Dark Amber

Ambergris was originally extracted from the digestive tract of sperm whales and used both as a fragrance and as a remedy. Today, it is mostly produced synthetically and has a woody, sometimes balsamic or even tobacco-like fragrance.

Green notes consist of a variety of Fragrance Notes, which are characterized above all by their fresh, partly earthy scent. The corresponding fragrance nuances are often used as top notes for particularly natural and fresh perfumes, which are often inspired by nature.

Jasmine is one of the world's most popular fragrances and is extracted from the flower of the same name. The fragrance is particularly popular because of its intense floral yet delicate scent, which can be combined and used in a variety of ways.

Limes have a citrusy scent that provides particularly fresh fragrance nuances. Although the lime is often referred to as the "lemon of the tropics", it has a fruitier and fresher scent than the related citrus fruit and is therefore also a popular fragrance in perfumes.

Pepper is probably only known to most people from the kitchen - but the spice, which is obtained from the unripe fruits of the pepper bush, is also used in perfumes. It is known for its spicy-hot but also warm scent, which gives perfumes a particularly intense note.

Sandalwood fragrances are made from a particularly aromatic wood that originally comes from Asia. The aroma of the wood is particularly warm and velvety and has a special balsamic-sweet note, which also makes the fragrance a popular component of various well-known accords, such as fougère.

Tonka bean is a fragrance note for which tonka oil is generally used, which is extracted from the beans of the tonka tree native to South America. The fragrance is slightly reminiscent of vanilla and bitter almond, giving the fragrance creations a sensual, warm and slightly spicy note that ensures a unique fragrance experience

Vanilla creates a very special fragrance that exudes a sweet yet powdery and soft scent, which is one of the intense notes despite its sweet nuances. Thanks to its unique aroma, the fragrance is a popular component of numerous perfumes and is used particularly frequently for the heart note of the creation.

There are many different varieties of violets, but only the viola is also used for fragrance creations. Unlike many other flowers, the so-called violet resinoid, which is frequently used in perfumes, does not come from the flowers but from the leaves of the plant. These exude a green-herbaceous and slightly peppery scent with an additional floral nuance.