Character
The Story of Mango juice
Mango juice captures the tropical sweetness of ripe mango in fragrance form. This vibrant, juicy note brings sun-drenched brightness to perfumes, evoking tropical gardens and golden fruit harvests.
Heritage
Mango cultivation began in South Asia over 4,000 years ago, with India remaining the world's largest producer. Ancient Ayurvedic texts mention mango leaves and fruit for medicinal purposes, while the fruit itself became woven into cultural traditions across Southeast Asia. Portuguese traders introduced mangoes to Africa and Brazil in the 16th century. While the fruit's culinary history is rich, perfumery applications only emerged with modern synthetic chemistry, when recreating tropical fruit notes became possible without relying on traditional extraction methods.
At a Glance
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Olfactive group
India
Primary source region
Ingredient Details
Synthetic
N/A - Synthetically reproduced
Did You Know
"A single mango contains over 20 different aromatic compounds, yet perfumers still cannot extract the scent naturally due to the fruit's high water content."
