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Vétiver

VETIVER
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Le Vétiver dans les Parfums Une plante indispensable Au départ, la présence du Vétiver dans les Parfums n’était pas une évidence. En effet, cette plante avait une tout autre fonction. Découvert par les Indiens vers l’an 1000 av. J.C., le mot vétiver vient du Tamoul (langue indienne ancienne) car « vetti » veut dire arracher…

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Romarin dans les Parfums

ROSEMARY
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Rosemary is an aromatic plant whose use across various fields has spanned centuries. As early as Antiquity, the Greeks crafted rosemary wreaths for ceremonies. In the Middle Ages, it was placed under pillows to ward off evil spirits and used in medicine as a stimulant. Later, its use in perfumery dates back to the 17th…

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Les graines de Cardamome

CARDAMOM
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In ancient times, Indians already used cardamom as a spice, but also for its medicinal properties. It was later exported along trade routes to Mesopotamia before being brought to Europe by Arab merchants. However, cardamom cultivation only began in the early 20th century to diversify coffee plantations. According to some etymologists, the word “cardamom” originates…

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Citron

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There are several hypotheses about the origin of the lemon tree: traces of its ancestor have been found in India, while some studies suggest it was born in the Mediterranean through the hybridization of the bitter orange tree and the citron tree. Before using its fruit in cooking as a seasoning, the lemon tree was…

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Le Bois de Oud

OUD WOOD
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Oud Wood is also known as Agarwood, Agarwood Wood, or Aloeswood. Ancient civilizations, including the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans, used it in the creation of perfumes, incense, and even during religious rituals. In the Middle Ages, Oud wood gained popularity in the Arab world, where it became an essential element in oriental perfumes. Oud quickly…

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Image de la bergamote

BERGAMOT
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Known for the famous Earl Grey tea, Bergamot is a citrus fruit full of mysteries. There are several theories regarding the etymology of the word “bergamot.” It may come from the Turkish “bey armut,” meaning “lord’s pear” due to its shape, or it could simply be derived from the Italian city of “Bergamo,” where it…

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Les graines d'ambrette

AMBRETTE
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Ambrette is a Musk Used in Perfumes Musk plays a vital role in perfumery, representing an entire olfactory family on its own. First discovered in Antiquity, these musks primarily came from certain animal species, with a few exceptions derived from plants, such as Ambrette. Today, the use of animal-based musks is prohibited. To replace these…

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Menthe

MINT
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Used since 300 BC by Mediterranean peoples, mint is an iconic plant in traditional medicine. It has always been present in Europe, growing naturally like many other aromatic herbs (rosemary, thyme, sage, etc.). Its inclusion in beverages came later, particularly with the famous “mint tea.” The word “mint” comes from the Greek “Mínthê,” referring to…

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Basilic

BASIL
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Basil originates from the tropical regions of Asia, particularly India, where it has been cultivated for over 5,000 years. In ancient times, people already appreciated this plant for its medicinal and spiritual properties. It was considered a symbol of protection and used in various religious rituals. Basil then spread across the Middle East and Africa…

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GALBANUM
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Galbanum, an aromatic resin derived from the Ferula galbaniflua plant, is a prized ingredient in the world of perfumery. Appreciated for its green, woody, and resinous scent, galbanum has captivated the most discerning noses. This article explores the history of this resin, its physical characteristics, its cultivation regions, and its extraction and use in perfumes.…

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