Note · Woods
Lorenox
A synthetic material from Mane, which writes it Lorenox™. Olfactory profile not disclosed by the manufacturer.
Origins and uses
Lorenox is a synthetic material from Mane, the Grasse fragrance company: Mane writes it with the trademark symbol, Lorenox™, among the notes of compositions presented on its own website. The manufacturer publishes no descriptive sheet for the molecule: its chemical structure, olfactory profile and date of creation are not disclosed. Volute therefore sticks to what the houses say about it in their pyramids.
In the catalogue, it sits at the heart of Bouquet de Hongrie by BDK Parfums, composed by Serge Majoullier, a Mane perfumer: it accompanies Damask rose and jasmine sambac, between a top of pear, blackcurrant and strawberry and a base of musk, cedarwood and amber. It also appears in the base of Remarkable People by Etat Libre d'Orange, alongside labdanum and sandalwood, beneath a sparkling grapefruit spiced with curry.
Text written with the help of AI, based on reference sources: encyclopedias, raw-material manufacturers and official information from the fragrance houses.
Material profile
- Family
- Woodsfamily assigned by Volute
- Nature
- Synthetic molecule
- Origin
- A synthetic material from Mane.
- How it is obtained
- Laboratory synthesis
- On Volute
- 2 fragrances
The fragrances that reveal it
In the same family · Woods
- Akigalawood
- Ambery cedar notes
- Amyris
- Baobab
- Black hemlock
- Blond woods
- Cade oil
- Cashmeran
- Cashmere wood
- Cedarwood
- Clearwood
- Coconut wood
- Cypress
- Cypriol
- Driftwood
- Ebony wood
- Fig wood
- Fir
- Georgywood
- Guaiac wood
- Kingwood
- Mahogany
- Musky woody notes
- Oak
- Orcanox
- Oud
- Palo santo
- Papyrus
- Patchouli
- Pine
- Pine needles
- Rosewood
- Sandalwood
- Smoked wood accord
- Teak
- Thuja
- Vetiver
- Woody notes
