Sultan
Eau de Parfum
Epicò Parfum
Note Profile
Hawthorn in perfumery has a delicate, sweet floral scent with almond-like and slightly powdery nuances. It can evoke the aroma of spring blossoms with a hint of green and sometimes a faint, honeyed undertone. The note is often used to add a soft, romantic, and nostalgic floral character to fragrances.
Hawthorn has a delicate, sweet floral aroma with pronounced almond-like and powdery facets. Its scent carries subtle green and honeyed nuances, evoking the impression of springtime blossoms. The note can develop a soft, slightly creamy undertone as it evolves.
In perfumery, hawthorn is typically recreated using a blend of synthetic molecules such as anisic aldehyde, heliotropin, and phenylacetic acid, as the natural flower yields little to no extractable oil. The note is inspired by the blossoms of Crataegus species, which are native to temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere.
Perfumers use hawthorn primarily in the heart of floral compositions to impart a nostalgic, romantic character. It blends well with notes like rose, mimosa, heliotrope, and almond, and can soften sharper florals or add a vintage nuance to powdery accords. Hawthorn is valued for its ability to evoke the atmosphere of spring gardens.
Perfumers known for using Hawthorn include Alberto Morillas , Michel Almairac , Christopher Sheldrake , Jacques Polge , and Sonia Constant .
Floral
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Hawthorn appears prominently.
Eau de Parfum
Epicò Parfum
Eau de Parfum
Tom Ford
Eau de Parfum
Zara
Extrait
Franck Boclet
Eau de Parfum
Escada
Eau de Parfum
Kenzo
Eau de Parfum
Montblanc
Parfum
Parle Moi de Parfum
Eau de Parfum
Lancôme
Eau de Parfum
Trussardi