Synthetic fragrances are chemical compounds created in a laboratory, designed to mimic the scent of natural ingredients. These fragrances are often more stable, consistent, and affordable than natural ones. On the other hand, natural fragrances are derived from botanical sources such as flowers, fruits, and spices. They are extracted through processes such as steam distillation, cold pressing, or solvent extraction, resulting in rich, complex, and nuanced fragrances. While natural fragrances may be more expensive and susceptible to variation due to weather and harvest conditions, they offer a sensory experience unmatched by synthetic counterparts.