Fragrance

Fragrance, also known as aromatic compounds are ingredients that are used to provide a pleasing scent to aromas.

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Hydroxycitronellal

Hydroxycitronellal is a synthetic compound used to give fragrances a sweet and subtly floral aroma reminiscent of lily of the valley.

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Hexyl Cinnamal

While found naturally in chamomile and its essential oil, alpha-Hexylcinnamaldehyde (commonly called hexyl cinnamal) is most often synthetically produced to add a sweet, floral aroma reminiscent of jasmine.

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Alpha-isomethyl Ionone

While found naturally in Brewer’s yeast and the mokryeon tree, alpha-isomethyl ionene is most often syntethically produced to add a floral and woody aroma reminiscent of orris.

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Geraniol

Extracted from the flowers of many plants, including lavender, rose, citronella, and lemongrass, geraniol is used to give fragrances a fruity and sweet, rose-like aroma.

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Citronellol

Citronellol, a naturally occurring terpene found in many plants and essential oils, is added to fragrances to create a crisp, floral aroma reminiscent of roses.

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Coumarin

Found naturally in plants such as vanilla grass, tonka beans, and cinnamon, coumarin is used to add a sweet aroma reminiscent of vanilla.

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Benzyl Benzoate

While benzyl benzoate is found naturally in many plants, it is often synthesized (using benzyl alcohol and benzoic acid) to maintain the lifespan of a fragrance and add a subtle sweet-balsamic aroma.

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Eugenol

Found naturally in many plants and essential oils including nutmeg, cinnamon, turmeric, and thyme, eugenol is most often extracted from clove and adds a spicy, clove-like aroma.

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Limonene

Found naturally in citrus and other essential oils, limonene provides fresh and penetrating citrus notes.

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Essential Myrrh Oil

(commiphora myrrha)

With its famously distinctive earthy and balsamic aroma, essential myrrh oil is used by many to calm, uplift, and balance. Ancient Egyptians used myrrh in incense, fragrances, and skin applications, and it appears in the Koran, the old and new testaments, and Greek and Roman texts.

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Essential Lime Oil & Terpenes

(citrus aurantifolia)

Lime oil terpenes give fragrances a subtly sweet but bright, zesty, and citrusy aroma.

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Essential Clove Leaf Oil

(eugenia caryophyllus leaf)

Extracted from the leaves of eugenia caryophyllus, essential clove leaf oil provides fragrances with a sweet and spicy, balsamic aroma.

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Essential Anise Oil

(pimpinella anisum seed)

Essential anise oil is well-known for its distinctly sweet, spicy, licorice aroma. Many use it to calm and ground, increase mental clarity, and ease stress.

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Essential Cassia Oil

(cinnamomum cassia leaf)

Essential cassia oil is used to give fragrances the bold and spicy aroma of cinnamon.

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Essential Carrot Oil

(daucus carota sativa seed)

Derived from the seeds of daucus carota sativa, essential carrot oil provides a woody, spicy, and sweet aroma that is used by many to ease worry and enhance relaxation.

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Labdanum Absolute

(cistus ladaniferus extract)

Extracted from the resinous leaves and stems of cistus ladanifer, labdanum absolute is used to give fragrances a sweet, woody, and amber-like aroma.

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Essential Patchouli Oil

(pogostemon cablin)

Extracted from the leaves and stems of pogostemon cablin, essential patchouli oil offers a distinctively earthy, rich, and herbaceous aroma that many use to uplift and ground.

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Essential Clary Sage Oil

(salvia sclarea)

Sourced from the flowers and leaves of salvia sclarea, clary sage oil offers an herbaceous, earthy, warm, and subtly floral aroma. It is often used to invite calm, uplift one’s spirits, and inspire creativity and decision making. It is also used to help balance sacral and third eye chakras.

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Styrax Benzoin Resin Extract

Styrax benzoin resin extract lends a rich, sweet, and gentle vanilla-like scent with hints of cinnamon. Many use it for calming, grounding, and doing root chakra work.

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