Leather Trance

Raspberries provide a sweet, fresh and fruity scent that is particularly popular in summery and sweet fragrances. It lends every perfume an exotic note, which is particularly often used in the top notes of perfumes.

Cumin not only adds a lot of aroma to food, but also to perfumes. Oil is extracted from the seeds of the plant, which gives fragrances a warm scent that is sometimes compared to other scents such as aniseed, dill or fennel.

Leather lends perfumes a tart, slightly tarry accord. However, the fragrance oil itself is not obtained from leather, but usually from various substances such as juniper, birch and different resins. The reason for this is not only animal welfare, but also the fact that the typical leather scent cannot be extracted from the actual material.

Musk is a famous fragrance that was originally extracted from the musk pouch of the musk ox. It is known for its animal, tart and at the same time sweet smell. Nowadays, musk is generally a synthetically produced fragrance that can be found in countless perfumes and fragrance creations.

Myrrh and the precious resin from which this fragrance is extracted comes from the myrrh tree, which is native to East Africa. The fragrance itself gives perfumes a spicy, warm, balsamic and sweet scent, which is often combined with woody and green notes.

Patchouli is a well-known fragrance that has been used in fragrance creations for centuries. Patchouli, also known as patchouli, has a particularly intense and long-lasting fragrance that is both tart and woody as well as balsamic and sweet, giving every perfume an unmistakable aroma.

Peaches with a sweet and fruity scent, like the taste of the popular fruit, provide a very special aroma in every perfume. The fragrance is particularly common in the top note and is often combined with floral or delicate fragrances, but can also be combined with other fruity nuances to create exotic creations.

Although strawflowers originally come from Australia, they are now also widespread in this country. They are also frequently used in perfumes and are characterized by their intense fragrance, which is slightly reminiscent of curry.

Frankincense essence is as old as it is well-known and has been used for centuries in numerous fragrances and perfumes. The scent of frankincense is balsamic, spicy and contains a slightly citrusy nuance. As it plays an important role in the Bible and in church services, it is often referred to as holy smoke.