Pink lavender refers to specific varieties of the herb plant, primarily English lavender (Lavandula angustifolia), which ...

Mint refers to a popular aromatic herb (from the genus mentha) known for its refreshing flavour, used in cooking, drinks, and ...

Melon in fragrance offers a fresh, juicy, sweet, and watery scent, most often created using synthetic materials such as ...

Pink peppercorns are the dried, sweet, and mildly spicy berries of the Peruvian pepper tree or Brazilian pepper tree, rather ...

Rosewood in perfumery offers a soft, sweet, woody and lightly floral scent, with gentle citrus and spicy nuances. It adds warmth, depth and a sense of quiet luxury, and is valued for its uplifting yet ...

The start of a new year has a way of making people pause, even if only briefly. It is often the smaller details that come into focus first, the everyday things ...

Dried fig in fragrance provides a complex, warm, sweet, and earthy aroma, blending honeyed fruitiness with the green, milky, and woody elements of the leaves an ...

For many of us, Christmas doesn’t really begin until the carols start. You hear them drifting through town centres, playing quietly in the background of school halls, or filling churches in the days ...

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Cinnamon is a highly fragrant, warm, and naturally sweet spice derived from the inner bark of trees belonging to the Cinnamomum genus. It is primarily used in baking, desserts, seasonal drinks (such ...

Baies Rose, or pink peppercorn, is utilised as both a culinary spice with a sweet, fruity, and subtly peppery taste and a favoured note in perfumery for its vibrant, spicy, and fresh floral scent. It ...

A persimmon is a sweet, edible orange fruit from the Diospyros genus, frequently referred to as kaki or Sharon fruit, known for its honey-like flavour and jelly texture when ripe (though firm ...