Lantana camara oil
A natural extractCAS 90046-17-6
The oil of Lantana camara, held under its own name.
Note Profile
Lantana is a flowering plant native to tropical regions of the Americas and Africa. The flowers yield little oil by distillation, so the scent is captured by solvent extraction or headspace technology. It smells floral and green, with slightly fruity and spicy touches. It can recall verbena or marigold, and is fresh yet mildly pungent. It is used in the heart.
Lantana has a distinctive floral scent with green, slightly fruity undertones and a hint of spiciness. Its aroma can evolve to reveal subtle notes reminiscent of verbena or marigold, with a fresh yet mildly pungent character. The scent is complex, balancing sweet floral facets with sharp, herbaceous nuances.
Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.
CAS 90046-17-6
The oil of Lantana camara, held under its own name.
Lantana is a flowering plant native to tropical regions of the Americas and Africa. In perfumery, its aromatic qualities are typically captured through solvent extraction or headspace technology, as the flowers themselves yield little essential oil by traditional distillation.
Perfumers use lantana as a heart note to impart a unique floral-green character and to add complexity to bouquets. It blends well with other florals, green notes, and citrus, and is often used to create naturalistic or garden-inspired accords. Its unusual profile can also provide a fresh twist in modern compositions.
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Lantana appears prominently.
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