Musky Notes (Perfumery Base)

• Musk Absolute - Perfumery Base -

Origins of Musk

Historically, musk was derived from the musk deer, an endangered species. Due to ethical and environmental concerns, the use of animal-derived musk is now banned in many countries.

Modern Musk

Today, perfumers primarily use lab made musk and plant-based alternatives to create musk notes:

• Lab Made Musk: Most commonly used, these are artificially created molecules that mimic the characteristics of natural musk.

• Plant-Based Musk: Certain plants produce musky scents, such as ambrette seeds, angelica root, and musk mallow.

Musk is often described as having a sensual, warm, and powdery quality. It's a versatile note that can be used in a wide range of fragrances, from fresh and floral to warm and woody.

Musk is a class of aromatic substances that are widely used as base notes in perfumery. It's known for its ability to enhance other scents, adding depth, warmth, and longevity to a fragrance.

Description

• Zarda Musk - Perfumery Base -

• Musk Accord - Perfumery Base -

• White Musk Taif - Perfumery Base -

• Krishna Musk RKF - Perfumery Base -

• Musk Musa - Perfumery Base -