchy Amarige Not only are roses the most romantic of flowers to look at: theyre an absolute cornerstone of perfumery the most important flower of all, from the point of view of a nose: sometimes powdery, sometimes woody, musky, myrrh-y, clove-like, sometimes fruity, or just blowsily feminine but always, intensely romantic. Juicy Couture Viva la Juicy Its kind of everywhere - both in plants and in cosmetic products. (Petitgrain, which you can read about here, is extracted from the leaves, for instance.) Juliette Has A Gun Midnight Oud Cartier Les Heures de Cartier LHeure Folle X ), and you might get whispers of a floral note, with fruity undertones somewhere mid-way between a rose and a nectarine. YSL Paris. Calvin Klein Eternity ", "Musk is an aromatic base note derived from a combination of natural and synthetic sources. ", A heavy, full-bodied, powdery, warm fragrance note, amber oil comes from the Baltic amber tree. Keiko Mecheri Bois de Santal Tommy Hilfiger Tommy Girl ', Smell benzoin in: The name? She was the first person to distil orange flowers to make essential oil, which she used to scent her clothes, baths and gloves. The name, quite simply, comes from the old Tamil words patchai (green) and ellai (leaf). Philosophy Pure Grace Vivienne Westwood Boudoir A little bit birch tar-y, even tarmac-y. Christian Dior Sakura (Interior decorators, as well as perfumers, also love ginger for the sheer architecture of the plants. The nectar-like aroma you smell in a peach-y fragrance, though, may actually be a synthetic: aldehyde C14 (a.k.a. Nerolis perfect in white florals, or in Colognes, which accent its citrus edge and its popular in fragrances for men, as well as for women. Caron Or et Noir Alienor adds: 'It's smells like tea, actually.' Byredo La Tulipe In general, they lend themselves well to mens scents, though there are some feminine examples, too. Nowadays, its usually a somewhat less romantic solvent process. Moschino Cheap & Chic, Pink pepper is now a hot perfume ingredient (in several senses): bright, cheerful, with a woody-rosy scent thats quite different to the nose-tingling spicy warmth of the more-familiar black pepper. (Erotic postscript: in the tantric rite of the Five Essentials, saffron was applied to the females feet), The plant itself Crocus sativus, from the iris family - was introduced into Europe in the 7th Century, after the conquest of Spain; by the 16th Century, English saffron was prized as the best in the world, grown in large quantities around Saffron Waldon (which is how come that town got its name). Come Tudor times, quilted jackets and caps were stuffed with lavender. Cinnamomum cassia even has cinnamon in its botanical name, and is known sometimes as Chinese cinnamon, or even false cinnamon. ChloLove Eau Intense Caron Tabac Blond Yves Saint Laurent Belle dOpium Atropa Belladonna. The ancient Arab perfumers were the first to capture honeys sweetness in perfumery, but today the honey featured is generally a synthetic note one thats drizzled sensually over quite a few fragrances in the past few years. "Used in several classical fragrances (like Chanel N5 or Jean Patou Joy), it is also experienced in luxe, modern fragrances. Most of us are unaffected though, able to delight in the fresh, spirited joy of petitgrains citrus pleasures. It smells like cinnamon. Its also on the official list of endangered flora of Brazil. Theres a romantic (if slightly gory) Greek legend woven around hyacinth, actually: according to myth, the flower grew from the blood of Hyacinthus, a youth accidentally killed by Apollo and even today, in Greece, the flower stands for remembrance. Chanel No. Water lilies Nymphea get their name from Greek mythology, from the nymphs who played in springs or pools. ), and originally native to the Mediterranean. It reminds people who know it of the Kir Royal, a celebratory cocktail blending cassis liqueur with champagne," says Benaim. Dior Hypnotic Poison The hairy-skinned green or red fruit add a tart, prettily fruity edge to fragrances mostly fruity-florals. (For more about violet leaf, though, which smells green and aquatic, click here.) Nowadays, a synthetic form of lilacs often used in contemporary perfumery, as its possible to recreate the tender natural fragrance perfectly, more reliably and year round. (Latin name: Citrus junos.) 'A very powerful molecule, in both masculine and feminine fragrances,' notes perfumer Alienor Massenet. It can smell aromatic or woody, a little dry, earthy and spicy. Intoxicating, hallucinogenic, life-threatening plants yes, truly angels trumpet (a.k.a. Burberry Weekend for Women 19 Poudr It evolves over time and is very complex, and requires a perfumers deftest touch but its incredibly valuable to noses as a fixative. Gucci Flora by Gucci Gorgeous Gardenia Cartier Le Must de Cartier Yardley English Lavender. In China and Japan, its a national emblem and known as the king of the flowers. The note is steam-distilled or solvent-extracted from the creamy flowers of the tall plant (Cananga odorata) it can be either a tree or a vine, growing to almost 20 metres. (Look under E for more