Agave names no single substance
ReconstructedNot extracted; the note reads as green-syrupy.
Note Profile
Agave is a note based on the sap of the agave plant, native to Mexico and the southwestern United States. It is usually built as an accord, because direct extraction is uncommon. It smells fresh, green and faintly sweet, with herbal and vegetal touches and a hint of moist earth. It is used in the top or heart for a fresh, succulent feel.
Agave in perfumery offers a fresh, green, and subtly sweet aroma with herbal and vegetal nuances. It can evoke hints of moist earth, succulent sap, and a faintly honeyed undertone. The scent evolves from crisp and dewy to a gentle, rounded sweetness as it dries down.
Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.
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Not extracted; the note reads as green-syrupy.
Agave is derived from the sap of the agave plant, native to Mexico and the southwestern United States. In fragrance, its scent is typically recreated through accords using green, watery, and sweet notes, as direct extraction is uncommon.
Perfumers use agave primarily in the heart or top of compositions to impart a fresh, succulent character and a touch of natural sweetness. It blends well with citrus, green florals, and woody notes, and is often found in modern, unisex, or nature-inspired fragrances.
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Agave appears prominently.
Body Spray · 2026
Salt & Stone
EDP
Rebel Aromas
EDP · 2021
Abercrombie & Fitch
EDT · 2015
Calvin Klein
EDP · 2015
Perfume Parlour
EDP · 2023
Maison Louis Marie
EDP · 2007
Tommy Bahama
EDP · 2022
Maison Alhambra
EDP · 2023
Fragrance World
EDT · 2001
Celine
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