Olive has had many other therapeutic benefits: as an aphrodisiac, in healing balms and creams, as sedatives and tonics. 146 products. In fragrances, though, it works brilliantly as a fixative, and in chypre and Ambre scents: it complements oakmoss, lavender, vetiver, lemon and spice. Fendi Fan di Fendi According to romantic legend, the name Iris comes from the Greek rainbow goddess Irida, who used a rainbow to slide from sky to earth, bringing the will of the Olympic Gods to share with mere mortals. The blood refers to the deep crimson flesh of this delicious Citrus sinensis orange, which flourishes in Italy. Aniseed, licorice, fennel, tarragon: star anise reminds us of all of these. Lemons grow all over the world and are a hugely popular fruit: where would cooking be without lemons zest and juice? Christian Dior Bois d'Argent What is it? Magnolia is one of those blowsy white floral ingredients that perfumers just love, love, love: creamily sweet, but with a fresh edge to its petal power. Cartier Eau de Cartier Tom Ford Violet Blonde. There are hundreds of different species of Narcissi today white, yellow, some with a touch of pink or orange (including our everyday daffodil) but not all are fragrant. Chanel Coco Noir Cartier Cartier de Lune Do you remember the smell of your school pencil case? 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. But how does it smell? Dior Dolce Vita Yves Saint Laurent La Collection In Love Again. Herms Hermessence Osmanthe Yunnan (We often marvel at who must first have experimented with some of the more unusual elements in perfumery and try to imagine some of the failed experiments, too) Not surprisingly, this carnal, animalic note has since the beginning of the 20th Century for ethical and environmental reasons almost always been recreated synthetically: its really not on to kill an animal to extract a scented oil. Belladonna gets its name from the Italian, belle donna (beautiful woman): when consumed in small quantities, it opens the pupils, enhancing a womans attractiveness, and it has a long tradition of use as a medicine, cosmetic, and recreational hallucinogen (in small doses). ), Acqua di Parma Colonia Assoluta Deep, dark, earthy and present in plenty of Ambre perfumes, patchoulis still got a hippie-dippy aura, even now. Penhaligons Juniper Sling. 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. Its historys a bit blurry were lemons first grown in Southern India, or Burma, or China? We love this quote about freesias that we first found on the perfume website Fragrantica, meanwhile. These days youve got synthetics which are much easier to use, cheaper to buy and hang around for longer and act more rapidly. Yet try as they might, perfumers have never been able to capture the scent of freesias. It might be from birch tar (which has a leathery smokiness), or juniper, aldehydes or other synthetics, designed to give a skin-like scent. Prada Infusion de Fleur dOranger And its controversial: the original musk came from a sex gland secretion from a specific a species of deer, the Tibetan musk deer, which became endangered - though since 1979 this creature has happily now protected by CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora). Britney Spears Believe Chypres are perfumes initially constructed around an accord of bergamot and floral notes, evolving towards a woody heart note, often consisting of oak moss, patchouli and labdanum. . The clear, almost colourless oil is steam-distilled from the fresh or partly-dried pods, and the spiciness of the resulting oil goes especially well in Ambre-style perfumes, working well alongside cardamom, bay, coriander, lavender, neroli, orange, petitgrain, mandarin, cedarwood and rosewood. Were much, much more than just a website: were a also a subscription organisation for perfume-lovers, offering events (including meet the nose events), courses, sampling opportunities, and a beautiful regular downloadable magazine, The Scented Letter. The leaves and stems can be steam-distilled to produce oils, then, with quite different characters depending on the variety. Acacia. It starts a conversation with the "still small voice of calm". Sarah Baker Parfums Extrait, Extrait, read all about it! Nymphea odorata is the scented variety, and the one were interested in for fragrant purposes though other types have a use in traditional herbal medicine: for hair loss, skin diseases, headache and palpitations. Now theres an entire harvest of blackberry-garlanded scents, too. 