The floral scent of blossoms meets the delicious tang of citrus fruit in an intoxicating celebration of fragrance. Neroli is particularly powerful—as the most fragrant of citrus flowers. It sparkles as a top note with an utter freshness that is mellowed only by its subtle sweetness.

Frangipani

A deeply aromatic note of floral and intense honey nuance, beeswax is used in fine perfumery to add a natural effect to floral, tuberose, jasmine, rose and carnation notes. Beeswax is one of the rarest ingredients used in perfumery and acts as a natural fixative, influencing other notes to linger a while longer. Often described as arousing musk-like, animalistic notes, beeswax is a surprisingly versatile ingredient. Its unique depth is often utilized in combination with notes of tobacco or dried fruit.

Playing the leading role in mysterious, sensual fragrances, mandarin orange commands attention with its subtly sweet, fruity, and citrusy scent that has a lingering floral undertone. Mandarin orange opens the compositions to announce a seductive gourmand fragrance or a vivacious citrus-led, aromatic-tinged cologne. When it comes to spicy fragrances, you’ll often find it in the company of nutmeg, cinnamon, and clove.