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Why we love it
The Galaxolide molecule
The original Galaxolide™ has been a must-have standard ingredient in perfumery for decades, due to its intimate yet powerful, and immediately memorable odor, at least for *those who can smell the musk.
*According to a 1986 odor survey conducted by the National Geographic Society on a population of 1.5 million people in the United States, three in ten could not smell Galaxolide. It is a well-known fact that some people are anosmic to certain types of aroma chemical.
There are a few reasons why the original Galaxolide, discovered in 1957 is regarded as a molecular masterpiece by some of the most respected perfumers of all time.
Apart from its very good price-performance ratio, Galaxolide has been one of the most frequently used raw materials both in fragrances and household products for decades because of its exceptional versatility, which allows perfumers to use it in any fragrance accord where designed to evoke bloom, lift and longevity are desire.
In 2007, half a century after the introduction of the original galaxolide, a new version with a “cleaner” molecular structure was discreetly launched and a few chemists started calling it "Galaxolide Super". Almost no one had heard of this new generation of Galaxolide until A Lab On Fire launched it as a single-ingredient scent.
According to a small number of perfumers who are familiar with this raw material, this new “Super” version is more powerful, radiant and animalic than the original.
Key scents
Top Notes
Galaxolide
Heart Notes
Galaxolide
Base Notes
Galaxolide
The skin's pH can vary on a day-to-day basis and for a variety of reasons, thus so can the fragrances we wear.
These variations can be caused by:
- the intake of medicines for a certain amount of time;
- atmospheric and environmental changes that cause high sweating of the skin;
- changes in food consumption and diet.
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MONOSCENT
Mono-molecular scents.
Monoscent is an idea developed within the field of contemporary artistic perfumery.
‘G’ and ‘E’ are a distinctive pair of mono-molecular molecules typically used in perfume production. The characterizing feature of both these molecules is that they can be worn alone or can be applied on top of other fragrances, to personalize them and make them stand out in unique ways.