
Bergamot
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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Fragrance note guide
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, dry and slightly medicinal. Some rosemary oils are softer and greener, while others are sharper and more strongly camphor-like. Rosemary is normally used in the top or heart.

Rosemary combines green herbs with a cooling, almost eucalyptus-like freshness. IFF describes Moroccan rosemary oil as having a fresh camphoraceous opening, a powerful green and terpenic heart and cooling minty qualities. Its woody and herbaceous background helps it blend naturally into aromatic fragrances.
Rosemary is botanically known as Salvia rosmarinus and is native to the Mediterranean region. Its essential oil is made by hydro-distilling the stems and leaves. The scent varies with growing region, harvest and the balance of aromatic compounds in the oil.
Rosemary is used in citrus, aromatic, aquatic, fougère and woody fragrances. It blends well with lemon, bergamot, grapefruit, lavender, mint, sage, geranium, cedarwood, pine and musk. It can reinforce a clean citrus opening, add herbal structure to marine notes or sharpen a woody composition.

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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Cedarwood in perfume usually smells dry, warm and woody, with resinous, slightly smoky or pencil like sides. Some cedarwood notes feel smooth and creamy, while others are sharper...
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Geranium in perfume usually smells rosy, green and aromatic, with minty, leafy, herbal and lightly fruity sides. It resembles rose but generally feels sharper, fresher and more strongly...
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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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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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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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Petitgrain in perfume usually smells green, citrusy and aromatic, with leafy, woody, floral and slightly bitter sides. It is less juicy than orange peel and greener than neroli....
Explore PetitgrainThese fragrances introduce Rosemary near the opening of the scent.
These fragrances reveal Rosemary through the central body of the scent.

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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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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Fir in perfume usually smells fresh, green and coniferous, with woody, resinous and balsamic sides. It can suggest crushed evergreen needles, cool forest air, tree sap and freshly...
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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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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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