Cannabis
Eau de Parfum
Bois 1920
The Cannabis accord captures the green, herbal, slightly skunky and resinous scent of the cannabis plant. An earthy, polarising note used in niche and avant-garde perfumery.
The Cannabis accord is characterized by green, herbal, and slightly skunky notes, often accompanied by earthy and resinous undertones. It can evoke the scent of fresh cannabis leaves, stems, and buds, with nuances of hay, moss, and a subtle smokiness. The overall impression is raw, vegetal, and somewhat polarizing, with a cool to neutral temperature and moderate depth.
Notes most distinctively associated with Cannabis fragrances.
Notes most frequently found in Cannabis fragrances.
The Cannabis accord emerged in late 20th and early 21st century perfumery, coinciding with increased experimentation in niche and avant-garde fragrance houses. It reflects a trend toward unconventional and realistic scent profiles, capturing the olfactory signature of cannabis without using psychoactive components. Its use has challenged traditional notions of perfumery by introducing a once-taboo aroma into artistic compositions.
Perfumers use the Cannabis accord to impart a distinctive green, herbal facet or to evoke countercultural or naturalistic themes. It is often blended with woody, smoky, or spicy notes to balance its sharpness, and may appear in both top and heart notes depending on the desired effect. The accord is primarily found in niche, unisex, or experimental fragrances rather than mainstream compositions.
Accords that share similar scent characteristics and are often found together in fragrances.
A selection of reviewed perfumes built around Cannabis.
Eau de Parfum
Bois 1920
Eau de Parfum
Bois 1920
Eau de Parfum
Nasomatto
Eau de Parfum
Police
Eau de Parfum
Bois 1920
Eau de Parfum
Mancera
Eau de Parfum
Police
Eau de Parfum
Laboratorio Olfattivo
Extrait
Lorenzo Pazzaglia
Eau de Parfum
Balenciaga