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KUROMOJI essential oil
Lindera umbellata
△ Olfactory pyramid
Top notes:
Character: fresh, slightly camphorated/mentholated, resinous-green, light aromatic burst of leaf/light wood.
Main components: 1,8-cineole (~13.7%), d-limonene (~7.4%), β-myrcene (~7.7%).
Function: provides aromatic opening — a sensation of woody freshness, sharp.
Middle notes
Character: light woody + soft/rounded ‘terpene alcohol’ note, slightly floral/green (thanks to linalool), then wood/light resin.
Main components: mainly linalool (~42.8%) which gives it its soft and modulated ‘signature’. Also wood-green vegetation present.
Function: this is the main aromatic ‘material’ — the identity of the essential oil.
Base notes
Character: dry woody, moderately resinous, slightly earthy/old wood tone, soft but not overly heavy.
Main components: monoterpene residues and less volatile base compounds — although the oil remains dominated by volatiles, so the base is delicate.
Function: ensures persistence, anchoring the aroma after the higher phases.
Sensory profile
Overall profile: ‘fresh wood + camphor green → soft/aromatic light wood → light woody base’.
Suggested use: very good for ‘Japanese wood’, ‘calm forest’, ‘luxury spa with wood & foliage’ fragrance/ambience creations.
Suggested synergies:
Top notes: light citrus (bergamot, mandarin), green leaves/lime to accentuate the freshness.
Middle notes: light woods (cedar), herbs/green notes (rosemary, verbena) or ferns to reinforce the woody-green structure.
Base notes: moderate deeper woods (guaiac, light sandalwood) or white musk to prolong without weighing down.
SUGI essential oil
Cryptomeria japonica
△ Olfactory pyramid
Top notes
Character: fresh-green, slightly spicy, herbaceous with a hint of aniseed-basil/sweet mint, even slightly lemony depending on the sample.
Main components: limonene (in some samples); traces of volatile monoterpenes.
Function: captures attention, gives the impression of ‘fresh leaves’ or ‘aromatic herbs’ upon opening.
Middle notes
Character: herbaceous-spicy, distinctly aromatic, more mature leaves, slightly pungent or ‘mentholated-aniseed’, signature of shiso
Main components: perillaldehyde (characteristic aroma); perilla ketone (depending on the chemotype); also β-caryophyllene, other moderate sesquiterpenes.
Function: provides the main aromatic body of the essential oil — where the personality is defined.
Base notes
Character: light woody-herbaceous base, dry/moderate, sometimes with an ‘earthy’ or ‘dry grass’ note depending on the sample
Main components: sesquiterpenes or less volatile compounds (e.g. β-caryophyllene, farnesene) provide stability.
Function: provides stability over time — even though the oil remains fairly volatile.
Sensory profile
Overall profile: fresh leaf/grass → spicy aromatic/ripe grass → light woody-herbaceous base.
Suggested use: perfect for ‘contemporary aromatic herbs’ formulas, ‘green/aromatic’ perfumes or sprays, synergies combining aromatic leaves and light woods.
Suggested synergies:
Top notes: light citrus (bergamot, lime), sweet mint, verbena.
Middle notes: basil, Thai basil, anise, coriander, green leaves.
Base notes: light woods (cedar, beech), light musk, sweet resin.
KOBUSHI - Magnolia essential oil
Magnolia salicifolia
△ Olfactory pyramid
Top notes
Character: Fresh, slightly lemony, with a green and fruity touch.
Main components: Linalool, citronellal, citronellol.
Function: Provides a lively and invigorating opening.
Middle notes
Character: Floral, sweet, slightly spicy, with fruity nuances.
Main components: Linalool, β-caryophyllene, eugenol.
Function: Provides the floral richness and complexity of magnolia.
Base notes
Character: Warm, balsamic, slightly sweet.
Main components: Linalool, eugenol.
Function: Provides a deep and lasting aroma.
Overall sensory profile
Magnolia essential oil offers an olfactory experience that evolves from the lemony, green freshness of the top notes to the spicy floral richness of the middle notes, ending with a warm, balsamic base. It evokes the serene and elegant atmosphere of a garden of magnolias in bloom.
HAKKA essential oil
Mentha arvensis
△ Olfactory pyramid
Top notes
Character: very fresh, pungent, green, vibrant
Main components: menthol (dominant), menthone (partially), limonene (traces)
Function: immediately captures attention, ‘fresh/icy mint’ effect, immediate sensation of freshness.
