Ink

Ink is a unique and unconventional fragrance note that carries a rich, slightly metallic, and earthy scent profile with subtle woody and leathery undertones. Its aroma is intriguing and distinctive, adding an intellectual and mysterious quality to perfumes. Ink imparts depth and a touch of darkness, often used as a middle or base note to create a bold and avant-garde composition. It pairs well with woody, leathery, and spicy notes, contributing to fragrances that are modern, daring, and sophisticated.

History & Production: The scent of ink in perfumery is inspired by the nostalgic and distinctive aroma of writing ink, evoking memories of libraries, handwritten letters, and old books. While ink itself is not extracted for fragrance use, its scent is typically recreated using synthetic accords or a blend of earthy, metallic, and woody notes to replicate its unique aroma. Ink notes are favored in niche and artistic perfumery for their ability to add a sense of mystery, depth, and creativity to fragrance compositions, making them memorable and thought-provoking.