Dahlia
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Dahlia

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Botanical 22 perfumes

About

Dahlia is a flower native to Mexico and Central America, grown worldwide as an ornamental. It gives no oil by normal extraction, so its scent is built as an accord. It smells fresh, airy and softly floral, with green and slightly spicy touches and a gentle powdery note. It stays light throughout. It is used in the heart for a soft, romantic effect.

Scent Profile

Dahlia has a delicate floral scent with subtle green and slightly spicy undertones, often described as fresh and airy. The fragrance is soft and not overpowering, with a gentle powdery nuance that can evoke a sense of natural garden freshness. Its olfactory character remains light and ethereal throughout its evolution.

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EnvelopeHeart · ~5h lasting

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What this is made of

Dahlia names no single substance

Reconstructed

Produces no extractable oil.

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Origin

Dahlia flowers are native to Mexico and Central America, but are cultivated worldwide as ornamentals. Since dahlias do not yield essential oil through traditional extraction, their scent is typically recreated in perfumery using accords of other floral, green, and powdery notes.

Usage in Perfumery

Perfumers use dahlia accords primarily in the heart of floral compositions to impart a soft, romantic character. It blends well with other florals such as rose, peony, and violet, as well as gentle green notes to enhance freshness. Dahlia is often used to add a nuanced, airy quality to feminine and spring-inspired fragrances.

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Perfumes featuring Dahlia

A selection of reviewed perfumes where Dahlia appears prominently.

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