Middle notes
Character: green herbaceous, slightly sweet and floral, less pungent
Main components: menthone, iso-menthone, traces of menthyl acetate
Function: provides aromatic structure, prolongs the herbaceous and refreshing sensation.
Base notes
Character: dry, slightly woody/camphorated, subtle base that stabilises the aroma.
Main components: traces of menthyl acetate, small fractions of sesquiterpenes.
Function: ensures minimum stability and anchoring of the essential oil, as Mentha arvensis is highly volatile.
Sensory profile
Fresh – herbaceous – pungent – green – slightly camphorated, ideal for revitalising, stimulating or refreshing applications.
Perfect for aromatherapy products, respiratory care, refreshing cosmetics, or for fresh fragrance synergies.
Suggested synergies:
Top notes: citrus (lemon, bergamot, yuzu) to enhance freshness.
Middle notes: lavender, rosemary, eucalyptus to support the herbaceous dimension.
Base notes: light woods (cedar, beech wood), white musk for hold and softness.
SUDACHI essential oil
Citrus sudachi
△ Olfactory pyramid
Top notes
Character: Very fresh, pungent, green, vibrant.
Main components: Limonene, γ-Terpinene.
Function: Immediately captures attention with an intense sensation of freshness.
Middle notes
Character: Herbaceous, slightly sweet, spicy.
Main components: Linalool, β-Phellandrene, Trans-4,5-epoxy-(2E)-decenal.
Function: Provides richness and aromatic complexity, with a soft floral touch.
Base notes
Character: Woody, spicy, slightly camphorated.
Main components: Cis-carveol, cumin aldehyde, dill ether.
Function: Ensures a long-lasting aroma with depth, with spicy and woody nuances.
Sensory profile
Citrus sudachi essential oil offers an evolving olfactory experience:
Opening: An explosion of pungent, green freshness, immediately captured by limonene and γ-terpinene.
Development: Herbaceous and slightly sweet notes emerge, enriched by linalool and β-phellandrene.
Finish: A woody, spicy base with nuances of cumin and dill, ensuring remarkable persistence.
KABOSU essential oil
Citrus sphaerocarpa
△ Olfactory pyramid
Top notes
Character: Very fresh, pungent, green, vibrant.
Main components: Limonene, Myrcene.
Function: Immediately captures attention with an intense sensation of freshness.
Middle notes
Character: Herbaceous, slightly sweet, spicy.
Main components: (R)-(+)-Citronellal, (2E)-4,5-epoxy-2-decenal, Octanal, (4Z)-decenal.
Function: Aromatic complexity, with fruity and spicy nuances.
Base notes
Character: Woody, spicy, slightly camphorated.
Main components: Linalool, Geraniol, Beta-citronellol, Wine lactone.
Function: Ensures long-lasting depth to the aroma, with floral and woody nuances.
Sensory profile
Kabosu essential oil offers an evolving olfactory experience:
Opening: An explosion of pungent, green freshness, immediately captured by limonene and myrcene.
Development: Herbaceous and slightly sweet notes emerge, enriched by (R)-(+)-citronellal and (2E)-4,5-epoxy-2-decenal.
Finish: A woody and spicy base, with nuances of linalool, geraniol and beta-citronellol, ensuring remarkable persistence.
Huile essentielle de NAOSHICHI
Citrus taguma - sudachi
△ Olfactory pyramid
Top notes
Character: Very fresh, pungent, green, vibrant.
Main components: Limonene, γ-Terpinene.
Function: Immediately grabs attention with an intense feeling of freshness.
Middle notes
Character: Herbaceous, slightly sweet, spicy.
Main components: (R)-(+)-Citronellal, (2E)-4,5-epoxy-2-decenal, Octanal, (4Z)-decenal.
Function: Provides richness and aromatic complexity, with fruity and spicy nuances.
Base notes
Character: Woody, spicy, slightly camphorated.
Main components: Linalool, Geraniol, Beta-citronellol, Wine lactone.
Function: Ensures long-lasting depth to the aroma, with floral and woody nuances.
Sensory profile
Naoshichi essential oil offers an evolving olfactory experience:
Opening: An explosion of pungent, green freshness, immediately captured by limonene and γ-terpinene.
Development: Herbaceous and slightly sweet notes emerge, enriched by (R)-(+)-citronellal and (2E)-4,5-epoxy-2-decenal.
