frangipani

About frangipani

Frangipani, also known as Plumeria, is a captivating floral note cherished for its intoxicating, creamy, and slightly fruity aroma. Originating from tropical regions, this flower embodies the spirit of exotic landscapes. Its unique scent profile has made it a beloved middle note in perfumery, lending compositions a rich, voluptuous warmth. Frangipani's complex aroma is not only a testament to the beauty of tropical flora but also a versatile tool in the creation of floral, oriental, and even some fresh aquatic fragrances.

Natural Sources

• •Plumeria Rubra
• •Plumeria Alba
• •Plumeria Obtusa

Synthetic Alternatives

Synthetic versions of frangipani aim to replicate its lush, creamy floral sweetness and are often used in perfumery due to the challenge of extracting oil directly from the flowers.

Perfumer's Tips

Use sparingly in the heart of a composition to add a rich, tropical floral note. It can be an excellent complement to other florals, providing depth and complexity.

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