Wild Bluebell (2020)
Cologne
Jo Malone London
Note Profile
Bluebell in perfumery evokes a fresh, dewy, and slightly green floral scent reminiscent of spring woodland flowers. It is often described as having delicate, airy, and slightly sweet facets, with undertones of green leaves and earthiness. The note is light and ethereal, capturing the gentle fragrance of bluebell carpets in a forest.
Bluebell has a fresh, dewy floral aroma with delicate, airy sweetness and subtle green nuances. Its scent is reminiscent of spring woodland flowers, featuring hints of earthiness and the crispness of green leaves. The note evolves gently, maintaining its light and ethereal character throughout its presence.
True bluebell (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) is a protected species and not used directly in perfumery. The bluebell note is recreated through accords blending synthetic molecules and natural materials such as galbanum, lily of the valley, and green aldehydes to mimic the flower’s unique scent.
Perfumers use bluebell primarily as a heart note to impart freshness and a naturalistic floral quality. It blends well with green notes, soft woods, and other spring florals like lily of the valley or hyacinth. Bluebell is often featured in compositions aiming to evoke woodland, garden, or rain-kissed floral themes.
Perfumers known for using Bluebell include Christine Nagel .
Floral
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Bluebell appears prominently.
Cologne
Jo Malone London
Eau de Parfum
Perfume Parlour
Oil Perfumery
Eau de Parfum
Aldi
Eau de Parfum
Molton Brown
Cologne
Jo Malone London
Eau de Parfum
Noted Aromas
Eau de Toilette
Yardley London