pomegranate

About pomegranate

Pomegranate as a fragrance note captures the essence of the fruit's rich, juicy seeds with a delightful balance of sweet and tart characteristics. This note is known for its vibrant, slightly acidic, and refreshing qualities, making it a popular choice for adding a burst of energy and a touch of exoticism to fragrance compositions. Its versatility allows it to be a standout note in fruity and floral fragrances, or a subtle addition that adds depth and complexity to more intricate olfactory creations. Pomegranate can introduce a modern twist to classic scents, providing a unique olfactory experience that is both familiar and intriguing. Its ability to blend harmoniously with a variety of other notes makes it a valuable tool in the perfumer's palette, enhancing the overall sensory experience of a fragrance by adding layers of richness and sophistication.

Natural Sources

• •Synthetic reproduction
• •Natural fruit extracts

Synthetic Alternatives

Citral, Geraniol, Hexyl cinnamal

Perfumer's Tips

When using pomegranate in fragrance compositions, it's best to start with a light hand and gradually build up its presence to achieve the desired balance. It pairs exceptionally well with citrus notes for a refreshing and invigorating effect, or with floral notes to enhance their natural sweetness. Pomegranate can also add an interesting twist to woody or spicy scents, introducing a fruity undertone that brightens the overall aroma.

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