Sources Of Perfumes
Posted on 16. Sep, 2008 by admin in General
If you are a regular user of perfumes and sprays, then have you ever thought about the source of the aromas you’re wearing? I am sure most of you must have looked for where they come from and from what they’re made. In fact, the people who are very particular about their fragrances and scents, are very conscious about the ingredients of perfumes.
Let me tell you some of the interesting sources of perfumes.
The major sources of fragrances are plants (or parts thereof) such as bark, flowers, fruits, leaves, resin, seeds, wood, and even roots. Interestingly, all parts of a plant have different aromas, even parts of the same plant. Knowing this fact it is easy to believe that the variety of fragrances in the world can never end. Moreover, animal sources of fragrances include musk, castoreum, civet and honeycomb. Some of the other natural sources of aroma are lichens and seaweed. The various numbers of brands that you find in the market usually offer aromas of synthetic ingredients. These fragrances are not available in nature and this is how they create uniqueness and differentiation in the fragrance industry.
Armani, CK, Bvlgari and a number of other brands all use synthetic ingredients in their perfumes, and if you want the best fragrance then you can get them from fragrance zone.
