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Absoluto
Perfume Glossary → Ingredients and Raw Materials → Absolute Absolute Pronunciation: /ab-so-'lu-to/ Category: Ingredients and Raw Materials → Essential Oils and Absolutes Definition Absolute is a highly concentrated aromatic extract obtained through a double extraction process using volatile solvents followed by ethyl alcohol. It represents the purest and most faithful way to capture the aroma of delicate raw materials, especially flowers that cannot be distilled. Main Features Maximum concentration: 95-99% aromatic purity Olfactory fidelity: Faithfully reproduces the original aroma Texture: Liquid, sometimes slightly viscous Color: Variable depending on the raw...
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Concentraciones y Tipos de Perfumes: Guía Completa de Formatos y Intensidades
Discover the technical differences between Parfum, Eau de Parfum, Eau de Toilette, and Eau de Cologne. From the most intense concentrations to the lightest, explore how the proportion of essential...
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Notas Olfativas en Perfumería: Guía Completa de la Estructura Temporal de las Fragancias
Discover the invisible architecture of Fragrances. From the first impressions to the lasting base, explore how the temporal olfactory experience that defines each Fragrance is built and learn to identify the aromatic evolution that turns a simple scent into a complete sensory symphony. Definition of Olfactory Notes The Olfactory Pyramid Top Notes Heart Notes Base Notes Olfactory Chords Temporal Development Interaction between Notes Individual Personalization Definition of Olfactory Notes The olfactory notes are the different aromatic components perceived at different moments during the development of a fragrance on the skin....
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Ingredientes y Materias Primas en Perfumería: Guía Completa de Componentes Aromáticos
Definition of Raw Materials in Perfumery The aromatic raw materials are all the components used to create fragrances, classified into two main categories: natural (extracted from plants, flowers, woods, resins, and animal substances) and synthetic (molecules created in the laboratory). These ingredients make up the perfumer's palette, determining the character, quality, and olfactory properties of each fragrance. Importance in Modern Perfumery Aromatic diversity: More than 3,000 ingredients available Constant innovation: New synthetic molecules every year Sustainability: Eco-responsible alternatives to scarce ingredients Consistency: Uniform quality in mass production Main Classification of...
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