Tonka
Found in 2 fragrances

Tonka, short for tonka bean, is one of the most versatile and beloved base notes in perfumery. The dipteryx odorata tree produces these remarkable beans with their distinctive warm, sweet aroma blending vanilla, caramel, almond, tobacco, and fresh-cut hay.
The key compound coumarin gives tonka its characteristic warmth. Tonka bean is valued for the complexity it brings compared to pure vanilla.
It has a drier, more sophisticated sweetness with woody and slightly spicy undertones. In fragrances, tonka provides a warm, enveloping base that makes compositions feel polished and complete.
It is the backbone of the fougère family, essential in oriental fragrances, and increasingly prominent in modern gourmand and woody compositions. Tonka pairs wonderfully with lavender, tobacco, woods, vanilla, leather, and amber.
Its universal appeal makes it one of the most widely used ingredients in both masculine and feminine perfumery.
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