CosBeauty Magazine #90

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BEAUTY Which family do you belong to? The Fragrance Wheel, created in 1992 by internationally revered perfumery taxonomist Michael Edwards, is a classification system based on four major groups – Florals, Fresh, Woods and Orientals – and 14 subcategories, or families. The outer ring shows which ingredients are added to move a scent from one family to the next. For example, adding orange blossom and sweet spices to Soft Florals transforms them into Floral Orientals, incense and amber then transform Floral Orientals into Soft Orientals, and so on. FLORAL ORIENTAL FRESH WOODY
Fresh The scale of fresh notes is broken down into greens, aquatics and citrus, with notes on either side of those blurring into the floral and woody categories that make up the Fragrance Wheel. Green notes are often associated with the crisp scents of the outdoors – newly cut grass, green flowers and herbs. Water notes invoke the spirit of the sea or the smell of rain. One of the oldest fragrance families, citrus is comprised of the juices of lemons, oranges, bergamot, grapefruit and mandarins. Woody If you didn’t already guess, the Woody group consists of your aromatic wood notes – sandalwood, cedarwood and oak. You will commonly find patchouli mixed in with the woody notes as well. Floral Probably the most popular fragrance category, florals encompass a wide range of blooms, from a single rose petal to a medley of floral bouquets. Most of these scents will be romantic and feminine, but depending on the ingredients can be soft (subtle whiffs and powdery notes), fresh (like newly cut flowers) or intense (with hints of fruit and sweet spices). Common floral notes include jasmine, rose, gardenia and iris. Oriental Just like its name suggests, the Oriental group is comprised of notes that are sweet, spicy and overall exotic and tend to be richer and bolder. Notes like amber and vanilla are common in the Oriental group. Spices like cardamom and clove also make up the oriental notes, as well as chocolate. www.cosbeauty.com.au 115
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