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. Ralph Lauren Lauren The price of the natural ingredient probably doesnt help: it takes 500 kilos of flowers to produce one kilo of concrete, and about one-tenth that quantity of absolute. Heliotropes teamed with violets and iris for a talcum-powdery, lipstick-esque sweetness but as you may now have guessed, its actually very versatile, becoming almost mouthwatering when used alongside bitter almond, each ingredient turbo-charging the others marzipan-ish qualities. ), Other ingredients, too like extracts of ambrette seed, galbanum and angelica root can also deliver a musky sensuality to a perfume. Narciso Rodriguez for Her Prada Candy Prada Goutal Neroli Hey, presto: Mitsouko probably the most famous chypre in the world still available today is restored to its former glory. Actually, it was 10th Century Arabic perfumers who pioneered the use of civet (which isnt a cat at all, rather confusingly; it looks more like a spotted-and-striped possum). But flax has also been used in perfumery as long ago as Egyptian times, as a base note mildly nutty in character. Sarah Jessica Parker Lovely Jo Malone London Wild Bluebell The fruit, by contrast, is lush, juicy, ripe and sunny. Used by the handful for a bracing freshness or plucked by the leaf to add just a hint of breeze, mint is a favourite that's here to stay. Bobbi Brown Bath Jo Malone London Peony & Blush Suede Nice myth, though. Most of us know and love the fruit of the plant which is a member of the rose family, and is grown all over the world but just occasionally, the scent of its lightly woody-floral blossom makes an appearance in a perfume construction, too. LArtisan Parfumeur Mon Numro 1 "Rose is a universal childhood memory, which almost anyone has smelled in a garden and knows; it can also give way to endless reinterpretations," says perfumer Caroline Dumur. No kidding. We rather love the story of Amaretto, which has its roots in the Saronno region of Italy (hence the name Amaretto di Sironno, on the label). Jovoy La Liturgie des Heures Floral Street Neon Rose Some of these alternatives smell close to the real thing, with animalic tones and other alternatives smell like sun-bleached clean laundry or driftwood.". Guerlain Vetiver Donna Karan DKNY But its often also synthesised, adding a spicy warmth to Ambres (and quite a few mens scents). How well do you know your perfume ingredients? Nina Ricci Nina Fantasy Perhaps unsurprisingly, frangipani pairs well with ingredients from tropical fruits, and coconut. Traditionally used as a medicinal herb - mostly in order to treat stomach ache and nausea - the Menthol mint essential oil (used at 4090% concentration in compositions) has long been enjoyed for its skin-cooling and spirit-reviving properties in Colognes, perfumes and cosmetic products, and overall, mint is enjoying something of a resurgence in both male and female fragrances over the past few years. It goes especially well with musks, fruits and flowers. Its used in Indian cooking and also as a medicinal not surprisingly, as a repellent. Dior Dolce Vita Jo Malone London Pomegranate Noir. It looks like cinnamon. Isnt it hard to imagine that a plant so green and wafty can produce a scent thats so deep and resinous. This oil obtained from ambrette seedswhich come from hibiscushas a musk-like odor. Serge LutensL`Eau Serge Lutens Maybe. Orange blossom and neroli are a bit confusing, as ingredients. Below are all possible answers to this clue ordered by its rank. Probably just as well: the datura flower has been linked to many deaths, and has many powerful and/or downright dangerous side-effects. (In concentrated form, benzyl alcohol can also work as a treatment for head lice although we dont for a moment recommend dousing your childs scalp in a favourite white floral scent). Revlon Charlie White 5. In my perfumery work, I usesynthetics for raspberry chords, too. ', Amouage Tribute This yummiest of fruits originates from Central Mexico (guacamole-land!). Diptyque LEau de Hesperides Today, were more likely to wear fig behind our ears, and on our wrists, Ever smelled a scent that seems like its dripping in honey? ", Wood from a resinous South American tree, the oil of which used in perfumery, "Guaiac wood oil is a warm, woody note with balsamic notes and a central smoky feature. Those same roots we love to spice up our food with rhizomes, to use the perfume worlds word for them can be steam-distilled to produce this useful scented oil. (And weve adopted it ourselves.) Happily for civet cats, most of the civet now used is synthetically recreated, for ethical reasons (the cats are kept in cages and stressed, in order to produce the secretion) although we have heard that some small perfumers still secretly source the real thing, a practise we absolutely cant condone. jasmine is one of the most expensive perfume ingredients in the world. Guerlain Aprs lOnde For centuries, aside from perfumery, the mimosa tree has been used for many different purposes from medicinal to ornamental. Lacoste Pour Femme (We secretly long for a job naming compounds like this! Theyre incredibly bitter on the tongue, used to flavour vermouth and absinthe (if youre a Martini fan, youll get the connection instantly). Its earthy. In ancient Arabic perfumery, basil was known as the king of the fragrant plants. Grasse jasmine contains the highest natural levels of indole one of the reasons its the priciest jasmine in the world. Create a free Dossier Club account and start Christian Dior Sakura Not much romance here, were afraid. 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. 