Our essence of Fresh Air is derived from melon, which are believed to be native to Africa, specifically in the region that includes present-day Sudan and neighboring countries. They have a long history of cultivation and consumption in this region, dating back thousands of years.
From their place of origin, melons were gradually introduced and spread to other parts of the world through trade and human migration. Today, melons are widely cultivated in various countries across the globe, including Asia, Europe, the Americas, and Australia. Ours are sourced from various countries.
The aroma of Fresh Air is crisp, clean, and energizing.
Fresh Air in perfumery are Top Notes in our Ozonic family. They can be paired with floral notes like jasmine or rose to add a touch of sweetness and enhance the overall freshness of the composition.
The scent of Fresh Air in perfumery is generally associated with a pleasant and refreshing olfactory experience, evoking feelings of vitality, summertime, and a tropical atmosphere.
Air is directly linked to the concept of life itself. The act of breathing is a fundamental aspect of human existence, and many cultures associate air with the essence of life and consciousness. The exchange of breath is often symbolic in rituals, representing the transfer of energy or life force.
In spiritual and religious contexts, air is often associated with transcendence, freedom, and the divine. It is believed to carry prayers, intentions, and communication between the physical and spiritual realms.
Air frequently appears as a symbol of intangibility, movement, and change. It is often used in metaphors and poetic language to convey emotions, ideas, and the impermanence of life.
Air, along with the other classical elements, is seen as a crucial component in the balance of nature. In some cultures, maintaining harmony among the elements is believed to promote overall well-being and health.
Some cultures personify the element of Air through spirits or deities associated with the wind, weather, or specific aspects of the air. These entities are often revered and sometimes invoked for protection or blessings.
Fresh Air
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Olfactory Family: Ozonic
Note Classification: Top Note
Ingredient Type: Isolate
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Please note this product format is a small vial that contains roughly 20 drops of scent concentrate. This can be purchased à la carte but is intended to be used with our Perfume Kit.
SCENT SPECIFICATIONS
Latin Name: Cucumis Melo
Extraction Method: Isolate
Source: Fruit
Country of Origin: Varies
We are a natural perfumer; all of the scents in our library are derived from plants.
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Our essence of Fresh Air is derived from melon, which are believed to be native to Africa, specifically in the region that includes present-day Sudan and neighboring countries. They have a long history of cultivation and consumption in this region, dating back thousands of years.
From their place of origin, melons were gradually introduced and spread to other parts of the world through trade and human migration. Today, melons are widely cultivated in various countries across the globe, including Asia, Europe, the Americas, and Australia. Ours are sourced from various countries.
The aroma of Fresh Air is crisp, clean, and energizing.
Fresh Air in perfumery are Top Notes in our Ozonic family. They can be paired with floral notes like jasmine or rose to add a touch of sweetness and enhance the overall freshness of the composition.
The scent of Fresh Air in perfumery is generally associated with a pleasant and refreshing olfactory experience, evoking feelings of vitality, summertime, and a tropical atmosphere.
Air is directly linked to the concept of life itself. The act of breathing is a fundamental aspect of human existence, and many cultures associate air with the essence of life and consciousness. The exchange of breath is often symbolic in rituals, representing the transfer of energy or life force.
In spiritual and religious contexts, air is often associated with transcendence, freedom, and the divine. It is believed to carry prayers, intentions, and communication between the physical and spiritual realms.
Air frequently appears as a symbol of intangibility, movement, and change. It is often used in metaphors and poetic language to convey emotions, ideas, and the impermanence of life.
Air, along with the other classical elements, is seen as a crucial component in the balance of nature. In some cultures, maintaining harmony among the elements is believed to promote overall well-being and health.
Some cultures personify the element of Air through spirits or deities associated with the wind, weather, or specific aspects of the air. These entities are often revered and sometimes invoked for protection or blessings.