ART LIFE. A guide to the perfume Ingredients.

Art Life is our popular citrus and woody perfume that adds a unique and confident feeling and activates your senses, raises your energy and stimulates your creativity with a composition filled with Citrus, Neroli and Tonka.

Mandarin

note refers to a fragrance ingredient derived from the Mandarin fruit. Mandarin has a bright, sweet, and juicy aroma that is reminiscent of freshly squeezed oranges. It is a top note in many fragrances, meaning that it is the initial scent that you would smell upon application, and it can add a refreshing and uplifting quality to a perfume composition. Mandarin note is often used in combination with other citrus notes, such as bergamot or lemon, as well as floral or spicy notes, to create complex and well-rounded fragrances. Art Life is combined with lemon and bergamot in the top and floral notes such as neroli, rose and lily in the transition to the heartnotes.

Bergamot

has a fresh, citrusy aroma with a slightly floral and spicy undertone. The scent of bergamot is often described as lively, uplifting, and refreshing. It is similar to other citrus fruits like lemon and orange but has a unique floral and spicy quality that sets it apart. Bergamot's fragrance is widely used in the perfume industry, where it is often used as a top note in fragrances. Its bright and fresh aroma can create a sense of energy and vitality, making it a popular choice in perfumes designed for daytime wear. In addition to its fragrance, bergamot is also valued for its health benefits. Bergamot oil is rich in antioxidants and can help improve skin health and reduce inflammation. This makes it a popular ingredient in skincare products as well as perfumes.

Lemon

is a popular ingredient in perfumes, and its scent can vary depending on how it is used and combined with other ingredients. Generally, the scent of lemon in perfume is fresh, crisp, and citrusy, with a bright and uplifting quality.
The scent of lemon in perfume can be quite versatile, ranging from light and airy to deeper and more complex. In some fragrances, lemon may be combined with other citrus notes like bergamot or grapefruit which is the case of Art Life, creating a more complex and multidimensional scent.
Lemon is often used in perfumes that are designed to be refreshing and invigorating, as well as in fragrances that are meant to evoke feelings of happiness and positivity. The scent of lemon can also have a clarifying and cleansing effect.

Grapefruit

Grapefruit can vary depending on how it is used and combined with other ingredients. Generally, the scent of grapefruit in perfume is fresh, bright, and citrusy, with a slightly bitter and tangy quality.
The scent of grapefruit in perfume can be quite versatile, ranging from light and refreshing to deeper and more complex.
Grapefruit is often used in perfumes that are designed to be refreshing and uplifting, as well as in fragrances that are meant to evoke feelings of energy and vitality. The scent of grapefruit can also have a cleansing and purifying effect.
The scent of grapefruit can vary depending on the ripeness of the fruit, as well as the variety. Some grapefruits have a sweeter, more floral scent, while others are more tart and acidic.

Lily

is extracted from the flowers of the lily plant, using various methods such as steam distillation or solvent extraction. The lily note can be used as a middle or base note in perfumes, depending on the scent profile.
Lily is often associated with purity, innocence, and femininity. It is a versatile note that can be paired with other floral notes, such as rose or jasmine, to create a complex and layered fragrance. Lily can also be combined with green or fruity notes to add a fresh and invigorating quality to the fragrance.
One of the benefits of using lily in perfumery is its ability to evoke a sense of happiness and positivity. The fresh and floral scent of lily can be uplifting and energizing, making it an ideal ingredient for fragrances designed to promote a positive mood and outlook.

Neroli

is an essential oil extracted from the flowers of the bitter orange tree, also known as Citrus aurantium. It has a sweet, floral, and citrusy aroma with a bitter undertone. In perfumery, neroli is often used as a top note and is a popular ingredient in many fragrances due to its refreshing and uplifting scent. It is often combined with other floral and citrus notes to create a fresh and vibrant fragrance. Neroli is also sometimes used in skincare and aromatherapy products for its soothing and calming properties.

Rose

The scent of a rose in perfume can vary depending on the type of rose and the other ingredients in the perfume. Generally, the scent of a rose in perfume is floral, sweet, and slightly spicy, with notes of citrus, fruit, and greenery. Some rose perfumes may also have woody, earthy, or musky undertones, depending on the other ingredients in the perfume.
There are many different types of roses used in perfumery, each with its unique scent profile. Here are some of the most commonly used roses in perfumery:

Bulgarian Rose: Also known as Damask Rose, Bulgarian Rose is one of the most popular and expensive types of rose used in perfumery. It has a rich, sweet, and deep floral aroma with a slight fruity note.

Turkish Rose: Turkish Rose has a lighter and fresher aroma compared to Bulgarian Rose. It has a crisp and clean scent with a hint of spice.

Tea Rose: The tea rose is a classic rose variety known for its delicate and refreshing scent. The fragrance of a tea rose is typically described as being sweet, slightly spicy, and slightly fruity, with hints of fresh greenery and a subtle earthiness. The aroma is often compared to that of black tea or bergamot, with a touch of honey and lemon.

Rosa Centifolia: Also known as Cabbage Rose or Rose de Mai, this rose has a sweet, rich, and intense floral scent with a spicy undertone.

Rosa Damascena: Rosa Damascena has a sweet and fruity aroma with a hint of spice. It is widely used in perfumery and is a popular ingredient in Middle Eastern fragrances.

Rose Absolute: Rose Absolute is an extract obtained from different types of roses, and it has a strong and complex aroma with a deep floral character.

