Note

Green (1)

All 1 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

This fragrance note evokes the freshness and vibrancy of nature, often reminiscent of lush greenery, freshly cut grass, and the crisp scent of leaves after a rain. It possesses a lively and invigorating character, imparting a sense of energy and renewal to any composition. Typically found in perfumes that aim to evoke the spirit of spring or a serene outdoor environment, it contributes a green, herbaceous, or sometimes even slightly fruity nuance. Green notes are commonly associated with the chypre and fougère families, where they serve to balance richer, more opulent elements. By introducing a bright, verdant quality, they enhance complexity and depth, inviting an aromatic brightness that can invigorate heavier accords. The use of green notes can instill a sense of freshness, often acting as a bridge between floral and woody elements, harmonizing various components in a way that feels both earthy and ethereal. This note ultimately brings an uplifting quality to fragrances, making them feel alive, dynamic, and connected to the natural world.

Overview

1 fragrances · 1 brands · £23

Ahmed Al Maghribi Exotic — dupe of Xerjoff Erba Pura

Fragrances

  • Ahmed Al Maghribi Exotic — Inspired by Xerjoff Erba Pura — 8.1/10 — £23

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Green in perfume?

This fragrance note evokes the freshness and vibrancy of nature, often reminiscent of lush greenery, freshly cut grass, and the crisp scent of leaves after a rain. It possesses a lively and invigorating character, imparting a sense of energy and renewal to any composition. Typically found in perfumes that aim to evoke the spirit of spring or a serene outdoor environment, it contributes a green, herbaceous, or sometimes even slightly fruity nuance. Green notes are commonly associated with the chypre and fougère families, where they serve to balance richer, more opulent elements. By introducing a bright, verdant quality, they enhance complexity and depth, inviting an aromatic brightness that can invigorate heavier accords. The use of green notes can instill a sense of freshness, often acting as a bridge between floral and woody elements, harmonizing various components in a way that feels both earthy and ethereal. This note ultimately brings an uplifting quality to fragrances, making them feel alive, dynamic, and connected to the natural world.

What are the best Green fragrances?

The top rated fragrance is Ahmed Al Maghribi Exotic (8.1/10).

How much do Green fragrances cost?

Prices range £23 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.