Naturals · Aroma chemicals · Fragrance oils
The perfumer’s palette, held to a standard.
Essential oils, absolutes, concretes, resinoids, aroma chemicals, attars and fragrance oils — 4,120 materials, each specified in writing, traceable to its lot, and sampled before you commit.
From the field to the formula Petals, resins, roots, woods, spices and saffron — the raw materials behind our naturals. Explore the catalogue →
The standard
01The portfolio
Ten families. One standard.
From the flower in the field to the molecule on the spec sheet — organised the way perfumers think about materials: by how they are made.
Naturals
Aroma chemicals
Fragrance oils
02On the bench
Materials, with their paperwork.
Essential oil · Naturals
Lavender Bulgaria OilLavandula angustifoliaView monograph →Absolute · Naturals
Tuberose India AbsoluteAgave amica (syn. Polianthes tuberosa)View monograph →Resinoid · Naturals
Benzoin Siam ResinoidStyrax tonkinensisView monograph →Aroma chemical · IFF
CashmeranCAS 33704-61-9View monograph →03Source to shipment
How a material earns its place.
Nothing enters the catalogue on a supplier’s word alone. Every material passes the same five gates before it is offered — and every lot passes the last two again before it ships.
Qualified producers only. Origin, botanical identity and production date recorded for every lot.
A written specification: identity, physical constants, odour standard, allergen and IFRA data.
An approved reference sample is kept — the standard every future lot is judged against.
Each incoming lot is checked against its specification and smelt on strip against the retained standard.
COA, SDS, IFRA conformity certificate and allergen declaration travel with the lot.
04Evidence, not adjectives
Read the monograph before you buy the material.
Every natural and aroma chemical has a public monograph: botanical or chemical identity, producer, how it is made, odour profile, regulatory notes and the documents that ship with it.
- Certificate of Analysisper lot
- Safety Data SheetGHS format
- IFRA conformity certificatecurrent amendment
- Allergen declarationper lot
Monograph · BFRM-03453
Imported- CAS
- 84238-29-9 / 8016-96-4
- Part · method
- Roots · distillation
- Odour
- Earthy, woody, smoky, rooty, with a nutty dry-down
- Position
- base note
- Physical constants
- per lot COA · ISO 279 / 280 / 592
- Reference standard
- ISO 4716 (vetiver oil)
05Who we supply
Built for the bench, sized for the plant.
From a 30 g sample for an independent perfumer to drum supply for a production line — the same material, the same specification.
Fragrances that survive lye, cure and months on the shelf — without browning or seizing.
CandlesLoads, wax limits and throw for paraffin, soy, coconut and beeswax.
Agarbatti & dhoopDipping compounds and the perfume-to-solvent ratios that set cost per box.
Attar & perfume oilOils worn neat on skin, where tenacity comes from the base.
Home careDetergent, softener and floor cleaner — bloom, in-wash and on-cloth.
Fine fragranceNaturals and aroma chemicals specified by identity, for alcohol-based perfume.
06Ways to work
Catalogue supplyAny listed material from 100 g, with its documents on dispatch.
30 g samples, cost credited on your first order.
Send a reference; we return a coded match with its specification.
An original composition or accord, written to your brief and cost.
07The Perfumer’s Library
What the trade rarely writes down.
08Why we exist
To be the benchmark the fragrance trade measures itself against: a future where every perfume, attar, soap and agarbatti made in India begins with a material that is named, proven and consistent.
If a number is on the page, it came from a document you can ask for. We never publish invented statistics.
Every material carries a botanical name or CAS number and a named producer. “Premium quality” is not an identity.
The tenth delivery must match the first. Retained reference samples and lot checks exist for exactly that.
“Inspired by”, never a counterfeit. “IFRA-conformant”, never “IFRA-certified”. When we do not know, we say so.
We write down what the trade rarely does, because better-informed buyers make better products.
A 30 g sample for an independent perfumer gets the same specification as a drum for a production line.
Start here
Put a material on your bench.
Tell us what you are making. We reply within one working day with samples, specifications and a quote.