Ingredient
Limonene,  Linalool, woody Lavender and Rosewood Citral, Eugenol Spicy, warm, and medicinal Clove and Cinnamon, leaf Cinnamon Sweet, “Red Hot” spice, Cinnamon bark, Geraniol
Sweet, powdery rose, Geranium and Palmarosa, Citronellol Fresh, leafy rose, Citronella and Rose, Isoeugenol, Spicy-floral (like Carnation), Ylang-ylang and Nutmeg, Benzyl Benzoate, Faintly sweet/balsamic, Jasmine and Ylang-ylang
Key Takeaways
• ​Fixative Properties: Beyond just smelling good, Benzyl Benzoate is often used as a solvent or fixative, helping the lighter citrus notes (like Limonene) stay on your skin longer instead of evaporating instantly.
• ​The “Spice” Factor: The combination of Cinnamal, Eugenol, and Isoeugenol suggests this fragrance likely has a warm, oriental, or spicy character—think “Chai,” “Christmas,” or “Classic Fougere.”
• ​Safety Note: These are highly concentrated. If you are blending your own perfume, these must be diluted significantly. For example, Isoeugenol and Cinnamal have very low “safe usage” limits because they can cause skin redness if used too heavily.