Violet Leaf
Floral

Violet Leaf

Note Profile

Natural 671 perfumes

Also Known As

green violet leaves, Violet Leaf Absolute, Violet Leaves

About

Green, cucumber-like

Scent Profile

Violet leaf has a fresh, green scent with pronounced cucumber and grassy facets, often accompanied by a subtle earthy undertone. It is less powdery and sweet than violet flower, offering a crisp, watery quality that can evoke crushed leaves. The aroma evolves from sharp green top notes to a softer, slightly ozonic drydown.

Citrus Floral Fruity Green Sweet Warm Woody Earthy Animalic Fresh
Citrus 0%
Floral 10%
Fruity 0%
Green 70%
Sweet 0%
Warm 0%
Woody 0%
Earthy 5%
Animalic 0%
Fresh 55%

Origin

Violet leaf absolute is obtained primarily from the leaves of Viola odorata, harvested in Egypt and France. The extraction process typically involves solvent extraction, as the leaves yield very little oil through distillation. The resulting absolute is a dark green, viscous liquid prized for its unique aroma.

Usage in Perfumery

Perfumers use violet leaf mainly as a top or heart note to impart natural green freshness and a dewy effect. It blends well with citrus, florals, and woody notes, and is often used in masculine and unisex compositions for its clean, vegetal character. Its distinctive scent can also modernize classic floral bouquets or add realism to green accords.

Notable Perfumers

Perfumers known for using Violet Leaf include Alberto Morillas , Christian Provenzano , Fabrice Pellegrin , Anne Flipo , Christophe Raynaud , and Roja Dove .

A variety of Floral Floral

Similar Notes

Common Accords

Perfumes featuring Violet Leaf

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