-
exclusively bisabol. To
distinguish bisabol from the true
opoponax, it is
often alternatively spelled opoponax, and
sometimes referred to as the
opopanax of perfumery...
- The
Opoponax (French: L'Opoponax) is a 1964
novel by
French writer Monique Wittig. It was
translated into
English in 1966 by
Helen Weaver, and published...
- iris Base notes: patchouli,
Haitian vetiver,
Bourbon vanilla,
white musk,
opoponax,
tonka bean
Famous spokesmodels for the
fragrance have
included Kate Moss...
-
coined by
Paracelsus from
syllables from the
words "
opoponax, bdellium, and aristolochia."
Opoponax is a
variety of myrrh;
bdellium is
Commiphora wightii...
-
Philadelphia & London: J.B.
Lippincott Company. p. 1526. "A
Modern Herbal |
Opoponax". botanical.com.
Retrieved 2024-11-03. "Opopònaco -
Significato ed etimologia...
- of antiquity. This
ancient product was
discovered in King Tut's tomb.
Opoponax (Commiphora guidottii) is a
member of the
myrrh family and has been considered...
- skin irritation.
However some studies, such as IFRA's
research claim that
opoponax is too
dangerous to be used in perfumery,
still lack
scientific consensus...
- America,
Somali myrrh (Commiphora myrrha),
Labdanum (Cistus villosus),
Opoponax (Commiphora
opoponax), and
white Indian sandalwood powder (Santalum album)...
- (syn.
Commiphora sessiliflora),
producing habak hadi,
known as bisabol,
opoponax,
scented or
sweet myrrh.
Commiphora guillauminii H.Perrier
Commiphora gurreh...
- 1860,
Ambergris 1873,
Hungary Water 1873, Kiss Me
Quick 1873,
Bouquet Opoponax 1875, The
Flower of the Day 1875,
White Rose 1875,
Frangipanni 1880, Kisses...
