Kezir room fragrances & olfactory pyramid

The olfactory pyramid of room fragrances Kezir is essential for visualising the components of each essence and their persistence in the air. The pyramid consists of 3 levels that illustrate the development over time of each fragrance and its persistence.

In the olfactory pyramid, the Testa notes are the first to be perceived. They are fresh and light, perceptible for a few moments, those sufficient to discover the essence of a perfume and stimulate curiosity. They are usually characterised by citrusy, sometimes marine odours, and tickle the sense of smell, preparing it for the next scents.

The Heart notes are characterised by a greater impact and a longer persistence. They stay in the air for a few hours and often recall fruity or floral aromas. They form what is usually called the 'trail of a perfume' and represent, precisely, the heart of an essence.

Finally, the Bottom notes. It is these that characterise the memory that a scent leaves in our perception. This segment encapsulates spicy notes, vanilla, woods and amber, capable of being perceived for days on end.

This is why it is often on the basis of the base notes that an ambient fragrance conquers and binds itself to the imagination of each of us.

This is why it is often on the basis of the base notes that an ambient fragrance conquers and binds itself to the imagination of each of us.

The base notes are the most important and most important.