The alphabet of perfume
The world of perfume is a vast universe with specific characteristics. Today 100BON delivers you the secrets of the vocabulary of this one!
The world of perfume is a vast universe with specific characteristics. Today 100BON delivers you the secrets of the vocabulary of this one!
Queen of gustatory and olfactory pleasures, today tonka is an essential part of perfumery. This mysterious little seed has made a name for itself for its flavors with vanilla and...
The Jasmine flower comes from the botanical family Oleaceae. First introduced in the East, it was during Antiquity that the Persians used it for its intoxicating and sweet scents, a...
In aromatherapy, patchouli is considered a plant of determination and sensuality: Patty Canac, our aromachologist, specifies that "its presence takes away our fears, it allows us to move forward with...
Since Antiquity, true or fine lavender, also called officinal lavender, has been used by the Greeks, Romans and Egyptians for its medicinal properties.
Robust and slender with bluish-grey foliage, the eucalyptus was planted in France and more widely in Europe at the end of the 19th century. Very quickly, many countries incorporated the...
Do you know vetiver? Originally from India, vetiver has been introduced to many tropical countries. Traditionally used in Ayurvedic medicine for its many therapeutic properties, vetiver oil is known for...
Cultivated in the south of France and in Eastern countries, the rose is one of the noblest raw materials in perfumery.
Orange blossom, its distinctive fragrance, is a highly prized ingredient in perfumery for its floral and sweet smell, and in aromatherapy for its soothing and relaxing properties.