Note
Cypriot Oil (1)
All 1 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.
Extracted from the dried roots of the Cyperus scariosus plant, this fascinating ingredient is known to many perfumers as nagarmotha. It offers an incredibly complex profile that balances an earthy, damp forest floor quality with unexpected hints of dry woods, leather, and a whisper of incense. There is a distinct balsamic sweetness underlying its rugged exterior, providing a sophisticated depth that is both exotic and grounded. Because of its dark and resinous character, it is frequently employed in woody, oriental, and chypre fragrance families to add structural integrity and a mysterious shadow to the scent. In a composition, it often functions as a powerful fixative that bridges the gap between sparkling top notes and lingering base notes, grounding volatile citrus or floral components with its tenacious warmth. Its ability to introduce a smoky, spicy nuance without relying on traditional oud or patchouli makes it an invaluable tool for creators seeking to add a unique, soulful edge to their modern perfumes.
Overview
1 fragrances · 1 brands · £29.99
Fragrances
- RiiFFS Gemini Pour Femme — Inspired by SHL 777 God of Fire — £29.99
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cypriot Oil in perfume?
Extracted from the dried roots of the Cyperus scariosus plant, this fascinating ingredient is known to many perfumers as nagarmotha. It offers an incredibly complex profile that balances an earthy, damp forest floor quality with unexpected hints of dry woods, leather, and a whisper of incense. There is a distinct balsamic sweetness underlying its rugged exterior, providing a sophisticated depth that is both exotic and grounded. Because of its dark and resinous character, it is frequently employed in woody, oriental, and chypre fragrance families to add structural integrity and a mysterious shadow to the scent. In a composition, it often functions as a powerful fixative that bridges the gap between sparkling top notes and lingering base notes, grounding volatile citrus or floral components with its tenacious warmth. Its ability to introduce a smoky, spicy nuance without relying on traditional oud or patchouli makes it an invaluable tool for creators seeking to add a unique, soulful edge to their modern perfumes.
How much do Cypriot Oil fragrances cost?
Prices range £29.99 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.