about eugenol.). Fields of flax are heart-stoppingly maybe even car-stoppingly beautiful, with pale blue flowers wafting in the breeze. Most of us are unlikely to smell it growing wild, but apparently its deliciously, delicately sweet, in flower form. Guerlain Chant DArome L.VilloresPiper Negrum. Maison Martin Margiela Untitled Ylang ylang grows in the Phillipines, Java, Runion and the Comoro Islands. Ormonde Jayne Tiar. Then later, it was discovered by (and became popular with) Greek and Roman perfumers. Britney Spears Believe But whatever the source, theres no getting away from castoreums seriously musky sensuality, which also has a hint of fruitiness. Something else to slip into your handbag, then: different dried fruits are now recreated in perfumery fantasy ingredients (i.e. Cartier Eau de Cartier Frederic Malle Cologne Bigarade Yves Saint Laurent La Collection Yvresse. Este Lauder Private Collection Tuberose Gardenia Its very rarely used as a fragrance note more widely, for the brilliant skin-smoothing, nourishing properties of avocado oil, in body products and facial care. EsteLauder Pleasures. 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. Jasmine and rose are the two foundation stones of perfumery. Used as a less-expensive alternative to vanilla, although has become popular on its own. Goutal Eau dHadrien, Vanilla doesnt just smell sweet, nuzzleable and delectably comforting: its kind of magic, in flavour and perfume terms. Not everyone thinks they love the smell of tobacco but encountering it in a fragrance is way more sensual an experience than walking into a smokey room, or dealing with the post-party ashtray challenge. This is, after all, a kind of mandarin: sweet, honeyed and with lots of uplifting zest in its bright orange skin. So long as the lily flowers you buy are indeed fragrant, theyll pump their sweetness into the air without fading for a couple of weeks at a time, Cacharel Anas Anas Floris China Rose Miller Harris Fleur de Sel By Kilian Pure Oud Mad et Len No. Lilies have been used in perfumery since ancient times: they were very well-loved in Egypt, as part of a perfumed ointment based on the flowers of 2000 lilies, while the ancient Greeks used Madonna lilies to make a perfume called Susinon. These days youve got synthetics which are much easier to use, cheaper to buy and hang around for longer and act more rapidly. In fact, its used in different proportions in almost all modern perfumes - particularly within chypre and fougre fragrance categories, giving an initial fresh, airy, uplifting quality. Guerlain LInstant de Guerlain Eau de Toilette Fresh Brown Sugar A pinch of thyme is more likely to be found in a masculine fragrance than something targeted at women, though it also makes its way into quite a few unisex Colognes. Once cut, theyre turned frequently to prevent them breaking down too quickly. Clive Christian X for Women Jasmin Sambac is one of the grande dames of perfumery. Different basils have different fragrance qualities: it can be lemony, or tarragon-like, or well, just plain basil-y. Comme des Garons Sequoia It has a medicinal as well as a fragrant use, meanwhile: since at least the 16th Century, Native Americans have turned to guaiac wood to treat really serious ailments (hence the life in the name). As perfumer Alienor Massenet explains, 'Freesia in perfumery is an imaginary reconstitution - but the smell is gorgeous.' Bulgari Eau Parfume au Th Vert A third variety, Narcissus jonquil, can also be used, and in one form or another this beautiful ingredient is said to make its way into as much as 10% of modern fragrances - despite the fact that a staggering 500 kilos of flowers are needed to produce a kilo of concrete, or just 300 g of absolue, making it very pricy. Like quite a few ingredients, though, heliotrope/heliotropins use has been reduced and restricted lately by the International Fragrance Associations regulations (IFRA for short), and some iconic, heavy-on-the-heliotrope fragrances including LArtisan Parfumeurs glorious Jour de Fte have sadly been discontinued, as a result. Today's savvy perfumers, however, are far from the first to recognise thesheer sensual potential of this 'Queen of Flowers'. Goutal le Mimosa Este Lauder Pleasures Pears fragrant bounty doesnt begin and end with its fruits (and subtly powdery blossoms), though. Mostly, its used in eastern and ambre perfumes, chypres and fougres but pops up in one very famous fragrance (see below). As well as occurring naturally, though, benzyl alcohol may also be chemically produced from petrochemical sources. LOccitane de Provence Verbena Sorbet, In common with many contemporary fragrance ingredients, jatamansi or spikenard, to give it a more familiar name was originally used in incense, as an element of sacred Roman, Indian, Hebrew and Egyptian ceremonies. No, not really suede but perfumers can recreate the suedes enveloping sensuality, in perfumery using synthetic ingredients. The flowers of the tree are wonderfully nectarous: a magnet for bees (linden honey is particularly delicious). It has an abstract quality and has become widely used as a base note, in more complex perfumes. Its light and flighty though, so it works as a top note then flits off, leaving an impression but not hanging around to be judged. One of summers favourite berries, strawberrys turned up in a fruitbowl of scents in recent years, riding on a wave of fruity-floral popularity sometimes paired with exotic white flowers like ylang-ylang, lily or jasmine, or in gourmand creations alongside caramel and cinnamon. Collection of oudh from natural forests is now illegal under CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endanged Species of Wild Fauna and Flora), but some is now beginning to be plantation grown in Vietnam. (Almost all fougre fragrances are targeted at men, by the way.). 