Citrus Leaf, specifically from various citrus plants such as lemon, lime, and orange, offers a fresh, vibrant note to fragrance compositions. The leaves impart a slightly green, zesty aroma that enhances the fragrance's liveliness and is often used to introduce a crisp, clean dimension. The use of citrus leaves in perfumery dates back to traditional practices where their refreshing scent played a crucial role in masking less pleasant odors and purifying the air. Citrus Leaf notes are typically obtained through methods like cold pressing or steam distillation, capturing the essence without altering the natural aroma.
Natural or Synthetic?
Citrus Leaf is used both in its natural form and as a synthetic replication to maintain consistency in scent and to manage costs. Natural extraction, typically through steam distillation, preserves the authentic freshness, while synthetic versions ensure availability and uniformity across batches.
Fragrance Families Citrus Leaf Most Commonly Found In
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