Benjoin Bohème
EDP · 2015
Diptyque
Note Profile
Angelica Flower, Angelica Root, Angelica Seed
Angelica has a unique, earthy-green scent often described as musky, slightly peppery, and aromatic with hints of celery and juniper. It brings a fresh, slightly woody and herbal nuance to fragrances, adding depth and complexity. The root is most commonly used, imparting a subtly sweet, powdery undertone.
Angelica presents an earthy-green aroma with musky and aromatic facets, accompanied by subtle peppery and herbal notes. Its scent profile includes nuances reminiscent of celery, juniper, and a gentle woody undertone, evolving into a powdery, slightly sweet finish. The overall effect is fresh yet complex, with a soft, lingering character.
Angelica is primarily sourced from the root of Angelica archangelica, a plant native to northern Europe and parts of Asia. The essential oil is typically obtained through steam distillation of the dried roots, though seeds and stems are sometimes used for different aromatic qualities. Cultivation is common in France and Scandinavia for perfumery purposes.
Perfumers often use angelica as a heart or base note to impart herbal depth and musky warmth to compositions. It blends well with woody, citrus, and aromatic notes, supporting both green and spicy accords. Angelica is valued for its ability to add complexity and a naturalistic, slightly powdery texture to fragrances.
Perfumers known for using Angelica include Lyn Harris , Euan McCall , Bertrand Duchaufour , Anne Flipo , Isabelle Doyen , and Jean-Claude Ellena .
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A selection of reviewed perfumes where Angelica appears prominently.
EDP · 2015
Diptyque
EDP · 2022
Prada
EDP
James Heeley
EDP · 2011
Karl Lagerfeld
EDC · 2014
Jo Malone London
EDP · 2023
Mercedes-Benz
EDP · 2014
Perfume Parlour
EDP · 2017
Yves Rocher
EDP · 2017
Jo Malone London
EDP · 2014
Jo Malone London
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