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At the beginning of the 6th century BCE, the city of Corinth began its domination of the perfume trade in the ancient world. Ideally placed between the East and the West, Corinthian perfumers exported their perfumed oils in stone vases called alabasters or airyballs. Perfumes and resins travelled in leather gourds aboard small boats that ran along the shores of the Gulf of Corinth.
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Composition
The fragrance pyramid
Top notes open the scent, heart notes carry it, base notes anchor it.
Top notes
The opening — first 15 minutes
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Heart notes
The character — hours one through four
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Base notes
The dry-down — what stays on your skin
Profile
Dominant accords
Bars below show how loudly each accord speaks in the composition.
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