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. Infographic: Key Ingredients In Arabian Perfumes. Cartier Le Must de Cartier LArtisan Parfumeur Jatamansi Wild chamomile, for instance, is herbal, sweet and fresh, more reminiscent of the tea we drink to calm ourselves or beckon sleep. Its generally the (antiseptic) essential oil from the leathery, knobbly rind of citron which makes its way into zesty Colognes and as a richly fragrant top note in some perfumes, adding a dry citrus edge. By Kilian Good Girl Gone Bad Davidoff Cool Water Musky, slightly sweet and maybe a hint of Cognac in there? (Nectarine goes particularly well with fruity notes, actually.) Originating from Mexico, Central America and Columbia, and then hybridised by clever Dutch plant breeders, dozens of species of tuberous dahlia now brighten our summer gardens. Yes, if we eat it: nectarines are of course smooth-skinned, and have a whiter flesh. Its actually a natural aroma chemical found in roses, but also citronella, geranium, palmarosa, petitgrain, eucalyptus. 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. (Those last two are outlawed in modern perfumery, of course.) Whether you hide it or show it, it does its magic every single time., One of the main flower notes used in perfumery, rose is, shockingly, also one of the more expensive perfume ingredients. These are fruits or citrus-smelling raw materials (notably verbena and lemongrass) and a few are among the most ancient ingredients in perfumery alongside resins. 1) By Rosie Jane Price: $28-70. Guavas themselves, we find, dont travel well: best enjoyed in a tropical setting at the peak of their ripeness. Tom Ford Private Blend Mandarino Di Amalfi In summer scents, in particular, kiwi adds a refreshing sweetness. No wonder perfumers love it: peach almost gives the same velvety texture to a fragrance that you get from stroking the ripe fruit itself. Este Lauder Sensuous Floris A Rose For Pears fragrant bounty doesnt begin and end with its fruits (and subtly powdery blossoms), though. Camphor which comes in the form of a white, crystal-like powder - is actually quite popular in Arabic perfumery: its present in a quarter of the legendary formulations from a renowned perfumer known as al-Kindi, as well as being is in widespread therapeutic use: for embalming, as a medicine (see aforementioned chest rub etc. Yves Saint Laurent Manifesto, Rich, floral, green, heady: like burying your nose in springtime itself. Thats because it takes almost forever to produce agarwood, which is actually the resinous heart-wood from fast-growing evergreen trees usually the Aquilaria tree. LArtisan Parfumeur Jour de Fte Most of us fall into one camp or the other, but even if youre not a licorice-licker, you may still find its subtle aniseed-y, almost caramel-y note in perfumery intriguing and beguiling. Cartier Les Heures de Cartier LHeure Brilliant VI Ethyl benzoate Sweet scent with a medicinal influence. Here'sAndy Tauer on therestrictions on using cinnamon, which he shared withThe Perfume Society - and why he loves to use it, all the same: 'Ah a forbidden fruit, restricted by the EU and IFRA. According to experts, tea is set to be a key fragrance trend for spring/summer 2015. Stand in a bluebell wood, close your eyes and a delicate, green-floral haze will envelop and delight you: thats what perfumers who work with bluebell are trying to recreate. Vetiveria zizanoides grows like crazy in marshy places and riverbanks in places that are drenched by high annual rainfall: countries like India, Brazil, Malaysia and the West Indies (Haitian vetiver is probably the most famous of its type). In perfumery, though, grass delivers a sweet, herbaceous scent maybe not quite like walking past a house where the grass has just been cut, but delivering a gust (or a whisper) of outdoorsy freshness, nonetheless. Its almost impossible to believe, actually, that this grounding, dry smell comes from the roots of a perennial grass also known as Khus-khus grass - rather than a wood. Long-lasting, come-hither, velvety: it really is complex and (virtually) a fragrance in its own right. Herms Eau dOrange Verte Calvin Klein Eternity Do smell deep, though, and see if you can detect intrigue beneath the soft surface. Unlike rose or jasmine, which are more familiar, you may never have smelled a magnolia up close but this family of flowering trees is worth sniffing out, especially the Magnolia grandiflorum variety. Goutal Eau de Camille Penhaligon's Blasted Bloom 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. Who could resist rolling around in that? 