These are just a few examples of the many types of roses used in perfumery. Perfumers often blend different types of roses with other floral and fruity notes to create unique and complex fragrances.

Fig

is a unique and versatile ingredient that has been used in perfumery for many years. It is often used as a middle note in fragrances due to its ability to add depth and complexity to a perfume composition. This is also the case for Art Life.
The aroma of fig is warm, earthy, and slightly sweet, with a milky and nutty undertone. It is derived from the fruit of the fig tree, which is native to the Mediterranean and Middle Eastern regions. The scent of fig is often associated with the sun-drenched landscapes of these regions and has a natural and comforting feel.
In perfumery, fig is often used in combination with other ingredients such as woods, musks, and citrus to create a range of fragrances. It is also a popular ingredient in niche and artisanal perfumes, where it is often blended with other natural and unusual materials to create unique and unexpected scent profiles.

Cedarwood

has a woody, and slightly spicy scent. It is extracted from the wood of the cedar tree, a coniferous tree native to the Mediterranean and Himalayan regions. Cedarwood is often used as a base note in perfumes, providing depth and longevity to the fragrance. It is a popular ingredient in many unisex and niche scents. One of the benefits of using cedarwood in perfumery is its ability to evoke a sense of grounding and stability. The warm and woody scent of cedarwood can be soothing and calming, making it an ideal ingredient for fragrances designed to promote a sense of security and comfort. In addition to its scent profile, cedarwood is also valued in perfumery for its fixative properties. It can help to hold the fragrance together and increase its longevity on the skin. Cedarwood is often used in combination with other ingredients such as citrus, lavender, and patchouli to create complex and well-balanced fragrances. It is also a popular ingredient in woody and oriental fragrances, where it is often combined with other woody notes such as sandalwood and vetiver.
 

Powdery musk

in perfume typically smells soft, comforting, and slightly sweet. It has a subtle, powdery quality that can evoke images of freshly washed linens or a gentle breeze blowing through a field of flowers. The musk note itself has a warm and sensual quality, often described as musky or animalic, but in a powdery form it becomes more subdued and gentle. The scent can be used as a base note to give a perfume depth and longevity or as a stand-alone note for a soft and intimate fragrance. Overall, powdery musk in perfume creates a sense of warmth, comfort, and closeness.

Earthy notes

typically smell like the scent of damp soil, moss, or freshly cut grass. They can also have woody, smoky, or herbal notes that create a sense of being outdoors in nature. The earthy tone is often achieved by using ingredients such as patchouli, vetiver, or oakmoss, which have a natural and grounding quality. These scents can range from fresh and clean to deep and mysterious. Overall, earthy tones in perfume create a sense of connection to the natural world and can evoke feelings of relaxation, calmness, and groundedness.

Vetiver

is known for its earthy, woody, and smoky scent. It is extracted from the roots of the vetiver plant, a tropical grass that is native to India, but also grown in other parts of the world, including Haiti, Indonesia, and Madagascar. Vetiver is often used as a base note in perfumes, providing depth and longevity to the fragrance. It is a popular ingredient in masculine and unisex fragrances, but can also be used in floral and fresh scents to add a grounding and earthy quality. One of the benefits of using vetiver in perfumery is its ability to evoke a sense of calm and relaxation. The earthy and grounding scent of vetiver can be soothing and comforting, making it an ideal ingredient for fragrances designed to promote a sense of wellbeing and mindfulness. In addition to its scent profile, vetiver is also valued in perfumery for its fixative properties. It can help to hold the fragrance together and increase its longevity on the skin. Overall, vetiver is a versatile and popular note in perfumery, known for its earthy, woody, and smoky scent. It can be used in a range of scent profiles and is often associated with calmness, relaxation, and mindfulness. The fixative properties of vetiver also make it an important ingredient in perfumes, helping to increase the fragrance's longevity on the skin.

Soft woods

in perfume typically have a delicate and subtle scent that is warm, woody, and slightly sweet. They can be used to add depth and complexity to a fragrance or to create a cozy and comforting atmosphere. Some examples of soft woods used in perfumery include cedarwood, sandalwood, and pine. These scents can be used as a base note to anchor a fragrance this is the case for Art Life, or as a heart note to provide a gentle and calming aroma. Soft woods in perfume can evoke a sense of warmth, relaxation, and harmony with nature. 

Tonka

is a popular ingredient in perfumery that has a sweet, warm, and vanilla-like aroma. It is derived from the seeds of the Tonka bean tree, which is native to South America. Tonka has a rich and complex scent profile that includes notes of caramel, almond, cinnamon, and tobacco. Its warm and comforting scent makes it a popular choice in many gourmand and oriental fragrances.

Tonka is often used as a base note in perfumes, (also in Art Life)  where it can help to anchor and deepen a fragrance. It is also used as a top or heart note in some fragrances to provide a warm and cozy opening or a creamy and smooth texture. Tonka pairs well with a variety of other ingredients, including vanilla, musk, sandalwood, and bergamot, among others.

In addition to its delightful scent, Tonka has been said to have calming and aphrodisiac properties. Its rich and comforting aroma can create a sense of relaxation and intimacy. Try it you will like it

Scent Comparison

To enhance your fragrance exploration, we've provided references to other outstanding scents that align with a similar scent profile. If you've experienced any of these fragrances before, we're confident that you'll find enjoyment in Art Life as well.