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The 27 pages that link to Perfume, each with the reason it gives.

• MacerationRelated: Maceration can extract aromatic compounds from botanical ingredients for fragrance.

• OdorantRelated: Perfumery combines odorants to create specific scent profiles.

• EugenolRelated: Eugenol contributes warm, spicy notes and can serve as a fragrance ingredient.

• VanillinRelated: Vanillin adds sweet, warm notes to many fragrance compositions.

• CinnamaldehydeRelated: Cinnamaldehyde’s warm, spicy odor makes it useful in fragrance formulations.

• AcetophenoneRelated: Acetophenone can contribute sweet, floral notes in perfume formulations.

• DeodorantRelated: Fragrance is a direct way deodorants cover or alter the perception of underarm odor.

• SassafrasRelated: Sassafras oil has been valued for its warm, spicy fragrance.

• SkatoleRelated: At carefully controlled low levels, skatole can add depth to floral compositions.

• CenserRelated: Incense serves as a solid or resinous source of fragrance when burned.

• History of cosmeticsRelated: Scented cosmetics drew on the same extraction and blending techniques as perfumery.

• Jasminum officinaleRelated: The flowers contribute a jasmine note to perfumery, often through extracted aroma materials.

• Mary the JewessRelated: Distillation traditions associated with alchemy later supported the extraction of aromatic materials.

• Narcissus poeticusRelated: The species’ scent has been valued in perfumery.