Extraordinary Bases

    Add radiance, power and luxury to your own scents with our latest bases — practical and ready to use building blocks of professional perfumes.

    Exquisite Naturals

    A range of luxurious and exclusive natural oils & absolutes, resins, tinctures and isolates. From rare and difficult to find perfumery materials from around the globe to the finest products from New Zealand.

    Sublime Aroma Chemicals

    Support our luxurious bases and precious naturals with these best-in-class aroma compounds from the top fragrance laboratories around the world.

    Golden Age Bases

    Back in the limelight after decades, the golden ages collection features restorations of the very best bases of the twentieth century when perfume artistry was at its peak.

    Florals collection

    The must-have florals. Offering artistic fantasy blends and masterful floral oil and absolute replacers.

    Essentials Toolkit

    Make perfume magic with these essential building blocks. This is where the marvelous wonders of modern science take centre stage.

    Fruit Collection

    Functional Products

    Products that serve a particular purpose or have special uses.

    • Understanding Ionones

      Understanding Ionones

      The ionone (and methyl ionone) family is a big one. This article removes all the confusion around them.

      Understanding Ionones

      The ionone (and methyl ionone) family is a big one. This article removes all the confusion around them.

    • Sandalwood Synthetics, A Primer

      Sandalwood Synthetics, A Primer

      This is a basic primer for sandalwood aroma chemicals, including examples from real world fragrances.

      Sandalwood Synthetics, A Primer

      This is a basic primer for sandalwood aroma chemicals, including examples from real world fragrances.

    • Navigating IFRA Limits

      Navigating IFRA Limits

      A brief guide to understanding how to apply IFRA limits to your finished products.

      Navigating IFRA Limits

      A brief guide to understanding how to apply IFRA limits to your finished products.

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