

Ingredients · Sweet · dry-down
Beeswax absolute
Warm honey, hay and tobacco with a waxy, faintly animalic sweetness.
- What it is
- Natural absolute from solvent-extracted beeswax from honeycombs.
- Where it comes from
- produced mainly in France
- When you smell it
- Dry-down: hours later.
- What perfumers do with it
- Adds natural honeyed glow and waxy warmth to florals, tobacco and ambers.
- Also called
- Cire d'abeille absolute; Cera alba absolute
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