Red Roses
Eau de Parfum
Jo Malone London
Note Profile
Warm, honeyed waxy note with animalic depth
Beeswax has a warm, honeyed aroma with waxy, slightly animalic undertones and subtle floral nuances. Its scent can evoke the atmosphere of a hive, blending sweetness with a gentle earthiness. Over time, it develops a creamy, enveloping character that adds depth and richness to compositions.
Beeswax is produced by honeybees and collected from the honeycomb after honey extraction. In perfumery, it is typically used as an absolute, obtained through solvent extraction of the cleaned wax.
Perfumers use beeswax primarily in heart and base notes to impart warmth, roundness, and a naturalistic animalic facet. It blends well with floral, gourmand, and woody notes, and is valued for its ability to soften sharp edges and add complexity.
Perfumers known for using Beeswax include Christopher Sheldrake , Bertrand Duchaufour , Daphné Bugey , and Olivia Giacobetti .
Animalic
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Beeswax appears prominently.
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Omanluxury
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