Syrup

In perfumery, syrup refers to a thick, sweet aromatic substance often used as a base note or middle note component. It adds rich, gourmand qualities to fragrances, evoking edible sweetness reminiscent of caramelized sugar, honey, or fruit preserves. Syrupy accords bring warmth, depth, and a smooth, luscious texture to perfume compositions. This ingredient enhances the tactile appeal of scents, making them more indulgent and comforting. Its syrupy essence harmonizes well with floral, woody, and oriental notes, enriching the overall olfactory experience.