
Artemisia
Artemisia vulgaris
Mugwort
Her victories in Rhodes added fame to the queen's reputation in BC. Queen II in 351. Artemisia has passed away.

Upon the death of King Mausolos in 353 BC, his wife, Queen II. It is the plant that was attributed to Artemisia after her husband had a magnificent monumental tomb built in her name.

Botanical perfumery
Powerful, very fresh, cool, highly diffusive, bittersweet-camphoraceous with soft green undertones and a pleasant, sweet herbaceous and tea-like drydown.
Limpid unique note to give scents an oceanic and icy effect
The pure oil of musk weed, which is very fragrant, obtained by steam distillation technique, is used in the heart notes of perfumes.
This plant, which has a very dynamic aroma, has green nuances

The other type of mugwort, Mimulus moschatus, is blended in making herbal musk.
Blends Well With: Vetiver, rose, mastic, geranium
Mugwort pefumes;
L'Eau d'Armoise Serge Lutens for women and men
Bohemien Arte Profumi for women and men
Douce Amere Serge Lutens for women and men
The Dreamer Versace for men
In Between Urban Scents for women and men