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鸢尾黄油

香味：微妙、精致、复杂，带有甜花香、木质泥土根茎香，清新，略带药用味和精致花香，即使微量也能对香水产生显著影响，具有提升效果，即“提升”和增强整个香氛基调，使其更丰富，并增加一种“振动”，一种不压倒性的存在感。
产地/生产：极其昂贵——一吨鸢尾根才能通过非常耗时且技术要求高的过程生产一公斤鸢尾黄油。鸢尾黄油是从香根鸢尾（Iris pallida）的根部（而非花朵）蒸汽蒸馏而来，但只有在根部经过三年陈化后才能进行。

黑巧克力

香味：浓郁、温暖、柔和、明显的香调，深沉而不特别甜，带有尘土感和一丝苦涩。吸入这种香气可以减轻压力、焦虑和欲望。在香水中起到感官增强作用；令人陶醉的美味。
产地/生产：从生长在中美洲的小树Calyncanthus occidentalis的果实和种子中提取。

依兰

香味：浓郁、甜美、奶油味、香脂味、感性、花香。常用于芳香疗法以缓解压力。
产地/生产：来自亚洲和南太平洋岛屿的依兰（Cananga odorata）树。依兰的蒸馏在行业中是独一无二的，只有高技能人员才能完成。依兰的蒸馏过程在现场进行；它能生产出四种不同品质的精油，必须在不同时间间隔内提取。

平息大海

龙涎香

香调：龙涎香据称是壮阳药；它被用作定香剂，帮助香气持续更长时间，其香水味最好被描述为海洋、动物和甜味。
产地/生产：龙涎香是抹香鲸的分泌物，它们分泌一种蜡状糊状物来保护自己免受消化刺激；当接触到盐和阳光时，它会散发出气味。它在水面漂浮的时间越长，香味就越柔和。它是所有原材料中最昂贵的，价值约为黄金的10倍。

水仙花原精

香调：香气类似于深绿色叶子，带有一丝风信子和茉莉的香气
产地/生产：水仙花来自石蒜科（与水仙花同属）

乳香

香调：具有清新、近乎柑橘的香气，与浓郁温暖、木质的主题相得益彰
产地/生产：乳香原精产自乳香树，原产于阿拉伯半岛和非洲东北部

迷失在花海中

红含笑

香调：香甜、温暖、感性，略带木质底调。
被誉为“快乐油”和天然情绪助推剂
产地/制作：
提取自含笑花树的花朵，这种树是在亚洲生长的木兰科植物。该树在季风期间开一次花，然后在春季再次开花，散发出浓郁的香气。

栀子花脂吸法

香调：甜美、浓郁的花香
产地/制作：脂吸法这种蒸馏技术现在几乎不再使用，因为它耗费大量人力，但能使香气变得极其浓郁和强烈。这是一个耗费人力的过程，每毫升油需要数磅栀子花瓣。

法国橡苔

香调：泥土、潮湿、动物性、皮革味——与花香调形成对比
古典西普（Chypré）和馥奇（Fougères）香水结构的关键成分
产地/制作：树生苔藓。在法语中被称为“Mousse de Chêne”

坠入星辰

花梨木

香调：略带玫瑰香、温暖、木质和花香。这是一种高度扩散的精油，与中调和前调都很好融合。
产地/生产：花梨木油是通过在蒸馏前切碎巴西花梨（Aniba rosaeodora）获得的。我们在 fallintostars 中使用的花梨木是从秘鲁亚马逊地区的一家蒸馏厂可持续采购的。

黄水仙

香调：浓郁、丰富的花香，带有麝香底调。产地/生产：fallintostars 中的黄水仙来自法国水仙，或称“奶油水仙”。它们通常在“一朵花”阶段采摘，即花序上只有一朵花开放。天然黄水仙如今在香水中很少使用。

劳丹脂

香调：感性温暖的皮革树脂，劳丹脂的气味让人联想到龙涎香。当与其他成分良好配方时，劳丹脂能提高香水的持久度，使香味持久宜人。产地/生产：从岩玫瑰属植物中提取。有时被称为岩玫瑰，生长在科西嘉岛和法国南部。通过煮沸叶子和树枝提取生树脂。

a fire within

vanilla

scent: warm, sweet, rich, and balsamic, with a soft, creamy, almost gourmand depth. one of the most comforting and universally beloved notes in perfumery, it adds sensuality and roundness, smoothing and harmonizing the other materials in a composition.
origin/production: derived from the cured seed pods of the vanilla orchid, primarily vanilla planifolia. one of the only orchids to produce an edible fruit, and one of the most labor-intensive crops in the world, as each flower must be hand-pollinated. the green pods have no aroma when picked; their scent is developed through a months-long curing process of blanching, sunning, and sweating, during which enzymes release the vanillin responsible for its distinctive smell.

incense

scent: resinous, balsamic, and warm, with a bright citrus-pine lift and a smoky, meditative, almost sacred quality. it acts as a bridge between top and base notes, lending depth and a contemplative, ceremonial character to a fragrance. the very word "perfume" derives from the latin per fumum, "through smoke," a nod to incense's ancient origins.
origin/production: obtained from the aromatic resin of the boswellia tree. when the bark is carefully scored, the tree exudes a milky sap that hardens in the air into "tears," which are then hand-sorted and steam-distilled to extract the oil. treasured since antiquity and once valued alongside gold, the finest resins come from regions such as oman and the horn of africa.

cedarwood

scent: warm, dry, woody, and balsamic, with a smooth, grounding character. legendary as a base note and fixative, it anchors lighter, more volatile materials and lends tenacity and quiet strength to a composition.
origin/production: as with all wood oils, the aromatic material lives in the heartwood rather than the foliage, and the wood is chipped before steam distillation so the steam can draw the oil out. several distinct trees are sold under the name: the "true" cedars, atlas and himalayan, and the junipers often called virginia and texas cedarwood. cedarwood is also considered one of the first materials ever distilled, used by the egyptians in embalming.