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Cistus plants have deep roots in Mediterranean tradition, with uses dating back to antiquity. Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans used its resin (labdanum) in perfumes and therapeutic preparations.
Cistus plants have developed notable adaptation mechanisms for the dry Mediterranean climate. In fact, their seeds are activated after wildfires, making them among the first plants to regenerate burned areas.
Laboratory production of this ingredient reduces the environmental footprint by 87 percent compared to exclusive use of natural extracts, serving as an example of how science can contribute to sustainable perfumery.
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