Ingredients in the perfumes Astrodisiac

Brazilian teak, a gigantic tree that can reach up to 30 meters in height, produces treasures, small black seeds called tonka beans. The perfumery quickly exploited these beans in order...

Lily of the valley is one of the so-called silent flowers in perfumery. More precisely, its flower gives neither essence nor absolute. Perfumers are therefore obliged to reproduce with the...

Sandalwood refers to the woods of trees, from the sandalaceae family. Sandalwood is becoming increasingly scarce, so it is more and more expensive. Sandalwood gives off a woody, velvety, warm,...

Thyme is a plant of the lamiaceae family. They are creeping or padded plants, bearing small, pale pink or white flowers. The latter are rich in essential oils. Thus, they...

The smell we know from vanilla is oily, sweet and spicy at the same time. Vanillin has been produced by chemical synthesis since the end of the 19th century. ......

Virginia Cedar, also called "red cedar" because of its color, comes to us from the United States. Virginia cedar is a conifer of the Cupressaceae family. It grows in poor,...

This very hard and dense wood has been part of the constitution of perfumes since the mid-90s. Less dry than cedar, harder than sandalwood, at the same time soft, stable...

Agarwood, aloe wood, wood of the gods, wood flowing in water ... Known in Asian countries by various names, oud (its Arabic name) has been used for centuries. In Muslim...