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. Sprinkled in the footprints of a lover, its said to keep them from wandering. The plant itself has dark green leaves and teeny flowers, followed by the star-shaped seedpods. In India, meanwhile, narcissus one of the oils applied to the body before prayer, along with jasmine, sandalwood and rose. Herms 24 Faubourg Guerlain Jicky Florentine iris ticks perfumers boxes, too. One fine day, in perfumery heaven, we will all smell and enjoy cinnamon in heavy doses: Until then, we have to life with the regulations that we have', Dior Dioressence The most sought-after type of orris come from the Iris pallida variety, which flourishes in the warmth of the Mediterranean. In nature, daisies have a subtle, herbaceous green scent. Floris Stephanotis Clinique Aromatics Elixir Tangerine and mandarin are basically interchangeable: their zestiness is instantly cheering - sweet, fruity, citrussy, with hints of neroli and just what perfumers often look for to lift the overture of a scent. Herms Terre dHerms Its one of the most desirable firewoods, producing a highly aromatic smoke thats brilliant for smoking meat and tobacco and which perfumers seek to capture and recreate, quite aside from the delicate crispness of the plants much better-known fruit. (Sometimes, theyll turn to synthetic iris to create that cool, almost sterile effect), Andrea Maack Craft "We have seen our online sales increase between 150 and 200 percent, depending on . But a small touch in a feminine structure can be extremely sexy', Byredo M/Mink With the current frenzy for exotic cocktails, chances are you may tasted wormwood (Artemisia absinthum) the key ingredient in absinthe, a drink that was for years banned in France but is now very much in vogue. In common with balsam of Peru and balsam of tolu, this is an oil tapped from a tree (Styrax benzoin, hence the two names), after deliberately damaging the bark. Grs Cabotine Bobbi Brown Bobbis Party Byredo La Tulipe Dior Poison (Lots of perfume notes work synergistically in this way, which is why perfumery is such a complex art.). It is both immediately recognizable and versatile.. Dior La Collection PriveFve Dlicieuse It produces an essential oil thats reminiscent of jasmine, though a little woodier, a touch spicier and more herbal. Its extreme power will boost any fragrance composition with intense woody and ambery notes, which consumers around the world have learned to recognize and love," says perfumer Carlos Benaim. Killian Paris. Iso E Super is very popular in fragrance compositions, even though the International Fragrance Association (IFRA) has rationed its use in a formula, because of its potentially sensitising/allergenic effects. Dior Oud Ispahan Yves Saint Laurent Paris, Sweet, almost honeyed, balsamic, peppery: copaiba essential oil is often used in incense. Guerlain Shalimar 1 Ginger Essence & White Tea, Beavers anal glands. Prada Infusion de Mimosa Chanel Eau de Parfum They're like berry clay that you can form and shape in all directions. Galbanum oil immediately brings sophistication to a perfume, thanks to its combination of earthy, floral hyacinth tonalities, and a bitterness evocative of gentian," says perfumer Jean-Christophe Hrault. Guerlain Samsara By Kilian Amber Oud (Latin name: Citrus junos.) ", Illolahia adds that, due to the cost and supply, "natural oud oil is used sparingly in Anglo perfumes and is generally reserved for niche or luxury fragrances. Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb, Juicy watermelon has been quenching perfume-lovers thirst for fruity notes a lot, recently, thanks to the trend for fruity-florals. Guerlain Myrrhe & Dlires "Green, floral, powdery, and honeyed, too, it embellishes any perfume with its beauty.. Giorgio Armani Sensi Henry Rose perfumes are made of a combination of both safe synthetics and natural ingredients and are free of harmful ingredients such as phthalates, formaldehyde, and styrene. It pairs beautifully with rich flowery notes like jasmine, tuberose and rose. 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. The use of this gloriously purple-coloured plant in perfumery goes right the way back to Ancient Egypt. "The appeal of this material is its complexity and variety depending on the treatment of the plant. GoutalQuel Amour Balenciaga Cristobal Balenciaga Marc Jacobs Daisy Eau So Fresh But in the perfumers repertoire, its a pricy ($4,000+ a kilo), refined ingredient worth its weight in gold sometimes blended with synthetics that bring out its peachiness, however. When I take the lid off and sniff, I cant help letting out a long appreciative mmmmmmmmm. As perfumer Alienor Massenetexplains: 'Benzoin is as suave as vanilla, and has a touch of cinnamon to it. Chanel Les Exclusifs Sycomore Frederic Malle Cologne Bigarade Illicium verum has to be the most beautiful-looking spice ever: star-shaped, with tiny, pungently-scented seeds. Penhaligons Sartorial. Frederic Malle Dans Tes Bras As any gardener will tell you, camellias dont smell. "It first became popular in the 1920s with the launch of Chanel No. Frederic Malle En Passant Reminscent of jasmine, gardenia and orange blossom, tuberose is often blended alongside those other white flowers. (Rather usefully, benzoin multi-tasks as an antiseptic and an inhalant, as well as a stypic, i.e. I am convinced that I can detect a hidden note of car exhaust, modern car, there. All Maison Louis Marie products are phthalate-, paraben-, sulfate- and cruelty-free. Fresh Violette Le Labo Perfume