Salt
Sea salt combines airy, salty, watery, and oceanic notes and evokes the feeling of refreshing oceanside salt air.
Pear
Pear's fruity aroma is juicy, crunchy, watery, and green. It adds a fresh, ripe sweetness to fragrances.
Apple
Apple is reminiscent of the fruit in all its naturalness, freshly picked in a garden. A lively shot of energy brings vivid freshness and round sweetness.
Green
Green notes of grass and leaves introduce freshness and tartness in a floral composition, and leave an impression of freshly picked flowers.
Orchid
The olfactive profile of orchids is intricate and diverse, given the variety of species and their unique aromatic compounds. In general, orchids are prized for their subtle yet captivating fragrances, and the scent can range from sweet and floral to spicy, citrusy, or even musky
Cyclamen
Feature textdelicate, light, and often described as soft and powdery, with floral, fresh, and slightly sweet notes. Although Cyclamen is primarily known for its ornamental beauty, its scent is subtly aromatic rather than overwhelming.
Musk
Musky notes are animalic, skin-like, and sensual. This popular note adds depth and longevity to fragrances and has a familiar yet abstract, interesting quality. While traditionally sourced from a gland on the abdomen of the musk deer, this practice is now illegal and most modern musk notes are synthetic.
Vanilla
Vanilla has a rich, sweet, and gourmand aroma that's familiar and comforting, with cocooning notes of caramel.
Tonka
The scent of tonka bean is deep, warm, and sweet with hints of caramel, almond, vanilla, and clove.
Cedarwood
Cedar has a strong woody note, yet is warm and spicy. It is often used in blend with other “woods” to give a rich natural and powerful masculine effect in composition.
