Rosemary in the sun, crushed sage leaves, juniper, dry cedar branches or spicy pepper: Aromatic fragrances feel crisp, vibrant and often pleasantly unconventional. They blend herbs, green notes, spices and woods into compositions that can be fresh, cool, Mediterranean, warm or mysterious. Aromatic perfumes typically feature notes such as lavender, rosemary, sage, thyme, basil, myrtle, juniper or mugwort. These are often paired with citrus fruits, leafy greens, tea, pepper, cardamom, vetiver, cedarwood or moss. The result is fragrances with structure and character: sometimes like a walk through an herb garden, sometimes like cool forest air or a spicy, dry woody scent.
Aromatic scents are a fascinating blend of green and spicy notes that captivate the senses with a layered complexity. They combine the fresh liveliness of green leaves and herbs with the warm intensity of spices like cardamom, cloves, saffron, pepper, and nutmeg. Often, woody aromas such as sandalwood, vetiver, or cedarwood appear in the base notes, rounding out the perfume. Depending on the fragrance pyramid, aromatic scents can evoke feelings of naturalness, freshness, relaxation, or sensuality.