Aromatic

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About

Herbal, lavender, sage

Scent Profile

The aromatic accord is characterized by fresh, green, and herbal notes, often with a cool or slightly camphoraceous edge. It typically features ingredients like lavender, rosemary, sage, and thyme, imparting a crisp, invigorating quality. This accord is known for its clarity and brightness, sometimes with subtle spicy or woody undertones.

Citrus 12%

Floral 12%

Fruity 5%

Green 18%

Sweet 14%

Warm 17%

Woody 15%

Earthy 12%

Animalic 6%

Fresh 21%

Signature Notes

Notes most distinctively associated with Aromatic fragrances.

Clary Sage 430

Tarragon 84

Sage 441

Basil 376

Rosemary 406

Juniper 525

Mint 630

Sea Water 369

Common Notes

Notes most frequently found in Aromatic fragrances.

Geranium 1226

Patchouli 4422

Black Tea 7

Musk 7000

Cedar 4071

Sandalwood 4435

Amber 4540

Lemon 2093

History

Aromatic accords have roots in traditional European perfumery, where herbs like lavender and rosemary were used for their fragrant and cleansing properties. The accord became especially prominent in the development of fougère and eau de cologne styles in the 19th century. It remains a foundational element in masculine and unisex fragrances.

In Perfumery

Perfumers use the aromatic accord to introduce freshness and complexity, often as a top or heart note. It is commonly paired with citrus, woody, or spicy notes to balance and enhance compositions. Aromatic accords are central to fougère, chypre, and some modern aquatic and green fragrances.