L'Eau d'Issey Pour Homme Fraîche
Eau de Toilette
Issey Miyake
Note Profile
Sea Buckthorn in perfumery imparts a distinctive fruity, tart, and slightly sour aroma, reminiscent of orange, pineapple, and cranberry with a hint of greenness. Its scent can add a fresh, vibrant, and juicy touch to compositions, often used to provide a naturalistic or wild berry nuance.
Sea Buckthorn has a vibrant, tart aroma with pronounced fruity notes reminiscent of orange, pineapple, and cranberry, underpinned by a subtle green facet. Its scent is both juicy and slightly sour, evolving to reveal a gentle, natural berry nuance. The overall effect is fresh and lively, with a wild, sunlit character.
Sea Buckthorn oil is extracted from the berries of Hippophae rhamnoides, a shrub native to Eurasia. The oil is obtained through cold-pressing or CO2 extraction, capturing the fruit's aromatic compounds. In perfumery, both the berry oil and absolute may be used, though the latter is less common due to yield and cost.
Perfumers use Sea Buckthorn primarily as a heart or top note to introduce a realistic, tangy fruitiness to compositions. It pairs well with citrus, tropical fruits, green notes, and certain florals, enhancing freshness and complexity. Its unique profile is valued in naturalistic, fruity, and modern niche fragrances.
Fruity
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Sea Buckthorn appears prominently.