Seminalis

Seminalis is a stimulus in a fragrance bottle. Alessandro Gualtieri was inspired by a scientific study, which discovered the fact that human spermatozoa has the ability to recognize certain smells. Sperms are attracted by a smell that is released by female eggs Seminalis is the proof that life happened due to the smell, due to the olfactory attraction. This is a scent of life in the most literate sense. A fragrance that contains bourgeonal, an aromatic aldehyde which helps sperm to locate the ovum and start a new life. This watery reminiscent of a lily of the valley is the only known odor substance to which males have a higher average sensitivity than females. It acts as a chemo-attractant for human spermatozoa, leading them to swim twice as fast towards the ovum. From olfactory point of view, Seminalis is as animalic as possible, having a extraordinary lacteal side that symbolizes the secretions of the body that are released when the life is happening. Seminalis is the odor that is responsible for attracting males to females and producing new life.

Notes Aldehydic, Oud Butter

Olfactive Family Oriental, Woody