Contains Scented Notes of following in various proportions:
Native Singaporean Orchid notes: Vanda Miss Joaquim
Vanda Miss Joaquim - Used in Floral 5 (Women) for Team building Perfume workshop
Hybrid between Papillionanthe teres and P. hookeriana, the National flower of Singapore. This is a hybrid and barely has any smell, but we had to extract it because it is the single most important Singaporean flower in our opinion. We worked extremely hard to extract and stabilise the smell, whatever little it was. You wouldn't believe the smell we found. Come and smell it anytime you like. Anthocyanins (a type of flavonoid) extracted from Vanda Miss Joaquim exhibits anti- oxidant activity. Coumarin class compounds which exhibit anticoagulant or antiplatelet activities are phenylpropanoids (three carbon side chains attached to a phenol). |
Therapeutic Orchid notes:
Cymbidium floribundum Lindl. Syn. Cymbidium floribundum Lindl. var. pumilum (Rolfe) Y.S. Wu et S.C. Chen; Cymbidium pumilum Rolfe
Local name: Duohua Lan (many flowered Cymbidium) This epiphytic, occasionally terrestrial or saxicolous Cymbidium is widely distributed through central and southern China. Plants are found in at the edge of forests or on sunny cliffs and along ravines, and very rarely on rocky soil. Herbal Usage: Herb is obtained from Huadong, Huanan and Tibet. Japanese honey bees are attracted by fragrances emitted by C. floribundum which resemble compounds present in their mandibular glands. These are a mixture of 3-hydroxy octanoic acid and 10-hydroxy (E)-2-decenoic acid. |
Dendrobium fimbriatum Hook. f. syn. Dendrobium normale Fale.
Chinese names: Liusushihu (tasseled stone orchid), Mabianshihu (Mabian stone orchid) Indian names: fringed lip Dendrobium Thai name: Ueang waew mayura, Ueang kaam ta daam Herbal Usage: In TCM, D. fimbriatum is used as shihu to improve eyesight. This particular shihu polysaccharide is said to enhance T-cell and macrophage immunity, and it possesses anti-oxidant activities, enhances superoxide dismutase (SOD) and reduces lipid peroxidation. The whole plant is used to treat liver disorders and nervous debility in Nepal. The bibenzys exhibited cytotoxic activity against five human cancer cell lines. |
Eulophia spectabilis (Dennst.) Suresh
Chinese names: Meiguan Lan (Beautiful crown orchid) Zihuameiguan Lan (purple flower beautiful crown orchid) Indian names: Bonga taini in Orissa, Amarcana, Manya (Sanskrit), Ambarkand, Goruma (Hindi), Ambarakand, Bhuikakali, Manakanda (Marathi) Budbar (in Bengal), Mankand (in Bombay); also Balakanda, Granthidala, Kandalata, Malakanda, Panktikanda, Trishikhadala (from Caius 1936: dialects/region not identified) Nepalese name: Amarkand Thai names: Wan hua khru, Wan ung A widespread, terrestrial orchid distributed in tropical and subtropical Asia, it is found in the Western Ghats of India, tropical Himalayas, Myanmar and south China, Indochina, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines and the Pacific Islands. Phytochemistry: It contains at least 9 phenanthrenes including coelonin, nudol, eulophiol, nudol, lupeol, 9,10 dihydro-2,5 dimethyl phenanthrene-1, and 9,10 dihydro-4- methoxy-phenanthrene-2,7-diol. Nudol, These phenanthrene showed antiproliferative activity against human breast cancer cell lines MCF-7 (91 %) and MDA-MB-231 (85 %) at 1000 mcg/ml. Tubers also contain alkaloids, saponins, cardiac glycosides, steroids and flavonoids. Herbal Usage: In Malaysia and India, a poultice made from the pseudobulbs is applied to the abdomen to kill intestinal worms, or to treat abscesses and infected wounds. This usage may be derived from Ayurvedic medicine because, in India, tubers were later reported to be used for tumors, scrofulous glands of the neck, bronchitis, and as vermifuge, blood purifier and an antidote for poisoning. Tribal of Kudremukh National Park in Karnataka prepare a decoction with the tubers (amarcana) to treat tumors and bronchitis or merely to be consumed as appetizers. The Dongria hill tribe in Orissa uses its leaves in decoction as vermifuge. |
Liparis condylobulbon Rchb. f. Syn. Liparis treubii J.J. Smith
Indonesian name: Anggrek gajang It is distributed from Myanmar, Thailand to Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines eastwards to Fiji. Herbal Usage: Natives in Sulawesi (Indonesia) once believed that chewing on the young pseudobulbs and rubbing the heated leaves of the orchid on the abdomen facilitated bowel movements and relieved a distended stomach |
Orchis mascula (L.) L.
Common name: The Salep Orchid, Early Purple Indian names: Salab Misr, Salep Misri (Hindi), Salum (Bombay) Iranian names: Punjah-i-salaba; Salab The species is distributed throughout Europe, North Africa and temperate Asia to Siberia. Herbal Usage: Salep is considered to be an invigorating substance and an aphrodisiac. It was boiled with milk and administered to people suffering from phthisis, diabetes, chronic diarrhoea and dysentery in India. In Nepal, it is used as an expectorant, astringent and nutrient. The tuber is used as a demulcent, tonic and nutrient, especially when Iraqi infants suffer from diarrhea. Due to its high content of mucilage, salep prepared with this orchid forms a thick jelly even when diluted with 40 parts of water. In the Peloponnesus, the dried root is cooked and eaten. |
Other scent note
Tea Rose, Carnation, Lily, Kudzu, sinfonias, Black alder, Bougainvillea, Dove tree, Dyer’s green weed, Mirabilis
Scentopia Library Reference ingredient
Rose Hip - Check details at Scentopia's scent library
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