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Ginseng

The therapeutic virtues of Ginseng Before being used in perfumes, Ginseng was mainly indicated for treating fatigue. Recognized for its energizing properties, it greatly improves the physical and intellectual capacities of weakened or stressed subjects. Furthermore, Ginseng is renowned for being a powerful aphrodisiac. Recommended to stimulate virility, it also improves physical endurance while enhancing intellectual performance. This medicinal plant is an excellent support for numerous conditions. Ideal for treating digestive disorders, it also helps fight depression or diabetes. As one can see, Ginseng has more than one trick up its sleeve! It can be consumed as an infusion, in liquid extract, or in capsules.

Ginseng in perfumery

If Ginseng is included in certain perfumes, it is above all for its scent and its liveliness. However, one should not expect one's favorite fragrances to suddenly turn into elixirs of youth because they contain Ginseng! Jean-Paul Gaultier is one of the great proponents of this raw material. He made it the star of his entire Cologne Tonique collection, offered for men or for women. Ginseng blends wonderfully with its aromatic scent. Here it delivers a very energizing breath, lively and powerful. In other words, whether in aromatherapy, phytotherapy, or perfumery, Ginseng is a highly stimulating ingredient. It is very pleasant in summer fragrances since it lends them a light, airy freshness. Just as appreciated by men as by women, Ginseng also evokes the lightness of the Eaux de Cologne of old, the forerunners of today's perfumery. It should be noted, however, that Ginseng is an ingredient that has only recently been incorporated into perfumes, thanks in particular to scientific advances that now make it possible to reproduce its scent in the laboratory.

Perfumes with the Ginseng note