Perfumes and aromas have ancient origins, dating back to Mesopotamia 4,000 years ago, where they were intertwined with religious rituals honouring deities. The use of perfumes was seen as divine, symbolising life's eternal nature...

The journey of Oud, a fragrance treasure, begins with the ancient civilisations of the East, where its discovery and usage were woven into the fabric of daily life, rituals, and perfumery. Dating back thousands of...

In the world of culinary exploration, one of the most intriguing frontiers is the realm of edible insects. Among these tiny yet flavourful creatures, ants hold a special place, offering a wide range of tastes...

The most commonly used ingredient in perfume is alcohol, also known as ethanol. Alcohol is used as a solvent to dissolve and dilute the fragrance oils and other ingredients in the perfume, allowing them to...

In the realm of perfumery, where fragrances weave tales of emotions and memories, watermelon emerges as a delightful and invigorating note. At Oo La Lab, we embrace the artistry of scent, and the inclusion of...

The relationship between a perfumer and an evaluator is a collaborative one, with both parties working together to create and evaluate fragrances. While the perfumer is responsible for creating the fragrance composition, the evaluator provides...

The dreaded 'Raison de Reformulation'. Often met with scepticism and no short amount of emotional distress, here we elaborate on a few of the key reasons why perfumes are reformulated. Perfumes are often reformulated for...

Love, with its mysterious allure, has inspired countless tales of magic and enchantment throughout history. One such captivating concept that transcends cultures is that of the 'Love Potion.' Join Oo La Lab on a journey...

Our sense of smell is often considered the "ugly duckling" of our senses because it is not as well understood or appreciated as our other senses, such as sight or hearing. Unlike our sense of...