
Are ambergris, ambroxan and amber the same thing?
Separate the natural material, the individual odorant and the warm amber accord used in perfume descriptions.
FRAGRANS SCENT JOURNAL
21 articles · The aroma molecules used in perfume and their effect on scent.

Separate the natural material, the individual odorant and the warm amber accord used in perfume descriptions.

Separate a missing note from masking, dose, timing, adaptation and individual sensitivity without guessing the formula.

Follow volatile molecules from a flower through headspace sampling and GC–MS, and see why a chemical profile is not the same as a smell.

A close look at human pheromone perfume claims: what controlled studies tested, what they found, and what remains unproven.

Musk is the secretion of the musk deer's gland and the soft, skin-like scent it evokes. Learn where the musk in today's perfumes really comes from.

Perfume is made by blending natural extracts from distillation, expression and solvent extraction with synthetic molecules, then diluting the formula in alcohol.

Learn Javanol's creamy sandalwood character, its difference from natural sandalwood oil, its role in perfume and how to test it.

Learn Clearwood's woody patchouli character, how it is made, how it differs from natural patchouli oil, and what it does in perfume.

Understand Akigalawood's biotechnological patchouli source, spicy woody scent and differences from natural oud and conventional patchouli oil.