Note

Angelica (6)

All 6 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

This unique note brings a distinct character to perfume compositions, often described as earthy and spicy with a hint of green freshness. It carries a slightly herbaceous quality, enhancing the overall complexity of a fragrance while offering a more grounded aspect. In perfumery, it evokes the essence of nature, reminiscent of damp soil and freshly cut herbs, making it an intriguing addition to a variety of scent profiles. Angelica is commonly found in both aromatic and fougère families, where it elevates the freshness and adds an herbal dimension. It can also be artfully blended into floral arrangements, lending depth and an unexpected twist, or incorporated into woody compositions to create a more multifaceted experience. Typically, this note functions as a bridge, harmonizing more volatile top notes with deeper base notes, or anchoring floral accords with its earthy undertone. Its versatility allows it to shine in both contemporary and classic fragrances, appealing to those who appreciate a natural vibe embedded in their olfactory journey. Angelica remains a fascinating note for perfumers looking to add layers of sophistication to their creations.

Overview

6 fragrances · 4 brands · £17–£60

Ahmed Al Maghribi Sa’adaik — dupe of Xerjoff Erba Pura

Fragrances

  • Ahmed Al Maghribi Sa’adaik — Inspired by Xerjoff Erba Pura — 8.3/10 — £60
  • Al Aneeq Royal Oudh — Inspired by Creed Royal Oud — 7.8/10 — £29.95
  • Maison Alhambra Eclat De Lune — Inspired by Chanel Luna Rossa — 7.3/10 — £17
  • Maison Alhambra Porto Neroli — Inspired by Tom Ford Neroli Portofino — 7.1/10 — £18
  • Maison Alhambra Neroli Riviera — Inspired by Tom Ford Neroli Portfolio — 7.0/10 — £22
  • Street Origins Drenched In London — Inspired by Creed Silver Mountain Water — £44.99

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Angelica in perfume?

This unique note brings a distinct character to perfume compositions, often described as earthy and spicy with a hint of green freshness. It carries a slightly herbaceous quality, enhancing the overall complexity of a fragrance while offering a more grounded aspect. In perfumery, it evokes the essence of nature, reminiscent of damp soil and freshly cut herbs, making it an intriguing addition to a variety of scent profiles. Angelica is commonly found in both aromatic and fougère families, where it elevates the freshness and adds an herbal dimension. It can also be artfully blended into floral arrangements, lending depth and an unexpected twist, or incorporated into woody compositions to create a more multifaceted experience. Typically, this note functions as a bridge, harmonizing more volatile top notes with deeper base notes, or anchoring floral accords with its earthy undertone. Its versatility allows it to shine in both contemporary and classic fragrances, appealing to those who appreciate a natural vibe embedded in their olfactory journey. Angelica remains a fascinating note for perfumers looking to add layers of sophistication to their creations.

What are the best Angelica fragrances?

The top rated options are Ahmed Al Maghribi Sa’adaik (8.3/10), Al Aneeq Royal Oudh (7.8/10) and Maison Alhambra Eclat De Lune (7.3/10).

Which brands make Angelica fragrances?

4 brands are represented, including Ahmed Al Maghribi, Al Aneeq, Maison Alhambra and Street Origins.

How much do Angelica fragrances cost?

Prices range between £17 and £60 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.