Camellia
Floral

Camellia

Note Profile

Natural 40 perfumes

Also Known As

white camellia

About

A fantasy floral note reconstructed in the lab - soft, delicate, waxy-green with a tea-like freshness.

Scent Profile

Camellia in perfumery is a soft, delicate floral note with subtle waxy-green facets and a gentle tea-like freshness. It is nuanced, lacking overt sweetness, and imparts a clean, almost watery floral impression that remains understated throughout its evolution. The scent is often described as serene and refined, with a naturalistic transparency.

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Origin

There is no natural camellia essential oil or absolute, as the flower is nearly scentless in nature. The note is reconstructed in the laboratory using a blend of aroma molecules and natural isolates to evoke the imagined scent of camellia blossoms. These reconstructions are inspired by the botanical character of camellia and its association with tea plants.

Usage in Perfumery

Perfumers use camellia as a heart note to impart a gentle, airy floralcy and a subtle green freshness. It blends well with other transparent florals, green notes, tea accords, and soft musks, often providing a modern, minimalist character to compositions. Camellia is valued for its ability to add lightness and a sense of purity without dominating the blend.

Notable Perfumers

Perfumers known for using Camellia include Jean Claude Delville , and Alberto Morillas .

A variety of Floral Floral

Similar Notes

Common Accords

Perfumes featuring Camellia

A selection of reviewed perfumes where Camellia appears prominently.

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