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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
Orange in perfume usually smells juicy, sweet and zesty, with the fresh character of newly peeled fruit. It is softer and sweeter than lemon, while usually feeling less bitter than grapefruit. Some orange notes also have green, floral or slightly waxy sides. Orange is mainly used as a top note because its brightest citrus character appears soon after the perfume is sprayed.

Orange oil combines sweet fruit with lively citrus peel. It can feel bright and sparkling without the sharp sourness of lemon. Fresh orange materials may also have a light green or aldehydic quality that makes the note smell closer to freshly cut peel than orange-flavoured sweets. IFF describes sweet orange oil as juicy, sweet and zesty, with Spanish oil also showing a fresh aldehydic side.
The orange material most commonly used in perfume is sweet orange oil, usually listed as Citrus sinensis. The oil is stored in glands within the outer peel and is normally collected through cold pressing. IFF states that its orange oil is made from the fruit peel and that about 300 kilograms of fruit material are used to produce one kilogram of oil.
Orange is mainly used in the top of citrus, floral, aromatic, woody and gourmand fragrances. It blends well with bergamot, lemon, neroli, orange blossom, jasmine, spices, woods, vanilla and amber. It can make a floral fragrance feel brighter, bring freshness to warm spices or add a juicy opening to a sweet composition.

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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Amber in perfume usually smells warm, sweet and resinous, with soft vanilla, balsamic, powdery or slightly smoky sides. It is not normally taken from fossilised amber. In perfumery,...
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Chocolate in perfume usually smells sweet, creamy and cocoa-like, with dark, powdery, roasted and vanilla-like sides. It is often smoother and more dessert-like than a dry cacao note....
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Cinnamon in perfume usually smells warm, sweet and spicy, with dry, woody and sometimes slightly hot sides. It can feel comforting and smooth in one fragrance but sharper...
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Clove in perfume usually smells warm, sweet and spicy, with woody, powdery, smoky and slightly medicinal sides. It is sharper and more intense than cinnamon, with a recognisable...
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Neroli in perfume usually smells fresh, floral and green, with citrusy, slightly bitter and softly sweet sides. It has the scent of white orange flowers but generally feels...
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Orange blossom in perfume usually smells rich, white floral and softly sweet, with citrusy, honeyed, green and slightly creamy sides. It can feel bright and fresh in one...
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Spices in perfume can smell warm, dry, sweet, peppery, fresh or aromatic. The term does not describe one ingredient because cinnamon, cardamom, clove, nutmeg and pepper all smell...
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Vanilla in perfume usually smells sweet, warm and creamy. It can also have soft woody, powdery or spicy sides, depending on the material used and the notes around...
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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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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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Citrus in perfume usually smells bright, fresh and zesty, with juicy, bitter, green and peel-like sides. The term does not describe one fruit because lemon, bergamot, orange, mandarin,...
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Clementine in perfume usually smells sweet, juicy and zesty, with bright citrus peel, soft green freshness and a lightly floral character. It is generally rounder and less sharply...
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Grapefruit in perfume usually smells fresh, tart and juicy, with a slightly bitter peel character and a clean, sparkling edge. It may also have green, dry or lightly...
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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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Lime in perfume usually smells sharp, zesty and green, with juicy, bitter, sparkling and slightly herbal sides. It is often brighter and more sour than orange or mandarin,...
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Mandarin in perfume usually smells sweet, juicy and zesty, with soft fruity, floral and slightly green sides. It is generally rounder and less sharp than lemon, making it...
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Yuzu in perfume usually smells bright, tart and aromatic, with lemon, grapefruit, mandarin, green and lightly floral sides. It is sharper and more fragrant than a simple sweet...
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