The name of the plant according to the botanical classifier: Lilium Candidum Countries of production of natural raw materials: the Middle East, European countries (especially the south of France) Parts of the plant going into processing: flowers Types of raw materials obtained: absolute Methods of production: alcohol extraction Physical characteristics of raw materials: yellow-orange or pale amber, viscous liquid. Olfactory characteristics of the raw material: delicately floral, sweet balsamic, cinnamon, with fruity hints of plum and fig and an oily-waxy top note. Olfactory group: floral Position in the olfactory pyramid: middle and base notes Additional information: white lily absolute is used in top-class perfume compositions, although infrequently due to its rarity on the market. Despite the fact that natural raw materials are still obtained from lilies, a synthetic or semi-synthetic accord is most often found in perfumes with the scent of lilies, imitating the aroma of fresh flowers of various varieties: fresh, sweet, floral, narcotic, slightly phenolic, with hints of jasmine, ylang-ylang and tuberose.