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Eau de Parfum
Les Liquides Imaginaires
Note Profile
Algae in perfumery evokes the scent of the seashore, with a briny, fresh, and slightly vegetal character. It brings a watery, green, and subtly salty note that enhances aquatic compositions. The aroma can be reminiscent of wet rocks and ocean breezes, adding depth and realism to marine scents.
Algae in perfumery offers a fresh, briny, and subtly green aroma with hints of saltwater and wet stone. Its scent is reminiscent of the seashore, combining watery, mineral, and vegetal facets that evoke ocean breezes and tidal pools. Over time, it can reveal earthy and slightly metallic undertones that add realism to marine accords.
Algae notes are typically created using natural extracts from marine algae or through synthetic aroma chemicals that replicate the scent profile of seaweed. These materials are sourced from coastal environments or produced in laboratories to ensure consistency and safety for perfumery use.
Perfumers use algae primarily in the heart or base of aquatic and marine fragrances to impart a realistic oceanic effect. It blends well with citrus, ozonic, and woody notes, as well as other marine elements like calone or sea salt accords, enhancing the depth and authenticity of water-inspired compositions.
Perfumers known for using Algae include Lorenzo Pazzaglia .
Aquatic
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Algae appears prominently.
Eau de Parfum
Les Liquides Imaginaires
Eau de Parfum
Paris Corner
Eau de Parfum
Zoologist Perfumes
Eau de Parfum
Maison Alhambra
Eau de Toilette
Tuttotondo
Eau de Parfum
Khadlaj Perfumes
Eau de Parfum
Serge Lutens
Eau de Parfum
Lorenzo Pazzaglia
Cologne
Prosody London
Eau de Parfum
Laura Biagiotti