Fragrances Out From Flowers
August 11, 2009 by admin
Filed under Flower Information, Green Sustainability
The various and expensive luxurious perfumes that we are using right now and making us uniquely fragrant all day everyday have its roots down to the simple offering of mother nature. It cannot be imagined that an expensive small bottle of perfume containing fragrant liquid has the basic ingredient that can just be found in the wilds – and for free, most of the time. We are talking here about the basic “ingredient” of a perfume – the flowers. Flowers are considered to be the staple composition of most of the perfumes we are using right now. The oil extracted from the flowers is basically the one used as the main “ingredient” in making perfume. These oils are extracted usually through distillation.
Not all flowers, however, are used for perfumes. There are just some perfumes utilized for such purpose basically because it possesses the requirements needed for a perfect fragrant. And since there are various fragrances of flowers because of its wide diversity, many different kinds of fragrance are produced. Accordingly, the fragrances of the flowers are caused by the climate of the place which it is grown as well as the kind of soil where it inhabits. Among the popular flowers used for the production of perfumes due to its strong and unique fragrance are roses, lavender, magnolia, jasmine, lilies, violets, chamomile and rosemary.
Meanwhile, roses are the most commonly used flowers in making perfumes. The extracted rose oil is known for its strong fragrance that last longer than other flower oils. The smell of rose perfume is distinct – so distinct that just a sniff of it, one will know right away that such is a rose perfume. This is commonly used for women perfumes. Furthermore, the rose fragrance of a perfume is considered by many as elegant and attractive by men. Among perfume brands that have a wide array of different rose perfume fragrances are Bulgari, Sonia Rykiel, Avon Products, Christian Dior, and Lancome.
Another flower that got what it takes to be the basis of a perfume is the lavender. The sweet and cool fragrance of lavender makes it a top list among teenagers and those who are young at heart. Lavender oil extracts are said to be relaxing and playful at the same time. The smell usually connotes youthfulness and carefree. Others claimed that the smell of lavender oil has some kind of a therapeutic and relaxing aura. Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, and Puig are just some of the perfume brands that have distinct lavender perfumes. Another floral fragrant famous among women is the magnolia scent perfume. Just like other floral scents, magnolia perfume embodies the relaxing and crisp smell of forest. It lasts long just like the rose scent. Among perfume brands that are famous for its nice magnolia perfumes are Revlon and Yves Rocher.
Jasmine floral perfumes are also famous among women because of its fruity floral smell. According to some women, the jasmine smell is simple yet sultry. Others describe the smell as a combination of earth, crisp wood and fruit candy. The jasmine-based perfumes are known also for its sharp smell yet not irritating to the nose. The musky aura of a jasmine scent makes it very appealing among women consumers. Perfume brands that have famous jasmine fragrances are L’Orientaliste, Bulgari and Estée Lauder.
There are still many perfume brands that possess unique and breath-taking floral scents. Its prices can be so fancy, and for some, it can be impractical given with the ongoing global financial crisis. In hindsight, it is best to plant your own favorite sweet smelling flower in your garden and then study how to produce oil perfume out from that flower. In this way, you are not just learning a big deal of skill, but you are also able to save big bucks from buying those expensive perfumes.
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