Where it comes from
Steam-distilled from the blossoms of the bitter orange tree, mainly in Tunisia, Morocco and Egypt.
How perfumers use it
A luminous bridge between citrus top notes and floral hearts; essential in colognes.
Did you know? Named after Anne-Marie Orsini, a 17th-century princess of Nerola who scented her gloves and baths with it.
For education only. Raw materials should be diluted for smelling and never applied neat to skin. Always follow the supplier’s safety data sheet and the current IFRA Standards.
