Fig & Lotus Flower
Eau de Parfum
Jo Malone London
Note Profile
Creamy, tropical green
Fig leaf has a distinctive green scent profile, combining fresh, milky sap notes with hints of coconut and subtle woody undertones. Its aroma is both creamy and slightly bitter, evoking the sensation of crushed leaves and sun-warmed fig trees. The scent evolves from a bright, dewy greenness to a soft, lactonic finish.
Fig leaf absolute is typically obtained from the leaves of the Ficus carica tree, native to the Mediterranean region. Extraction is most often performed using solvent extraction to capture the delicate, volatile green and milky facets present in the raw leaves.
Perfumers use fig leaf primarily in the heart or top of compositions to impart a lush, verdant quality and a creamy, tropical nuance. It blends well with citrus, woods, and floral notes, and is often featured in green, woody, or Mediterranean-inspired fragrances.
Perfumers known for using Fig Leaf include Olivia Giacobetti , Olivier Cresp , Pierre Montale , Annick Menardo , and Ralf Schwieger .
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A selection of reviewed perfumes where Fig Leaf appears prominently.
Eau de Parfum
Jo Malone London
Eau de Parfum
Jean Paul Gaultier
Eau de Toilette
Diptyque
Eau de Parfum
Floral Street
Eau de Parfum
Goutal
Eau de Parfum
L'Artisan Parfumeur
Parfum
Chabaud Maison de Parfum
Parfum
Chabaud Maison de Parfum
Eau de Parfum
Bottega Veneta
Eau de Toilette
Dossier