Finish: A woody and spicy base, with nuances of linalool, geraniol and beta-citronellol, ensuring remarkable persistence.
TODOMATSU essential oil
Abies sachalinensis
△ Olfactory pyramid
Top notes
Character: fresh, clean, camphor-piney, slightly lemony
Main components responsible: α-pinene, β-pinene, limonene, camphene.
Function in perfume: provides the initial ‘forest/pine needles’ impression and a breathable/clean effect.
Middle notes
The green and balsamic soul
Character: green, resinous, slightly spicy and balmy
Responsible components: bornyl acetate (balsamic, slightly sweet/mentholated), β-phellandrene, myrcene.
Function: stabilises the initial freshness and gives the heart its ‘fresh fir/cedar’ facet.
Base notes
long-lasting and warm
Character: dry woody, resinous, very light earthy
Responsible components: traces of heavier terpenes and resinous esters (A. sachalinensis oil is dominated by monoterpenes, so the ‘base’ is lighter than for abundant resins). Result: a subtly woody base (more ‘fresh/resinous’ than vanilla or amber).
Note: unlike deep woods (which have heavier sesquiterpenes/diterpenes), this oil remains generally volatile and ‘clear’ — its base note is moderate.
Sensory profile
Overall profile: fresh conifer (pine/camphor) → resinous and slightly balsamic heart → discreet woody base. Several data sheets and producers describe the aroma as ‘fresh, clean, forest’.
Suggested synergies : combine with citrus fruits (bergamot, petitgrain) to enhance the top note; with lavender/herbs to soften; with woods (cedar, vetiver) or synthetic vanillin if you want a warmer, more sustained base note (but this changes the ‘pure forest’ character).
KOYAMAKI essential oil
Sciadopitys verticillata
△ Olfactory pyramid
Top notes
Character: green, coniferous, fresh pine, slightly camphorated/mentholated
Main components: α-pinene (~8.2%); β-pinene (~2.0%); limonene (~4.1%)
Function: immediately captures the impression of ‘fir tree/forest’ and brings a green, breathable freshness.
Middle notes
Green-woody material
Character: young wood, needles, light earth, sweet resin
Possible components: 1,8-cineole (~2.5%); spathulenol (~31.0%)
Function: provides woody depth, the soul of the oil, less volatile than the top note but still green/woody.
Base notes
Longevity, support
Character: dry woody, light earthy, subtly resinous
Components: although dominated by monoterpenes, spathulenol and other sesquiterpenes evoke this woody base.
Function: anchoring, prolonging the woody note to give a longer lasting effect than the top note alone.
Sensory profile
Overall profile: fresh conifer → young/green wood → light woody base.
Recommended use for ‘forest spirit’, ‘Japanese nature’ and ‘modern conifer’ formulations.
Suggested synergy:
can be combined with citrus fruits for the top note (e.g. bergamot), herbs/green leaves for the middle note (e.g. lavender, rosemary), and deeper woods (e.g. cedar, vetiver) to support the base note if you want to prolong the scent.
As with any essential oil, there is variability depending on the origin, tree, soil, and season—so the pyramid should be adapted based on the sample.
GETTO essential oil
Alpinia zerumbet
△ Olfactory pyramid
Top notes
Character: fresh, green, slightly spicy-herbaceous, with a hint of pine needles/light menthol.
Main components: p-cymene, 1,8-cineole, α-pinene, β-pinene, limonene.
E.g.: major compounds in the leaves: p-cymene, 1,8-cineole, terpinen-4-ol.
Function: captures the first aromatic impression – the ‘fresh air/grass/green ginger’ effect.
Middle notes
Character: herbaceous-spicy, slightly resinous, more ‘mature’ than the top notes, but still bright.
Main components: mainly terpinen-4-ol, sometimes camphor, sabinene, γ-terpinene.
For example, a study notes terpinen-4-ol ~ 37% in leaf oil.
Function: provides the aromatic substance, the soul of the fragrance – the ‘ginger/medicinal herb/leaf’ aroma.
Base notes
Character: dry woody, resinous, slightly ‘earthy’ or medicinal, but moderate (not a deep wood like vetiver).
Main components: heavier or less volatile, such as certain sesquiterpenes, esters or lactones specific to the plant, or traces of camphor/borneol/esters depending on the origin.
