Molecular Perfumes 5
Molecular Perfumes 5
Nargamotha, pure rosy
The earthy, slightly bitter scent of the nagarmotha plant unexpectedly blends with a molecule evoking the fragrance of blooming rosebuds.
Molecular perfumes: you can use them on their own or combine them freely, experimenting with the order in which you apply individual scents and their proportions.
Floral-oriental
What they bring to mind: elegant and full of class.
Best for: summer and winter; everyday wear.
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Certificate of authenticity
Certificate of authenticity
With every perfume bottle we include a certificate confirming that it was made from original French fragrance oils.
20% fragrance concentration
20% fragrance concentration
High fragrance oil content means the scent will be more pronounced and last longer.
Scent projection
Scent projection
- Subtle – rests close to the skin and only reveals itself when someone comes really close.
- Moderate – noticeable at a short distance, elegant and unobtrusive even with prolonged wear.
- Strong – an intense, multidimensional scent trail (the so-called trail) that fills the space and lingers long after you leave the room.
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How do we make perfumes?
Classic production technology
Thanks to the traditional sequence of maceration, freezing and filtration, the perfume gains the proper strength, clarity and fullness.
Several weeks of aging allow the perfumes to reach their intended scent, freezing guarantees maximum clarity and stability, and filtration removes impurities and substances insoluble in alcohol for the purity of the composition.
It is a handcrafted process that enhances the quality and longevity of the composition.
Maceration
Weeks of maturation of the mixture of alcohol and oils allow the fragrance molecules to combine evenly, creating a cohesive, deep composition.
It is then that the bouquet gains softness and harmony.
Freezing
Cooling the macerate precipitates waxes, pigments and heavier fractions, making the liquid crystal clear.
This treatment also increases the color stability and the stability of the composition itself.
Filtering
The chilled concentrate passes through fine filters that trap all sediment and cloudiness.
The result is a perfectly clear liquid, ready for bottling.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does it mean that a perfume has 20% perfume concentration?
What does it mean that a perfume has 20% perfume concentration?
This means that 20% of the volume consists of concentrated fragrance oils. Such a high concentration classifies the composition as full-strength perfume, making the scent intense and long-lasting on the skin for many hours.
What is fragrance architecture?
What is fragrance architecture?
Perfumes are typically composed of three distinct parts, which we call the top note, the heart note, and the base note.
Top note opens the composition. It is the most sparkling and fleeting part, but it is what determines the first impression you get when you smell the fragrance. It lasts briefly, from a few to several dozen minutes.
Heart note reveals itself about 20–30 minutes after applying the perfume and resonates for several hours. It is the element that determines the fragrance family.
Base note is the most lasting and longest-resonating. It provides the background of the composition and can be perceptible even for many hours after spraying the fragrance.
What is scent projection?
What is scent projection?
This is the spatial development of a fragrance. It can be subtle, which means the scent creates an aura close to the skin, or intense and strong — in that case the notes "spread out", creating a scent trail.
For work or school, fragrances with moderate projection are appropriate. Everywhere you want to make an impression, fragrances with high projection are recommended.
What are the advantages of traditional production technology?
What are the advantages of traditional production technology?
It consists of three stages:
Maceration, that is the maturation of the composition. It can last several weeks. It is necessary to achieve the fullness of the fragrance.
Freezing, through which maximum clarity and stability of the perfume are obtained.
Filtering, involving the careful removal of impurities and substances insoluble in alcohol. It is necessary to achieve the maximum purity of the fragrance.
What does a certificate of authenticity provide?
What does a certificate of authenticity provide?
The document confirms that original fragrance oils from Grasse, France — the world capital of the perfume industry — were used in production, including original fragrance oils from Grasse, France.
Our fragrances are composed in one of the oldest and most respected French perfumery workshops, which crafts 18th-century-style scents.
