Jannah
Parfum
Anfas
Note Profile
Rainwater in perfumery evokes a clean, transparent, and subtly mineral scent reminiscent of fresh rainfall on earth or stone. It often carries airy, ozonic facets with hints of dampness and a gentle coolness, sometimes touched by green or slightly metallic undertones. The note evolves quickly, imparting an initial burst of freshness before fading softly.
Rainwater as a fragrance note is a synthetic accord, constructed using molecules such as calone, cyclamen aldehyde, and other ozonic or aquatic aromachemicals. It does not derive from actual rain but is inspired by the atmospheric scent of rain interacting with natural surfaces.
Perfumers use rainwater accords primarily in the top and heart of compositions to impart freshness, lightness, and a sense of open air. It blends well with citrus, green notes, florals, and woods, and is common in aquatic, modern, and unisex fragrances.
Perfumers known for using Rainwater include Alberto Morillas , Olivier Cresp , Jacques Cavallier-Belletrud , Jean-Claude Ellena , Ahmedullah Anfar , and Ane Ayo .
Aquatic
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Rainwater appears prominently.
Parfum
Anfas
Extrait
Salum Parfums
Eau de Toilette
Evaflor
Eau de Parfum
Robert Piguet
Eau de Toilette
Bvlgari
Extrait
The Saltworks Company
Parfum
Bois 1920
Parfum
Giorgio Armani
Eau de Toilette
Calvin Klein
Eau de Parfum
Charlotte Tilbury