Function: ensures longevity, anchoring the aroma after the heart.
Sensory profile
Overall profile: fresh → herbaceous/green → light woody.
Recommended use: ideal for ‘fresh green’, ‘spa/well-being’, ‘Mediterranean/herbaceous’ applications, or in ‘modern green’ fragrances.
Suggested synergies:
Citrus fruits (bergamot, petitgrain) to amplify the top note. Aromatic herbs (rosemary, lavender) or light spices for the heart note. Light woods (Atlas cedar, beech wood) or light musks to support the base note if necessary.
Yuzu essential oil
Citrus juno
△ Olfactory pyramid
Top notes
Character: very fresh, sparkling, lime/mandarin zest, tangy and bright.
Main components: mainly limonene (dominant), followed by γ-terpinene, α/β-phellandrene.
Function: initial aromatic impression of ‘citrus burst’ that immediately attracts.
Middle notes
Character: less immediate but still bright, herbaceous-citrus, light balsamic/green base
Components: reduction of ‘pure’ limonene, more secondary molecules such as linalool, traces of sesquiterpenes or heavier compounds that give a little roundness and depth.
Function: gives the oil its soul beyond the initial brightness — the less volatile but still dynamic facet.
Base notes
Character: subtly woody-citrus, light semi-resinous base, moderate hold
Main components: traces of heavier volatile or moderately volatile components (less well documented for this oil), which anchor the aroma after the more volatile phases.
Function: ensures duration and persistence — in this case, for a citrus fruit, the base will be rather light but present.
Sensory profile
Overall profile: fresh/lively zest → green citrus-herbal heart → light woody base.
Use: ideal for fragrance or wellness formulas seeking a modern, dynamic and elegant citrus note.
Suggested synergies:
Citrus and green notes: mandarin, bergamot, petitgrain, lemon leaf. Light, aromatic herbs: verbena, basil, sweet mint to enrich the heart. Light/moderate woods: cedar, guaiac wood, or a light musk for the base if you want to prolong the hold.
HINOKI essential oil
Chamaecyparis obtusa
△ Olfactory pyramid
Top notes
Character: fresh, light coniferous, slightly camphorated/green, zesty light wood
Typical components: α-pinene (in some types), sabinene, limonene, isobornyl acetate.
Example: the oil from the leaves contained sabinene and limonene as the main components.
Function: this initial burst evokes ‘Japanese cypress forest’, light on wood, breathing.
Middle notes
Character: young wood, resinous, sweet, slightly balsamic, ‘pure hinoki’
Typical components: α-terpinyl acetate, borneol, τ-muurolol, α-terpineol.
Example: the wood study found borneol 16% and τ-muurolol ~17%.
Function: this part gives the oil its ‘body’ – the wood/resin signature of hinoki.
Base notes
Character: dry woody, slightly earthy or mossy, moderate but elegant
Typical components: α-cadinol (~10.9%), other heavy sesquiterpenes depending on origin.
Function: provides anchoring over time – although for this essence the anchoring is not ultra-deep like a wood such as vetiver, it remains sophisticated.
Sensory profile
Overall profile: fresh/coniferous → light wood/resinous → elegant woody base.
Use: perfect for perfume or home fragrance formulations that want a ‘Japanese hinoki’ note, light but sophisticated wood, Zen/forest atmosphere.
Suggested synergies:
Top notes: sweet citrus (yuzu, bergamot) to enhance the freshness.
Middle notes: light herbs (lavender, rosemary), green accords for ‘living wood’.
Base notes: deeper woods for support (Atlas cedar, beech wood, a hint of white musk) if greater longevity is desired.
HIBA essential oil
Thujopsis dolabrata
△ Olfactory pyramid
Top notes
Character: light dry wood, needles/conifer, a slight freshness reminiscent of a sawmill, slightly resinous.
Key components: the more volatile part of the wood, probably moderate monoterpenes or sesquiterpenes (although little documented), but the initial impression comes from ‘worked wood’ and ‘dry conifer’.
Function: immediately capture that ‘forest vs. noble wood’ impression.
Middle notes
Character: rather assertive woody, resinous, slightly old wood, cedar/temple wood, moderate warmth.
Main components: notably thujopsene (high %), cedrol, β-himachalene, etc. These compounds create the main aromatic material.
Function: this section gives the oil its olfactory soul — the impression of noble wood, temple, old plank or Japanese parquet flooring.
