Cardamom may be best known in American kitchens as a spice for chai lattes or baked goods, but in the world of perfumery, it plays a far more intriguing role. This aromatic seed brings warmth, brightness, and an exotic twist to modern and classic fragrances alike. Over the past decade, cardamom in perfumery has gained…
When a Summer Fruit Becomes a Scent Statement Watermelon is often associated with backyard barbecues, beach picnics, and hot summer afternoons. Juicy, refreshing, and instantly recognizable, it’s a fruit that evokes pure seasonal joy. But in recent years, watermelon has taken on a surprising new role—as a key note in modern perfumery. For the American…
When Tea Becomes a Scent Statement In recent years, the fragrance industry has taken an unexpected turn toward ingredients once limited to kitchens and wellness rituals. Among them, matcha stands out as one of the most intriguing newcomers. Known primarily as a finely ground Japanese green tea powder, matcha has quietly carved out a space…
In the ever-evolving world of perfumery, trends come and go, but certain natural ingredients manage to capture the spotlight and hold it for years. One such ingredient making waves among perfumers and fragrance enthusiasts alike is Sequoia wood. Known for its majestic appearance and iconic presence in forests, Sequoia wood is now becoming a coveted…
