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Natural Fragrance 

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Who doesn’t like sweet smell? Nose is the carrier of smell to the brain.

Human mind has the power to differentiate between acceptable and unacceptable smells.

Acceptable smell is known as fragrance, which can either be natural or artificial. Atmosphere with fragrance is liked by everyone.

Fragrance creates great ambience. Natural fragrance is nothing but the smell of flowers, scented wood like sandalwood, rosewood, cedar wood, and so on, herbs & grasses like rosemary, sage, lemongrass, and so on.

Even some parts of few herbs or plants like barks of cinnamon, and cardamom have good smell and spread fragrance in the place they are in.

We can stay at places that are without any kind of smell; however, it is not possible for us to stay in places that smell bad. Fragrance dominated by flowers is called floral fragrance.

Natural fragrance is either present naturally or is induced. The natural fragrance is spread in the atmosphere by growing flowering plants in your garden.

Perfumes made from the mixture of alcohol and water along with synthetic fragrant aromatic oils fall under the category of artificial fragrance, while the mixture mixed with natural aromatics fall under the induced natural fragrance.

Soaps, shampoos, perfumes, detergents, fabric softeners, household cleaning agents, and so on are with artificial fragrance; however, the combination of chemicals and solvents are done in such a way that you get the natural fragrance.

Nature is the reservoir for natural fragrance. You get fragrance from materials with the origin of vegetable. The main part of the plant with fragrance is the blossom. The other parts like leaves, roots, and stem also have fragrance.

The leaves of eucalyptus, tuberose of rose & jasmine, peel of orange and lemon, angelica roots, and so on are few examples of natural fragrance.

Natural fragrance does not have any harmful or side-effects whereas the induced or artificial fragrance might cause side-effects, if not harmful on a long run.

 

 

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