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Jasmine in perfume usually smells rich, sweet and floral. It can also seem creamy, green, fruity or slightly spicy, depending on the type of jasmine and the other...
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Fragrance note guide
Lily-of-the-valley in perfume usually smells fresh, clean and green, with watery, dewy and softly sweet floral sides. It can suggest small white spring flowers, cool air and fresh leaves. The note is also called muguet. It is normally created as a perfume accord using fragrance molecules rather than produced as a widely used natural flower extract.

A muguet accord can feel crisp, transparent and almost watery. Some versions are lightly citrusy or aldehydic, while others are smoother, creamier or more strongly green. Givaudan describes Nympheal as a muguet material with green, watery and linden-blossom facets. IFF’s Starfleur also has a fresh floral-green muguet character with transparent watery qualities.
The real lily-of-the-valley plant is Convallaria majalis, a rhizomatous perennial native from Europe to the Caucasus. In perfumery, its familiar smell is reconstructed with muguet fragrance molecules. Modern materials such as Nympheal and Lilybelle allow perfumers to create fresh lily-of-the-valley effects with different levels of greenness, wateriness, creaminess and diffusion.
Lily-of-the-valley is normally used in the top or heart of floral, green, fresh, aquatic and fruity fragrances. It blends well with bergamot, lemon, pear, violet leaf, jasmine, rose, peony, cyclamen, musk and light woods. It can make a floral bouquet feel cleaner and more open or add a spring-like freshness to fruit and citrus notes.

Jasmine in perfume usually smells rich, sweet and floral. It can also seem creamy, green, fruity or slightly spicy, depending on the type of jasmine and the other...
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Bergamot in perfume smells fresh, bright and citrusy, with a soft floral character and a slightly bitter green edge. It is less sharp than lemon and often feels...
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Black locust in perfume usually smells sweet, floral and honeyed, with green, powdery and softly orange-blossom-like sides. The effect can suggest clusters of white spring flowers and light...
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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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Honeysuckle in perfume usually smells sweet, floral and nectar-like, with jasmine, honeyed, green and softly creamy sides. It can feel like warm evening flowers with a fresh leafy...
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Lemon in perfume usually smells bright, fresh and sharply citrusy, with a clean, zesty character that often suggests freshly cut peel. It may also have green, lightly floral...
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Melon in perfume usually smells juicy, watery and softly sweet, with fresh green, fruity and sometimes cucumber-like sides. Some melon accords suggest ripe cantaloupe, while others feel paler,...
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Musk in perfume can smell soft, warm, clean and slightly powdery, often with a smooth quality that is compared with fresh skin or clean fabric. Some musk notes...
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Pear in perfume usually smells juicy, fresh and softly sweet, with crisp green, watery and sometimes slightly floral sides. Some pear notes feel like a firm green pear,...
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Peony in perfume usually smells fresh, airy and softly rosy, with green, watery and lightly fruity sides. It is normally cleaner and more transparent than a rich rose...
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Rose in perfume usually smells floral, fresh and softly sweet, but it can also have green, fruity, honeyed or spicy sides. Some rose notes feel light and dewy,...
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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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Woody notes in perfume can smell dry, warm, earthy, smoky, creamy or resinous. They do not describe one single ingredient because different woods and woody materials have very...
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These fragrances reveal Lily-of-the-Valley through the central body of the scent.

Cyclamen in perfume usually smells fresh, watery and floral, with clean, green, airy and slightly marine sides. It often suggests cool petals, fresh air and clear water rather...
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Freesia in perfume usually smells fresh, airy and softly floral, with green, citrusy and slightly peppery sides. It is lighter and more transparent than rich white flowers such...
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Hedione smells airy, transparent and floral, with jasmine-like, citrus and softly green qualities. It is a laboratory-created fragrance molecule rather than a flower or plant extract. Hedione may...
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Hyacinth in perfume usually smells fresh, green and floral, with watery, earthy, slightly spicy and dewy sides. It has more leafy sharpness than many soft spring flowers. Some...
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Lilac in perfume usually smells fresh, floral and powdery, with green, dewy, almond-like and softly sweet sides. It can suggest cool spring air and clusters of pale purple...
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Lotus in perfume usually smells airy, watery and softly floral, with clean, green, herbal and lightly fruity sides. It is often used to suggest delicate petals floating above...
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Magnolia in perfume usually smells fresh, floral and softly creamy, with green, fruity, citrus-like and lightly spicy sides. It is often more transparent than tuberose and less indolic...
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