Fleur D'Heliotrope

Captures the floralcy so often missing from heliotrope compositions

So many heliotrope perfumes smell closer to gourmands than florals, and that’s ok m, heliotrope of course has almond and vanilla facets. What I want from heliotrope is to still be reminded of the flower. This base takes you there, all the almondy creamy warmth but still floral fresh. With this base and some Heliotropin DEA you won’t even miss traditional Heliotropin!

Useful for more than Heliotrope

While this material may be called “Heliotrope Flowers” Natural, I have found it indispensable in recreating the Velvet-marzipan, dark chocolate and floral scent of the Night Violets: Matthiola longipetula (Night Blooming Stocks) and Hesperis matronalis (Dames Rocket). For years, beneath the starry summer skies, I studied and endeavored to recreate their delicious fragrance in both incense and perfume. Thanks to “Heliotrope Flowers” Natural, the scentual aroma of the Night Violets now graces every season chez moi.

Elegant Floral Musk

This product brings back the nostalgic scent of Shikkaroll for me. It was released in Japan in 1906 and has since become a classic fragrance. The main ingredient is a plant scent called "heliotropin." Fleur D'Heliotrope offers an excellent balance of citrus, floral, and musk notes. I blend this with Patchouli Heart MD PA50 and use it for grounding after work. This blend is enjoyable for both children and adults, and I highly recommend getting it. 😀