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Ethnobotany
of gentians:
Perfumes and skin care products
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Several
perfumes and skin care products contain gentian extracts. Some are
listed below. It rarely says on the products which gentian the extracts
come from, but it is likely it is Gentiana.
Name |
Country |
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Aqua Allegoria
(perfume) by Guerlain |
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Enzian (Laundry
soap) |
Germany |
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Grain de Folie
(perfume) by Sephora |
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Image (perfume) by
Cerutti |
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Swiss
Army
(perfume) |
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Tea
for Two
(perfume) |
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Zen
(perfume), by Shiseido |
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Zen
Black
(perfume), by Shiseido |
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References
and publications:
© Lena Struwe, 2002
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Note: The GENTIAN
RESEARCH NETWORK do not endorse or encourage the use of gentians or
gentian-derived products for any medicinal purposes or as a cure for
specific diseases and ailments. The information is listed here for
educational purposes only. The health value and safety of any of these
plants and products has not been evaluated by us and we do not recommend any
of them for medicinal use. |
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