Collection: Green

Green fragrances are a family of perfumes that feature crisp, leafy, and botanical notes evoking freshly cut grass, crushed leaves, stems, sap, and damp earth. They capture the scent of the non-floral parts of plants, such as violet leaf, fig leaf, tomato vine, and green tea.

Fresh with deliberate bitterness that prevents the scent from reading as sweet and gives it a realistic, sappy edge.

Common notes:

Galbanum: A sharp, resinous plant gum from the Middle East that smells like crushed leaves and damp earth.

Violet Leaf and Fig Leaf: Provide cool, watery, or creamy-green facets.

Herbs and Mosses: Notes like mint, rosemary, basil, vetiver, and oakmoss frequently ground these compositions.