enfleurage
- noun
- /ˌɑːnˈflʊərɑːʒ/
- Specialized
- Why aren't the enfleurage frames...
Examples
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It is known as the mysterious art of Enfleurage.
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- I mean... would you be good enough to prepare the enfleurage frames, Jean-Baptiste?
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I love the fact that Maggie makes her own enfleurage from her own garden, and also that her perfumes and beauty products reflect her heritage and history.
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The artisan utilized enfleurage to capture the delightful fragrance of gardenias in her handmade soaps.
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Traditionally, enfleurage involves layering fresh flowers in fat, allowing them to impart their scent over time.
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In her laboratory, she demonstrated the process of enfleurage, showcasing how to extract essential oils from blossoms.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Enfleurage comes from French parts en- ('in') and fleur ('flower'). It literally means 'in flower' and helps you remember the idea: flowers are placed in fat so the fat soaks up their scent to make perfume.