Tilia in a 33% concentration is a floral–woody–musky composition built around the sensation of warm sunlight and soft powdery depth.
The fragrance creates the effect of steady light — not a flash, but a long-lasting glow.
In the extrait version, the formula gains cohesion and a smooth development.
A multi-stage cycle softens the honeyed and powdery accents, making the fragrance transparent yet textured.
The opening is defined by linden blossom — soft, slightly honeyed, with a warm floral breath. Jasmine sambac adds velvety richness, while broom introduces a subtle apricot–honey nuance.
The heart becomes more powdery: heliotrope creates an almond–creamy softness, orange blossom adds luminous clarity, and vetiver introduces a dry earthy shadow.
The base builds a modern woody–musky framework: Ambrofix provides amber-like density, while Georgywood adds a dry woody structure.
At a 33% concentration, the fragrance remains luminous in character while gaining stability and depth.
It is a soft, sunlit powdery presence supported by a woody foundation.
WHAT MAKES THIS FRAGRANCE AN EXTRAIT?
Concentration affects the depth and longevity of the fragrance, but the final effect depends on the architecture of the formula.
• Eau de Cologne (EDC): 3–10% oils
• Eau de Toilette (EDT): 5–15% oils
• Eau de Parfum (EDP): 15–20% oils
• Perfume / Extrait: 20–30% oils
• SALMANZADE Extrait: 33% oils
Concentration: 33%
Aging: 28 weeks — 12 weeks maceration and 16 weeks maturation.
The fragrance is a blend of perfume concentrate and an alcohol base.
A higher oil content slows the evaporation and increases the density of the scent while preserving the purity of the floral profile.
