Green

Fig

Note Profile

Botanical 504 perfumes

Also Known As

Green Fig

About

Sweet, milky fig

Scent Profile

Fig in perfumery presents a sweet, creamy aroma with pronounced green facets reminiscent of fresh leaves and sap. It often carries subtle lactonic, coconut-like undertones and a gentle fruitiness that evolves into a soft, woody finish. The scent balances milky sweetness with vegetal freshness, creating a nuanced, natural impression.

ScentWheel

Breadthfocused

EnvelopeHeart · ~8h lasting

Family Green & Aromatic, Fruity, Sweet & Gourmand

Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.

What this is made of

Fig names no single substance

Reconstructed

Fig yields no commercial extract; the note is a green-lactonic reconstruction built on stemone and related materials.

How the layers join

Origin

Fig notes are typically recreated using a blend of synthetic molecules such as lactones, green notes, and woody accords, as natural fig fruit cannot be directly extracted for perfumery. Some compositions also incorporate fig leaf absolute, which is solvent-extracted from the leaves of Ficus carica. This approach allows perfumers to capture both the fruit and the foliage aspects of the fig tree.

Usage in Perfumery

Perfumers use fig primarily in the heart of compositions to impart a creamy, green character that bridges fresh and gourmand notes. It pairs well with woods, musks, citrus, and floral accords, and is often featured in Mediterranean-inspired or modern green fragrances. Fig can provide both a naturalistic and a stylized effect depending on the blend.