GERMAN ANGST ZWEI • Parfum

Animal notes are characterized by warm, earthy and often sensual facets reminiscent of musk, leather or amber. They give fragrances depth and intensity by creating a subtle, seductive effect. Often used to give compositions a warm, long-lasting base.

Elemi has a spicy, lemony scent that is also slightly balsamic and resinous. It is an exotic fragrance note that offers both freshness and a warm, slightly smoky depth. Elemi is often used in heart and base notes to add complexity and a slightly mystical aura to a fragrance.

The scent of peppermint has a clear, refreshing intensity that is dominated by cool, mentholated notes. This invigorating freshness is accompanied by a light herbal nuance that gives the aroma natural depth. Peppermint has both a stimulating and calming effect and is versatile.

Patchouli is an earthy, woody fragrance with a slightly sweet, musky depth. It has a warm, sensual aura reminiscent of damp forest floors. Patchouli is often used in base notes to add warmth, depth and a long-lasting presence to a fragrance.

The scent of the fig is characterized by a warm, sweet note reminiscent of ripe fruit. It combines mild fruitiness with earthy, green facets reminiscent of Mediterranean gardens. Subtle yet full of character, it gives compositions a gentle depth and natural elegance.

Cashmere wood, also known as cashmeran, has a warm, woody scent with hints of spice and musk. It gives a feeling of comfort and softness, similar to the feeling of a cashmere sweater on the skin. This fragrance is often used in the base note to add depth and warmth to a perfume.

Pink pepper, also known as pink pepper, has a spicy, slightly fruity scent that provides a sparkling freshness. It has a lively, sharp note that gives a fragrance a modern, dynamic character. Pink pepper is often used to give an energetic and slightly exotic touch to a perfume in the heart notes.

The scent of bergamot captivates with its elegant freshness, characterized by a fine citrus note. Floral nuances blend subtly with a subtle bitterness that gives the aroma depth. This composition of lightness and complexity makes bergamot an unmistakable component of high-quality perfumes.

Mandarin is a sweeter and less bitter citrus fruit compared to grapefruit. Its scent is fruity, tangy and refreshing, with a light, sweet undertone. Mandarin brings liveliness and freshness to the top notes and conveys a happy, positive mood.

Modern woods are characterized by clear, dry and often slightly synthetic notes that are reminiscent of cedarwood, sandalwood or vetiver. They give compositions structure and depth without being too dominant. Often used to make fragrances appear elegant and timeless.

Juniper essence has a fresh, woody and slightly resinous scent reminiscent of forests and juniper berries. It is a green, clear fragrance that gives a natural, earthy note to a perfume. Juniper essence is often used in the heart and base notes to combine depth and freshness.