Base notes
Character: deep dry wood, slightly earthy or mossy, a ‘forest floor’ aspect, sobriety, fairly good hold but not heavy like leather or vanilla
Components: the least volatile part of sesquiterpenes or phenolic compounds (hinokitiol, widdrol, etc.) ensure the longevity. -
Function: anchors the aroma, prolonging the sensation of noble wood over time.
Sensory profile
Overall profile: dry wood/conifer → noble wood/resinous → deep but elegant woody base.
Use: ideal for ‘Japanese Zen’, ‘tranquil forest’ or ‘minimalist noble wood’ fragrances or olfactory compositions. Excellent for room sprays and modern woody perfumery synergies.
Suggested synergies:
Top notes: very light citrus fruits (bergamot, girasole) or tree leaves (pine, fir) to evoke conifers.
Middle notes: light woods (Atlas cedar, beech wood) or light resins (light benzoin).
Base: deeper woods (sandalwood, guaiac) or light white musks to support without weighing down.
Limon essential oil
Citrus limon
△ Olfactory pyramid
Top notes
Character: light dry wood, needles/conifer, a slight freshness reminiscent of a sawmill, slightly resinous.
Key components: the more volatile part of the wood, probably moderate monoterpenes or sesquiterpenes (although little documented), but the initial impression comes from ‘worked wood’ and ‘dry conifer’.
Function: immediately capture that ‘forest vs. noble wood’ impression.
Middle notes
Character: rather assertive woody, resinous, slightly old wood, cedar/temple wood, moderate warmth.
Main components: notably thujopsene (high %), cedrol, β-himachalene, etc. These compounds create the main aromatic material.
Function: this section gives the oil its olfactory soul — the impression of noble wood, temple wood, old planks or Japanese parquet flooring.
Base notes
Character: deep dry wood, slightly earthy or mossy, a ‘forest floor’ aspect, sobriety, fairly good staying power but not heavy like leather or vanilla.
Components: the least volatile part of sesquiterpenes or phenolic compounds (hinokitiol, widdrol, etc.) ensure the longevity.
Function: anchors the aroma, prolonging the sensation of noble wood over time.
Sensory profile
Overall profile: dry wood/conifer → noble wood/resinous → deep but elegant woody base.
Use: ideal for ‘Japanese Zen’, ‘tranquil forest’ or ‘minimalist noble wood’ fragrances or olfactory compositions. Excellent for room sprays and modern woody perfumery synergies.
Suggested synergies:
Top notes: very light citrus fruits (bergamot, girasole) or tree leaves (pine, fir) to evoke conifers.
Middle notes: light woods (Atlas cedar, beech wood) or light resins (light benzoin).
Base: deeper woods (sandalwood, guaiac) or light white musks to support without weighing down.
SHIZO essential oil
Perilla frutescens
△ Olfactory pyramid
Top notes
Character: fresh-green, slightly spicy, herbaceous with a hint of aniseed-basil/sweet mint, even slightly lemony depending on the sample.
Dominant components: limonene (in some samples); traces of volatile monoterpenes.
Function: captures attention, gives the impression of ‘fresh leaves’ or ‘aromatic herbs’ upon opening.
Middle notes
Character: herbaceous-spicy, distinctly aromatic, more mature leaves, slightly pungent or ‘mentholated-aniseed’, signature of shiso
Components: perillaldehyde (characteristic aroma); perilla ketone (depending on the chemotype); also β-caryophyllene, other moderate sesquiterpenes.
Function: provides the main aromatic body of the essential oil — where the personality is defined.
Base notes
Character: light woody-herbaceous base, dry/moderate, sometimes with an ‘earthy’ or ‘dry grass’ note depending on the sample
Components: sesquiterpenes or less volatile compounds (e.g. β-caryophyllene, farnesene) provide stability.
Function: provides stability over time — even though the oil remains fairly volatile.
Sensory profile
Overall profile: fresh leaf/grass → spicy aromatic/ripe grass → light woody-herbaceous base.
Recommended use: perfect for ‘contemporary aromatic herbs’ formulas, ‘green/aromatic’ perfumes or sprays, synergies combining aromatic leaves and light woods.
Suggested synergies:
Top notes: light citrus (bergamot, lime), sweet mint, verbena.
Middle notes: basil, Thai basil, anise, coriander, green leaves.
Base notes: light woods (cedar, beech), light musk, sweet resin.