Lavender

Lavender

1757 perfumes

About

The Lavender accord captures the aromatic, herbaceous, and slightly camphoraceous scent of lavender flowers. A cornerstone of fougere and aromatic compositions.

Scent Profile

The Lavender accord is characterized by a fresh, aromatic, and herbaceous scent with subtle floral and camphoraceous undertones. It is generally cool in tone, with a clean, slightly medicinal edge and a soft, powdery finish. The accord balances green, spicy, and floral facets, making it versatile in both masculine and unisex fragrances.

Signature Notes

Notes most distinctively associated with Lavender fragrances.

Common Notes

Notes most frequently found in Lavender fragrances.

History

Lavender has been used in perfumery since ancient times, gaining prominence in the 19th century with the creation of fougere-type fragrances. The Lavender accord became a defining element in classic men's perfumery, especially after the introduction of Fougere Royale in 1882. Its enduring popularity is linked to its association with cleanliness and its ability to evoke Mediterranean landscapes.

In Perfumery

Perfumers use the Lavender accord as a key top and heart note, especially in fougere, aromatic, and some floral compositions. It is commonly paired with notes like geranium, bergamot, oakmoss, and coumarin to build structure and freshness. The accord provides a bridge between citrus openings and woody or mossy bases, enhancing both brightness and complexity.

Perfumes featuring the Lavender accord

A selection of reviewed perfumes built around Lavender.

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