The Lily flower, known for its elegance and fragrance, has been a staple in perfumery for its fresh, floral, and sometimes slightly spicy aroma. Extracted from various species of the Lilium genus, lily has a history in fragrances that is as old as perfumery itself. The extraction process of Lily involves solvent extraction techniques to produce an absolute, capturing the delicate essence of the flower. While traditionally sourced naturally, some modern fragrances use synthetic equivalents to mimic its scent.
Natural or Synthetic?
Lily scent in perfumery is created synthetically since extracting essential oil from lily flowers is not feasible. The fragrance is typically a blend of synthetic compounds, like linalool and other floral aldehydes, which replicate the delicate and fresh floral aroma of lilies.
Fragrance Families Lily Most Commonly Found In
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