Di Ser / ディセル
Japan PronunciationFragrances from Japan have always been considered more special and exotic than the rest of the world, probably due to the varied landscape of mountains, forests, and coasts producing... Read more
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Fragrances from Japan have always been considered more special and exotic than the rest of the world, probably due to the varied landscape of mountains, forests, and coasts producing an unusual variety of plants. The fragrance label "Di Ser" has mastered the fine art of creating luxurious fragrances and aromas from these essences, which led to the creation of this brand in 1999.
From the beginning, the label pursued two goals: The research and development of new essences ("Luz Research Inc.") and the medical applications of the products ("Essentia Ltd.").
Fragrances also have a spiritual component in Japan. In Europe, it seems a bit strange that Japanese people can also hear their fragrances, but this is exactly the approach taken at "Di Ser". This view has been firmly rooted for centuries and is combined with ultra-modern research and manufacturing processes at the fragrance label.
The fragrances themselves are strikingly based on different trees, because the Yezo spruce, the Sakhalin fir, as well as the Japanese rose symbolically stand for the north of the country. Therefore, traces of eaglewood are found relatively in the fragrances of "Di Ser". However, the other substances such as sweet orange, yuzu, violet leaf absolute, jasmine, or magnolia correspond to the diverse Japanese botany.
At "Di Ser", fragrance production and the medicinal field enjoy equal importance. That is why the Japanese also sell natural medicines and cosmetics, organic food, and herbs.
From the beginning, the label pursued two goals: The research and development of new essences ("Luz Research Inc.") and the medical applications of the products ("Essentia Ltd.").
Fragrances also have a spiritual component in Japan. In Europe, it seems a bit strange that Japanese people can also hear their fragrances, but this is exactly the approach taken at "Di Ser". This view has been firmly rooted for centuries and is combined with ultra-modern research and manufacturing processes at the fragrance label.
The fragrances themselves are strikingly based on different trees, because the Yezo spruce, the Sakhalin fir, as well as the Japanese rose symbolically stand for the north of the country. Therefore, traces of eaglewood are found relatively in the fragrances of "Di Ser". However, the other substances such as sweet orange, yuzu, violet leaf absolute, jasmine, or magnolia correspond to the diverse Japanese botany.
At "Di Ser", fragrance production and the medicinal field enjoy equal importance. That is why the Japanese also sell natural medicines and cosmetics, organic food, and herbs.
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