The term white stolen generations is used to distinguish this group from the Indigenous stolen generations. It is estimated that around 250,000 Australian-born non-Indigenous children were removed from their mothers from the 1930s to 1982 in what was widely seen by society as a whole at the time as a positive thing for both the mothers and the children.
Fragrance (Synthetic Fragrance) Fragrances are complex compounds comprised of aromatic raw materials, at least one of which is not a natural aromatic raw material as defined above. A fragrance may contain natural aromatics in combination with synthetics, or could be 100% synthetic.
Perfumes basically are three-part mixtures of chemicals. The first part, the fragrance, is the one that we usually think about. These are generally esters, aldehydes, or aromatic organic compounds that occur naturally in flowers, fruits, or other things that smell nice. The second part, the. solvent, is used to dissolve all the fragrance, and evaporate slowly so that the perfume's scent is given off over a period of time, and not all at once.