
Absinthe
Absinthe in perfume usually smells bitter, green and herbal, with anise-like, liquorice, camphoraceous and slightly medicinal sides. It can feel sharp and cool rather than sweet. The note...
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Fragrance note category
Green and aromatic fragrance notes often smell fresh, herbal, leafy or cooling. Lavender and sage can have soft aromatic qualities, mint feels cooler and brighter, while violet leaf and general green notes can suggest crushed leaves or fresh stems. These notes can make a perfume feel clearer and fresher, although each one has its own smell and role.

The Green & Aromatic category brings together individual fragrance notes with leafy, herbal, fresh or cooling qualities. In Luxaro's encyclopaedia, it includes absinthe, bay leaf, clary sage, cypress leaf, green notes, juniper, lavender, mint, rosemary, sage and violet leaf. Some smell clearly herbal, while others bring crisp leaves, cool freshness or pine like touches.
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Absinthe in perfume usually smells bitter, green and herbal, with anise-like, liquorice, camphoraceous and slightly medicinal sides. It can feel sharp and cool rather than sweet. The note...
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Bay leaf in perfume usually smells green, herbal and spicy, with eucalyptus-like, woody and slightly medicinal sides. It is drier and more aromatic than many soft leafy notes....
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Clary sage in perfume usually smells herbal, aromatic and floral, with lavender-like, hay, tea, amber and softly tobacco-like sides. It is smoother and warmer than ordinary culinary sage....
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Cypress leaf in perfume usually smells green, aromatic and woody, with pine-like, peppery and resinous sides. It feels drier and more structured than a soft leafy note. Some...
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Green notes in perfume usually smell like crushed leaves, cut grass, snapped stems and fresh plant sap. They can be crisp, watery, bitter, herbal or slightly metallic. Green...
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Juniper in perfume usually smells fresh, aromatic and coniferous, with gin-like, spicy, green and woody sides. It can feel crisp and sparkling near the start, before becoming drier...
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Lavender in perfume usually smells fresh, aromatic and softly floral, with herbal, clean, slightly sweet and sometimes powdery sides. Some lavender notes feel light, airy and calming, while...
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Mint in perfume usually smells cool, fresh and green, with herbal, sweet and sometimes camphor-like sides. Peppermint can feel sharp and icy, while spearmint is often softer, greener...
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Rosemary in perfume usually smells fresh, herbal and aromatic, with camphoraceous, minty, pine-like and lightly woody sides. It has a clean and stimulating character that can feel cool,...
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Sage in perfume usually smells dry, herbal and aromatic, with camphoraceous, eucalyptus-like, earthy and lightly woody sides. It is generally sharper and more medicinal than clary sage, which...
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Violet leaf in perfume usually smells green, watery and cool, with metallic, leafy, cucumber-like and earthy sides. It is very different from the sweet powdery smell associated with...
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