Bergamot in Velixir perfumes
A citrus fruit grown mainly in Calabria, in the south of Italy; its peel oil is bright, slightly floral and a little bitter.
Bergamot is one of the most used top notes in perfumery. The oil is pressed from the peel, and what makes it useful is that it is citrus without being sharp: it lifts a composition and then lets the notes under it show. That is why it sits at the start of so many fresh, aromatic and woody perfumes.
Velixir perfumes with bergamot
13 of the 28 perfumes list it: Adonis, Aphrodite, Apollo, Asteria, Comus, Concordia, Himeros, Icarus, Morpheus, Narcisus, Orion, Poseidon and Uranus.
By layer: top in 13 of them.
Top notes
Adonislavender, bergamot and amber
Aphroditelitchi, ginger and patchouli
Apollogreen apple, ginger and amberwood
Asteriablood orange, mandarin orange and powdery
Comuslemon, bergamot and cedarwood
Concordiagrapefruit and bergamot
Himeroswoody notes, green notes and sandalwood
Icaruspear, Calabrian bergamot and musk
Morpheuscitron, bergamot and black tea
Narcisusbergamot and Ambrofix
Orionbergamot, cinnamon and woody notes
Poseidonmandarin orange, bergamot and ambergris
UranusSicilian orange, bergamot and vetiver
Notes that go with bergamot
Across these 13 perfumes, bergamot most often sits next to ginger, cedarwood, musk, amber and vetiver. By the brand's accords they belong mainly to the citrus and fresh, aromatic and spicy and woody and amber families of this guide.
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