Ozonic

202 perfumes

About

Clean, airy, ozone-like

Scent Profile

Ozonic accords evoke the smell of fresh air, sea breeze, or a thunderstorm, characterized by a clean, airy, and slightly watery quality. They often feel cool, transparent, and light, with subtle hints reminiscent of cucumber or melon. The key characteristic is a sense of atmospheric freshness, distinct from citrus or green notes.

Citrus 5%

Floral 11%

Fruity 12%

Green 24%

Sweet 11%

Warm 4%

Woody 5%

Earthy 5%

Animalic 3%

Fresh 40%

Signature Notes

Notes most distinctively associated with Ozonic fragrances.

Watermelon 28

Melon 59

Cucumber 11

Violet Leaf 174

Fresh 4

Ozonic Notes 26

Calone 22

Rain 5

Common Notes

Notes most frequently found in Ozonic fragrances.

Watermelon 28

Melon 59

Musk 2576

Cedar 1508

Amyl Salicylate 3

Cucumber 11

Fresh 4

Calone 22

Blue Tea

Rain 5

Cristalon 1

Lotus 86

History

Ozonic accords emerged in the late 20th century with the introduction of synthetic materials such as calone. Their popularity grew during the 1990s, coinciding with a trend toward aquatic and marine fragrances. These accords marked a shift in perfumery toward abstract, modern interpretations of nature.

In Perfumery

Perfumers use ozonic accords to impart a sense of spaciousness and modern freshness, often as top or heart notes. They are commonly paired with aquatic, floral, or citrus elements to enhance the impression of cleanliness and airiness. Ozonic notes are frequently found in contemporary masculine and unisex fragrances, as well as in sporty or casual compositions.