Even the most pristine, organically sourced natural perfume is made entirely of chemicals. There’s no such thing as a chemical-free perfume.
Aromatherapy and natural perfumery grow from the same garden, but they’re cultivated for different purposes, one to heal and one to captivate.
The term “animalic” refers to aromatic compounds used in perfumery that lend a note reminiscent of odors emitted by certain animals.
Fragrance notes, and the way they are presented on the olfactory pyramid, can cause a good amount of uncertainty in the world of perfumery.
The Best Flankers are spinoffs that capture the style and magnetism of the original fragrance in an entirely different and intoxicating light.
The best way to define soliflore perfumes are fragrances whose olfactory profile centers around a solitary flower, and not a bouquet.