Neroli 36 In the garden, it grows like wildfire and can be invasive (bamboos one of the fastest-growing plants on earth). Guerlain La Petite Robe Noire "Oud or agarwood has been revered in Asian, Arabic, and North African cultures for millennia," says Illolahia. In fragrance, though, peony is a fresh, soft floral note: uplifting, calming, working brilliantly alongside other floral notes, especially the equally delicately-petalled rose. Angelica gives a musk-like, green, aromatic odour although today, its also synthesised, and used as a fixative and synergist. Orange blossom can be used almost symbolically in fragrance, as well as for its bewitching scent: over time, its come to represent purity, moral virtue and innocence, but fruitfulness and fertility, too. Serge Lutens Chergui Givenchy Ange ou Demon Last but not least, theres an almond tree note use sometimes used by perfumers - in this case, a synthetic fantasy note: green, nutty and woody. And its so true: earthy, damp, woodsy and smoky all at the same time. It almost hypnotises. ', He continues: 'I do not use that many fruit chords in my creations, butraspberry is just perfect with roses. (Think of the way that lemon can cut through rich flavours, in cooking, and you get an idea of why the two work so well together.) Thebrightness and sparkling fuzziness of citrus, the damp woody, earthybrown vetiver and the sharpness of pepper fit like Coke, fries andburger. If you've ever found yourself asking, "What the heck is oud?" In perfumery, the most useful iris plants are Iris Pallida (mauve in colour), Iris Germanica (strong purple) and Iris Florentina (white flowers). Often, only the lightest touch of orris is needed in fragrances but noses wouldnt be without it, for the world. Since the time of the early Arab perfumers, the flesh of peach kernels was used in scents and ointments. Yves Saint Laurent Opium. Cartier Eau de Cartier Extrme He was so taken with the smell of scented gloves that he asked Creed to make it into a fragrance and you can still smell that today, Boadicea the Victorious Complex Ingredients. When its first produced, its useless as a fragrance ingredient - definitely faecal, at that point. Indeed, there are so many varieties and cross-overs (see below for a selection from Wikipedia's extensive page), that to date, no one author has successfully categorised them all. An aromatic chemical that adds a sea breeze or marine-type note to fragrances, calone is a powder that is 100 percent man-made. And who doesnt adore those tiny nodding blossoms, with their almost-candied, sweet, powdery scent? Add a touch to cooking, and it turns a dish bright yellow. Yes, really: ambergris is produced in the digestive system of sperm whales - to make it easier for the whale to digest shard objects (like squid beaks), so its thought. Formed in 1910 by Coco Chanel, this company really has its finger on the world of fashion. Boadicea the Victorious Majestic Tom Ford Black Orchid Ink? Creed Love in Black & Durga, . Magnolia, musk, tangerine and Bulgarian rose create a sensual warm floral. Here, meanwhile, isperfumer Andy Tauer's unexpected take on using tobacco notes in his creations, which he shared with The Perfume Society. Says 'nose' Julie Mass: 'I use cassis to give a delicious, moreish touch. Were used to slooshing this onto our salads or into our frying pans but spritzing it onto our pulse-points? Honeyed and hay-like are other descriptions that perfumers give to saffron, which works especially well in Ambre-type perfumes. Say papyrus and you probably think of an ancient form of paper, crafted from this member of the sedge (grass) family as an alternative to using wood (its botanical name is Cyperus papyrus). Half-way between a berry and a rose, wed say this note is. ), Caron Tabac Blond Guerlain Spirituelle Double Vanille Stephanotis generally appears as part of a bigger bouquet of blowsy, hypnotic white florals. Perfumers, in their wisdom, refer to it as orris but by whichever name, iris/orris is one of the priciest and most important perfume ingredients, worldwide. And are you ready for the explanation of the name? (And dont blame us if youre busted sniffing the fruitbowl!) 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. Boucheron Trouble The almost bitter green leaf offers us a sense of cool and shade. Yardley April Violets. (Which probably pegs most British gardeners as witches, then. And though its more popular in Indian perfumes, papyrus can still be enjoyed in some stunning contemporary scents. Bees love these intoxicating blooms: when you taste acacia honey, this is the tree whose pollen the bees have dipped into. Tom Ford Black Orchid. And its sticky, which is how the powdered root came to be used in candy-making. Sometimes the perfumer conjures up a black tea note, sometimes green but the effect is always uplifting. Mad et Len No. Allegedly, in 1525, a Saronno church commissioned one of Leonardo da Vincis pupils, artist Bernardino Luini, to daub their sanctuary with frescoes. 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