Aromatic Isolates and their role in the Fragrance Industry Ionone (alpha & beta) are two remarkable isolates obtained respectfully from Acacia Farnesiana & Litsea Cubeba. Alpha-ionone molecule Acacia Farnsiana flowers Litsea cubeba fruit 1. If the scent of Alpha-Ionone could be assigned to a colour, it would be violet and if a taste is imagined, it would be similar to those vintage mauve pastel candies that taste like violet. Wild Violets Parma Violets Wild violets possess a

Anne Marie Orsini depicted by artist Nicolas de Largillière During the 9th century, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean people began to propagate citrus trees for their delectable fruits which had resulted from the ancient trade routes from South East Asia, India and China. The fruit, juice, rind, leaves and blossoms were all preserved to create a variety of culinary products including perfumes. By the 16 th century, other than intentional plantations, citrus aurantium trees (

I was familiar with the props and developed the ability to know how each actor would react, and which object might get hurled across the room.