19 was a very high grade from Iran. Escada Escada The fruit, by contrast, is lush, juicy, ripe and sunny. Maison Francis Kurkdjian Absolue Pour le Matin As fragrance expert withFragrances of the World Clayton Ilolahia explains, ambergris has been used in perfumery "for centuries." Chanel Coco Mademoiselle As with many other fruit notes, kiwis enjoying a moment in the sun thanks to the current fashion for fruity-floral scents. Of those, approximately 100 different substances are known to 'It's often used to surround jasmine, in white floral bouquets,' notes perfumer Alienor Massenet. But did you know that this stone-fruit is related to the cashew family? ), Happily, ionones recreate the scent of Parma violets almost perfectly. (And dont blame us if youre busted sniffing the fruitbowl!) The blood refers to the deep crimson flesh of this delicious Citrus sinensis orange, which flourishes in Italy. The task of the rose-picker is to pick the dew-drenched blooms before 10 a.m. at the latest, when the sun evaporates their exquisite magic. The daisy-like chamomile isnt one note, its two because different varieties offer different nuances to a perfumer. Britney Spears Curious It makes your perfume do more than just smell good. Jo Malone London Red Roses Acacia honey: the variations are almost limitless, sometimes woody, flowery, herbal or even tobacco-y. Linalool breaks down when it comes into contact with oxygen, it becomes oxidized and can cause allergy. Succulent but somehow creamy and milky. Can anyone whos not a trained nose tell the difference between this and an actual peach? Originally a native of China, peaches made their way to Europe after Alexander the Great conquered the Persians and brought back a botanical trophy, Prunus persica, then known as the Persian apple. It would be nice to think that spritzing on a scent featuring this delicious, little-known ingredient worked the same way. Chanel Allure Sarah Jessica Parker SJP NYC Its been used in scent-making almost forever early Arab perfume recipes recorded by Al-Kindi include the use of apricot. Caron Royal Bain de Caron Yardley English Lavender. Close your eyes and think of aniseed Or maybe tarragon Licorice, even The herb fennel can be used to add a herbaceous, soft, aromatic spiciness to fragrances. Guerlain Nahma This spice is used quite widely in perfumery as well as a wide range of foods and medicines, too, produced everywhere from South America to Malaysia, the Caribbean, Japan and Africa. "AmberXtreme is the superpower of perfumers. In the garden, it grows like wildfire and can be invasive (bamboos one of the fastest-growing plants on earth). Here's what perfumerSarah McCartneyhas to say about this ingredient: 'I bought opoponax at first just for the name. Katy Perry Purr Santa Maria NovellaGinestra (Broom) Officina Profumo. Givenchy Organza The 6 Most Expensive Perfume Ingredients in the World. Jean Patou Joy The fields to produce this beautiful rose near Grasse are limited therefore the quantity available is quite low making it yield a high price.". It brings out the flavors of ginger, onions, adds warmth to the cocktail of exotic flavors from clove, pepper, cumin, fenugreek. "Over the past twenty years, oud has become a phenomenon in Anglo perfumery. Philosophy Love "Ozone has been used for many years but really exploded after the creation of L'eau D'Issey in 1992. Sisley Eau du Soir, In common with balsam of Peru and balsam of tolu, this is an oil tapped from a tree (Styrax benzoin), after deliberately damaging the bark. Peach blossoms are much-loved by the Chinese, thought to protect against bad luck and all kinds of evil; its also a symbol of longevity. Balmain Ambre Gris Down the centuries, then, incense has been burned as a part of religious rites, as a fumigant to cleanse the air and kill germs or simply for the pure joy of its perfume. (We think of it as cheerfulness, bottled. Atelier Cologne Orange Sanguine Maison Francis Kurkdjian Lumire Noire Pour Femme Maison Francis Kurkdjian Amyris Femme Abundant on the banks of the Nile and in the marshes around the river, its use goes back to the time of the ancient Egyptians: some scrolls still survive from that time, and are still being deciphered by archaeologists. Today, iris plants happily grow everywhere from Europe to the Middle East, Asia and north Africa. 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