Note Profile
Fragonia is the oil of the leaves and twigs of Agonis fragrans, a shrub native to Western Australia. It is steam distilled. It smells fresh and herbal, with soft wood, floral tones and a gentle citrus note. It opens crisp and green and dries to a subtly sweet, tea-like finish. It is clean and calming. It is used as a heart note.
Fragonia has a fresh, herbal aroma with soft woody and floral undertones, accompanied by a gentle citrus nuance. Its scent is balanced and airy, evolving from a crisp green opening to a subtly sweet, almost tea-like drydown. The overall impression is delicate yet persistent, with a clean, calming character.
Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.
Agonis fragrans oil is real; we hold none. The material that would realise this note is Fragonia oil (Agonis fragrans); we do not hold it, so this edge names the gap rather than asserting a reconstruction.
Fragonia is derived from the leaves and twigs of Agonis fragrans, a shrub native to Western Australia. The essential oil is obtained through steam distillation of the plant material, with sustainable harvesting practices due to its limited geographic range.
Perfumers use Fragonia primarily as a heart note, valued for its ability to bridge herbal, floral, and woody accords. It blends well with citrus, lavender, sandalwood, and other aromatic ingredients, imparting freshness and complexity to both masculine and feminine compositions.
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Fragonia appears prominently.
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