In perfumery, green notes represent freshness, liveliness and an almost tangible nature. They embody the aroma of freshly cut grass, young leaves and the first days of spring when nature awakens to new life. These scents are often light and unobtrusive, yet striking in their ability to convey an immediate freshness. Green notes are often used to add an airy and youthful dimension to perfumes.
Using green notes in perfumes is an art that requires subtle balance and precision. They can be the main theme of a perfume or as a complementary component to add a fresh nuance to other notes such as floral or fruity accents. In the composition of a perfume, green notes help create a lively and dynamic atmosphere. They are often the first to be noticed after applying a perfume and thus lay the foundation for the entire scent development. Their versatility and their ability to combine harmoniously with other fragrances make green notes an indispensable component in the world of perfumery.
Important: In a perfectly balanced perfume, the individual components partially lose their individual properties and merge into a new, harmonious overall picture.