FRAGRANTICA
Fragrance Spice introduces FRAGRANTICA while aiming to bringing joy into your everyday life.
Fragrantica.com – The Home of Everything Perfume.
Imagine a place where the language spoken is of notes, scents, fragrance houses, and everything in between. An online community whose doors are wide open for people passionate about the world of exhilarating liquid scents, Fragrantica travels to every corner of the Earth to explore the hidden treasures encapsulated in glass decanters of various shapes and sizes.
A Home for Fragrance Aficionados:
This wonderful platform continues to satisfied it's audience with valuable insights.
Rooted in the mild-climate San Diego, California. Fragrantica is a self-sufficient online magazine whose literature could be read in 17 languages – English, Russian, French, Polish, Dutch, Swedish, and Lithuanian are among them.
The site is continually translating to reach far and wide – Arabic in the East, Czech in the West, Spanish in the North, and Japanese in the South. Fragrantica intends to connect creative minds for a common goal – a fun way of discovering the pleasures of a magical liquid in a bottle.
What’s In-Store:
As an online depository of information about perfumes, Fragrantica gives it's readers the red-carpet treatment.
- New Fragrance Releases - Be it a new scent from a famous perfumery or a new concoction from an aspiring fragrance maker, Fragrantica offers an unbiased stage and spotlight.
- Reviews – With over 40 active team members and contributors giving honest feedbacks on various niche fragrances, the site reached the milestone of a million viewership a month while still at an infant age of 3 years – proof of the site’s reliable reviews.
- Articles – With almost 2,000 articles on the Fragrance niche alone, you could read about the most popular brands, perfumers around the globe, the sites own Readers’ Choice Awards, and in-depth knowledge on what’s inside your favorite fragrance.
- News – Straight-from-the-oven digest from perfume houses keeps you abreast of what’s cooking in the alchemy pots.
Brainstorming Forums:
A collection of thoughts from men and women across the continents, you could quench your thirst for tips and a plethora of topics that hinges on anything connected to your olfactory sense.
- Vintage – Currently at almost 4,000 topics, this is an old-school exchange of opinions and insights.
- Perfume Selection Tips for Men and Women – Over a million exchanges about how to choose the right perfume for you.
- Niche and Indie Perfumes – From mass-produced fragrances to designer perfumes, it’s a community that would introduce you to the intricate world of perfumery.
- Aromatherapy and Scents of Nature – For people looking for stress-alleviating magical liquids – essential oils, notes, and recipes.
- General Perfume Talk – Anything-under-the-sun thread on perfume houses, ingredients, and formulas.
- New to the World of Fragrance – For new fragrance aficionados, you’d learn a great deal from more than 50,000 exchanges about the how’s and what's of perfumes when you visit fragrantica.com.
Fragrantica’s Roster of Perfumes:
While Fragrantica isn’t an online perfume seller, but it is a one-stop-shop that would pave your path towards your dream perfume. With its drop down menus, you could easily filter your search using the following:
- General – from the Most Popular to the Widest Sillage
- Gender – male, female, or unisex
- Designers – from Avon to Alkemia Perfumes
- Year – as early as 1920 to the present
- Notes – from Musk to Sandalwood and everything in between
- Rating – from a star to the prestigious five as voted by almost 60,000 participants
- Perfumers – from Alberto Morillas to Francois Demachy
- Groups – from Floral to Oriental Vanilla
- Collections – from Discontinued Collections to Bewitching Brews
- Countries – from France to Saudi Arabia
- Specialty Designers – Niche designers, Natural perfumeries, and Celebrity brands
- Parent Company – from Coty to Shiseido
Fragrantica’s Notes Directory:
No other online site offers an extensive array of the families of essences with their inclusive extracts. Here you’d learn of different ‘family’ of scents and the notes that may tickle your fragrance fantasy.
- Greens, Herbs, and Fougères – Notes of freshly cut grass and leaves give this family the piquant quality of classic pungent essence in the likes of galbanum, fig leaf, tomato leaf, and violet leaf. Herbs often called aromatic notes, include thyme, mint, sage, and rosemary.
- Citrus – Citrus-smelling raw materials like verbena and lemongrass are among ancient ingredients. Modern variations include grapefruit, pomelo, and hassaku. Citruses are refreshing fragrances that offer elegance and cleanness.
- Woods and Mosses – Dependable and pliable, woody notes like cedarwood and sandalwood are rick and complex. Moss notes of oakmoss and chypre are darkly sensual with a distinctive quality.
- Spices – Not just a regular in your kitchen cabinet, spices like pepper, cloves, cinnamon, and ginger are notes that offer both intense and cooling sensations.
- Fruits, Vegetables, and Nuts – The effect from this family of scents range from refreshing to succulent, then all the way to the musty and mysterious. And the rare vegetables note turnip is illusion from iris rhizome. Fruit notes had been popular since the year 2000 and popularized by peach and plum. Nut notes favorites are almond, peanuts, and hazelnuts.
- Sweets and Gourmand – Associated with food essences like sweets and desserts, notes in this group include ethyl maltol and patchouli that have been included in contemporary perfumery.
- Flowers – Leveraged for their fragrant blossoms, common notes are rose, jasmine, ylang-ylang, rose, heliotrope, and tuberose. Floral scents are romantic and feminine that augment the natural beauty of the wearer.
For more insightful articles that could lead you to become a perfume connoisseur, visit Fragrancespice.com. It’s a site that’s more than just a one-stop-online-shop for your perfume and personal essentials fix. Be sure to leave a comment if you enjoy the blog.
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