Pink peppercorns, also known as rose pepper, bring a spicy and fruity note to perfumes. These berries are highly valued in contemporary perfumery.
Cultivation
These berries come from the Schinus terebinthifolius tree., native to South America. This evergreen tree can reach heights of 15 meters. It thrives in hot and dry climates, particularly in Brazil, where growers plant it extensively.
Extraction
The essential oil is extracted through steam distillation of the dried fruits. This process preserves their spicy and fruity essence, reminiscent of black pepper, incense, and citrus. The resulting essential oil is highly valued in perfumery for its unique aroma.
Use in perfumery
In perfumery, pink peppercorns add a touch of spicy freshness to compositions, often enhancing floral and woody accords. Their sparkling and invigorating note perfectly suits modern and bold fragrances.
Borderline by Cépages Parfums
At Cépages Parfumspink peppercorns are highlighted in the fragrance Borderline. This fragrance combines the freshness and fruity aspects of pink peppercorns with blackcurrant bud. The dark tones of patchouli and moss complete this composition. Borderline captures the essence of modernity and elegance, with pink peppercorns adding a unique touch reminiscent of the Syrah grape, with its spicy and fruity nuances.
Conclusion
Pink peppercorn is a fascinating ingredient in perfumery. Its cultivation and unique aroma enrich olfactory creations. In Borderline by Cépages Parfums, they play a major role, adding a refreshing and contemporary dimension. Discover this sparkling and refined note in every bottle of Borderline.
