Note

Cannabis (2)

All 2 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

This polarizing scent profile captures the raw, herbaceous essence of the plant rather than the act of smoking it. In perfumery, this note is prized for its complex, multi faceted character that balances sharp green bitterness with earthy, resinous, and woody undertones. It often carries a distinct terpene profile, evoking crushed pine needles, damp soil, and spicy black pepper. Because of its intense and tenacious personality, it is most frequently utilized within the aromatic, woody, and fougere fragrance families. Perfumers typically employ it as a daring heart or top note to provide an immediate, unconventional edge that challenges the wearer. While it can feel illicit or bohemian, it is increasingly refined to add a modern, grounded contrast to sweeter amber or citrus compositions. Whether used to ground a bright cologne or deepen a dark leather accord, this ingredient acts as a bold structural bridge that injects a sense of visceral, organic grit into an otherwise polished olfactory experience.

Overview

2 fragrances · 2 brands · £10.79

Khalis Perfumes Oud Afgano — dupe of Nasomatto Black Afgano

Fragrances

  • Khalis Perfumes Oud Afgano — Inspired by Nasomatto Black Afgano — 7.9/10 — £10.79
  • Swiss Arabian Dark Magic — Inspired by Original Creation — 7.4/10

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cannabis in perfume?

This polarizing scent profile captures the raw, herbaceous essence of the plant rather than the act of smoking it. In perfumery, this note is prized for its complex, multi faceted character that balances sharp green bitterness with earthy, resinous, and woody undertones. It often carries a distinct terpene profile, evoking crushed pine needles, damp soil, and spicy black pepper. Because of its intense and tenacious personality, it is most frequently utilized within the aromatic, woody, and fougere fragrance families. Perfumers typically employ it as a daring heart or top note to provide an immediate, unconventional edge that challenges the wearer. While it can feel illicit or bohemian, it is increasingly refined to add a modern, grounded contrast to sweeter amber or citrus compositions. Whether used to ground a bright cologne or deepen a dark leather accord, this ingredient acts as a bold structural bridge that injects a sense of visceral, organic grit into an otherwise polished olfactory experience.

What are the best Cannabis fragrances?

The top rated options are Khalis Perfumes Oud Afgano (7.9/10) and Swiss Arabian Dark Magic (7.4/10).

Which brands make Cannabis fragrances?

2 brands are represented, including Khalis Perfumes and Swiss Arabian.

How much do Cannabis fragrances cost?

Prices range £10.79 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.