Birch scent: fresh tree or smoky leather?
Why can a birch note smell fresh or like smoky leather? Separate rectified birch tar from sweet birch oil using primary evidence.
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214 articles · The source, smell and role of perfume notes.
214 articles
Mango scent: how is the fruit different from the perfume note?
Why can mango smell green or syrupy? Explore cultivar and ripeness research and separate fruit from perfume accord.
Fig scent: how to separate fruit, leaf and milky accord
Why do fig fruit and leaf smell different? Separate ripeness, drying and the milky perfume accord using original research.
What does charred wood smell like in perfume?
What does charred wood smell like in perfume? Separate smoke, heated wood and a constructed accord using original aroma research.
Cherry scent: fresh fruit, syrup or almond-like accord?
Why can cherry smell fresh, syrupy or almond-like? Separate fruit and perfume accord with original aroma studies.
Candied ginger scent: how does spice become sweet?
How does candied ginger smell in perfume? Separate fresh, roasted and sugary effects using original aroma research.
Pink lotus scent: flower or watery accord?
Learn what pink lotus smells like, how real floral volatiles differ from a watery perfume accord, and how to test it.
Does chinotto smell like bitter orange in perfume?
Separate chinotto peel aroma from bitter taste and a perfume accord; learn why fruit, peel oil and drink are different references.
Artemisia scent: why wormwood is not one fixed perfume note
Learn why artemisia varies by species and chemotype, how it differs from an absinthe accord and how to test it.