Iris N' Wood

With their typical citrus note, grapefruits lend every perfume a pleasantly fresh and tangy aroma. At the same time, it also offers fruity nuances that create a pleasantly sweet and sour fragrance, which is particularly suitable for the top note.

Iris, a flower also known as iris, is often used in floral fragrances. Here it provides a floral as well as fresh, slightly sweet scent, which is particularly common in the heart notes of various fragrance creations.

Kadamom smells fresh and spicy, but also lends fragrance creations a particularly pungent and tart nuance, which is often used for the top note. The actual fragrance is extracted from the seeds and fruits of the ginger plant, which is mainly native to South and Southeast Asia.

Cashmere wood is a fragrance obtained from a substance that is synthetically produced and alternatively called cashmeran. Although it is theoretically a musk compound, its fragrance is particularly light and powdery, but also offers a spicy accord that provides a sensual fragrance nuance.

Cumin not only adds a lot of aroma to food, but also to perfumes. Oil is extracted from the seeds of the plant, which gives fragrances a warm scent that is sometimes compared to other scents such as aniseed, dill or fennel.

In keeping with their name, lilies of the valley provide a fresh, spring-like fragrance that is characterized by its delicate floral nuances. This popular fragrance is used in numerous perfumes and is particularly common in the heart note.

Musk is a famous fragrance that was originally extracted from the musk pouch of the musk ox. It is known for its animal, tart and at the same time sweet smell. Nowadays, musk is generally a synthetically produced fragrance that can be found in countless perfumes and fragrance creations.

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.

Even in its original form, cedarwood exudes a pleasantly aromatic scent, but it also provides strong woody nuances and a special smoky effect in perfumes and fragrance creations.