Raw
Materials

Aldehydes

Synthetic compounds adding a clean, soapy note, bringing effervescence and brightness to fragrances

Ambroxan

A synthetic alternative to ambergris, offering a woody, musky, and sweet aroma, often used as a fixative.

Amber

A warm blend of labdanum, benzoin, and vanilla, imparting sweet, cozy, and oriental undertones.

Ambergris

Rare and musky, derived from sperm whales, contributing marine and earthy nuances for depth.

Amyris

Woody and balsamic, amyris offers a soft, resinous, and slightly sweet aroma to perfumes.

Angelica

Extracted from the root, it adds a green, herbal, and slightly spicy nuance to fragrances.

Balsam Fir

Extracted from fir trees, balsam fir provides a fresh, piney, and resinous note to fragrances.

Basil

Herbaceous and aromatic, basil provides a fresh and uplifting quality to perfume compositions

Benzoin

Resinous and sweet, benzoin adds a warm and comforting quality to fragrance blends.

Bergamot

Citrusy essential oil offering a bright, zesty, and floral top note, refreshing and uplifting.

Bigarade

Derived from bitter orange, it contributes a bitter, green, and slightly floral note to fragrances.

Cardamom

Spicy and aromatic, cardamom adds warmth and complexity to fragrance compositions.

Cashmeran

A versatile synthetic note providing warmth, muskiness, and a woody character to perfumes.

Cassie

Extracted from mimosa flowers, it imparts a powdery, floral, and slightly green aroma.

Castoreum

Derived from beaver secretions, castoreum adds an animalic, leathery nuance to fragrances.

Chamomile

Floral and herbaceous, chamomile contributes a soothing and gentle note to perfumes.

Clove

Spicy and aromatic, clove contributes warmth and depth to fragrance compositions. Coriander: Herbaceous and slightly spicy, coriander adds a fresh and citrusy nuance to fragrances.

Coriander

Herbaceous and slightly spicy, coriander adds a fresh and citrusy nuance to fragrances.

Frankincense

A resin with a balsamic, spicy, and slightly fruity scent, adding a sacred and meditative touch.

Galbanum

Resinous and green, galbanum imparts a fresh, herbal, and slightly bitter note to fragrances.

Gardenia

Rich and floral, gardenia imparts a creamy and tropical aroma to perfume blends.

Geranium

Floral and rosy, geranium adds a sweet and green aroma, often used in fresh compositions.

Ginger

Spicy and warm, ginger adds a zesty and invigorating quality to fragrance compositions.

Hedione

A jasmine-like synthetic compound, enhancing floral accords and providing a light, airy quality.

Heliotrope

Sweet and powdery, heliotrope adds an almond and vanilla-like aroma to perfumes.

Heliotropine

A compound with a sweet, floral, and powdery scent, contributing to the overall fragrance composition.

Incense

Resinous and smoky, incense provides a spiritual and mystical character to perfumes.

Iris (Orris)

Earthy and powdery, iris offers a luxurious and elegant quality to fragrance blends.

Jasmine

Floral and intoxicating, jasmine is a classic note known for its rich and sweet aroma.

Juniper Berry

Fresh and slightly woody, juniper berry provides a crisp and aromatic note to perfumes.

Labdanum

Resinous and ambery, labdanum adds warmth and depth to fragrances, often used as a fixative.

Leather

A blend of notes evoking the scent of leather, contributing to bold and robust fragrance profiles.

Lily of the Valley

Fresh and floral, lily of the valley imparts a delicate and spring-like aroma to perfumes.

Magnolia

Floral and creamy, magnolia adds a sweet and citrusy nuance to fragrance compositions.

Modern Ambers

Contemporary blends of synthetic and natural ingredients for sophisticated, warm, and sensual base notes.

Muguet

French for lily of the valley, it refers to the delicate and fresh floral note in perfumes.

Musk

A sensual and musky note, musk enhances the allure and longevity of fragrances.

Myrrh

Resinous and balsamic, myrrh adds a warm, earthy, and exotic touch to fragrances.

Neroli

Extracted from orange blossoms, neroli provides a sweet, floral, and citrusy note to perfumes.

Nutmeg

Aromatic and spicy, nutmeg contributes warmth and depth to fragrance compositions.

Oak Moss

A lichen with a deep, earthy, and mossy scent, often used in chypre fragrances.

Orange Blossom

Floral and citrusy, orange blossom offers a sweet and fresh note to perfumes.

Orris Root

Derived from iris, orris root provides a powdery, earthy, and luxurious character.

Oud (Oudh in Arabic)

A prized and woody resin, oud adds an intense and exotic character to perfumes.

Patchouli

Earthy and sweet, patchouli contributes depth and a slightly spicy quality to fragrances.

Pine

Extracted from pine trees, pine oil adds a fresh, resinous, and forest-like aroma to fragrances.

Raspberry

Fruity and sweet, raspberry adds a juicy and vibrant note to perfume compositions.

Red Berries

A fruity accord of various berries, contributing a sweet and lively element to fragrances.

Rose

Classic and timeless, rose adds a rich and romantic floral note to perfumes.

Saffron

Aromatic and spicy, saffron adds a warm and exotic nuance to perfume blends.

Sage

Herbaceous and slightly woody, sage contributes a fresh and aromatic quality to fragrances.

Salicylate

A compound with a sweet and floral scent, often used to add a sweet, balsamic note.

Sandalwood

Woody and creamy, sandalwood adds warmth and a touch of exoticism to perfumes.

Strawberry

Sweet and fruity, strawberry adds a luscious and playful note to perfume compositions.

Thyme

Herbaceous and slightly earthy, thyme adds a fresh and aromatic touch to fragrances.

Tuberose

Intensely floral, tuberose adds a creamy and exotic aroma to fragrance compositions.

Vetiver

Earthy and smoky, vetiver provides a grounding and sophisticated base note to fragrances