Milky Perfumes

In perfumery, milky and creamy notes come from an accord that perfumers build from scratch to give a composition roundness, a nostalgic comfort or warmth. To create it, they rely in particular on lactones, some of which occur naturally in cream, peaches and coconut. Sandalwood can also lend a creamy softness to a perfume, depending on what the perfumer has in mind.