Spice Notes In Perfumery

Spice Notes In Perfumery

Spices are among the oldest natural raw materials used in perfumery.
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What Is Frankincense?

What Is Frankincense?

Frankincense is an aromatic resin used in incense and perfumes, obtained from trees of the genus Boswellia in the family Burseraceae. The word is from Old French franc encens.
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What Is Palo Santo?

What Is Palo Santo?

Palo santo (Bursera graveolens) is a tree that’s native to Peru, Ecuador, and other South American countries. It grows in dry tropical forests and produces very fragrant resin. In Spanish, palo santo means “holy wood.”
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Fun Fact: Fragrance & Witchcraft

Fun Fact: Fragrance & Witchcraft

As we head into the witchy season...

Classical descriptions of witchcraft echo ancient fears of women's perfumes and scented cosmetics, which were conventionally thought of as altering the minds of men, who could be seduced by sweet scents into doing things they would not willingly choose to do.
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Caramel In Perfumery

Caramel In Perfumery

Gourmand fragrances may smell edible and are made up of sweet, bakery-type notes of vanilla, caramel, cotton candy, chocolate, coffee, honey, cognac and many other dessert-type ingredients.
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What Is Suspension Gel Soap?

What Is Suspension Gel Soap?

Suspension Gel Soaps are liquid cleansers that are capable of suspending small particulate matter throughout the soap product. Most liquid suspension soaps require thickness to suspend items. If you have ever added luffa, jojoba beads or other exfoliants, you know they will sink to the bottom of the container in traditional liquid soap bases. This is unsightly and can cause clogging of the dispenser when the product is used.

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What Are Sulfates?

What Are Sulfates?

Sulfates are surfactants, which means they attract both oil and water. 
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What Is Bubble Bath?

What Is Bubble Bath?

Surfactant preparations for this purpose are called "bath foam", "foaming bath", or "bubble bath", and frequently contain multiple surfactants.
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