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BERGAMOT
Bergamot Citrus bergamia is a citrus fruit, primarily known for its aromatic peel, which is often used to produce essential oil. The fragrance of bergamot is fresh and uplifting, combining sweet, floral, and slightly spicy notes with a bright citrusy aroma.
In aromatherapy, bergamot is valued for its calming and mood-lifting properties. The scent is often described as sophisticated and complex, making it a favorite in fragrance applications. Overall, bergamot offers a refreshing and invigorating experience.
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OAKMOSS
Evernia prunastri, commonly known as oakmoss, is a type of lichen that grows primarily on the bark of oak trees, although it can also be found on other trees such as pines and firs. It is widespread across Central and Southern Europe, as well as parts of North America.
Oakmoss is highly prized in the fragrance industry for its rich, earthy scent and is a key ingredient in many perfumes. Its aroma is woody and earthy with the subtle sharpness of warm leather.
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TUSSAH SILK
Tussah silk, often known as wild silk, is a luxurious natural fiber derived from the cocoons of wild silkworms, primarily found in forests of India and China. Unlike traditional silk, which has a smooth and glossy finish, Tussah silk has a slightly coarser texture and a subtle, rustic luster that gives it a unique, organic look. The color of Tussah silk can range from warm golden tones to soft beige due to the natural color of the silkworms' diet, which typically consists of oak and juniper leaves.
It is highly valued in skincare, where it is used as a luxurious additive in handmade soaps and lotions, adding a silky, smooth feel and enhancing the lather.
