Note

Green Accord (2)

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

This evocative olfactory profile captures the crisp, refreshing essence of nature, mimicking the scent of crushed leaves, snap peas, freshly cut grass, or stems bruised between the fingers. In the world of perfumery, these accords provide a sharp, vegetal vitality that cuts through heavy compositions, adding a layer of airy brightness and realism. They feel inherently clean and lively, often acting as a bridge between sparkling citrus top notes and more complex floral or woody foundations. You will find them most frequently anchoring the green, fougere, and floral families, where they serve to provide a sense of outdoorsy authenticity and dew-kissed transparency. Rather than acting as a dominant focal point, these notes typically function as a sophisticated structural element, imparting a watery or sappy texture that lifts a fragrance, preventing it from feeling too dense or cloying. By introducing this sharp, leafy edge, a perfumer creates a vivid sense of transition, mimicking the fleeting, vibrant atmosphere of a garden at dawn.

Overview

2 fragrances · 2 brands · £11.99–£16

Swiss Arabian Jannet El Firdaus White — dupe of Original Creation

Fragrances

  • Swiss Arabian Jannet El Firdaus White — Inspired by Original Creation — 7.3/10 — £11.99
  • VURV Fusion — Inspired by Calvin Klein Euphoria — £16

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Green Accord in perfume?

This evocative olfactory profile captures the crisp, refreshing essence of nature, mimicking the scent of crushed leaves, snap peas, freshly cut grass, or stems bruised between the fingers. In the world of perfumery, these accords provide a sharp, vegetal vitality that cuts through heavy compositions, adding a layer of airy brightness and realism. They feel inherently clean and lively, often acting as a bridge between sparkling citrus top notes and more complex floral or woody foundations. You will find them most frequently anchoring the green, fougere, and floral families, where they serve to provide a sense of outdoorsy authenticity and dew-kissed transparency. Rather than acting as a dominant focal point, these notes typically function as a sophisticated structural element, imparting a watery or sappy texture that lifts a fragrance, preventing it from feeling too dense or cloying. By introducing this sharp, leafy edge, a perfumer creates a vivid sense of transition, mimicking the fleeting, vibrant atmosphere of a garden at dawn.

What are the best Green Accord fragrances?

The top rated fragrance is Swiss Arabian Jannet El Firdaus White (7.3/10).

Which brands make Green Accord fragrances?

2 brands are represented, including Swiss Arabian and VURV.

How much do Green Accord fragrances cost?

Prices range between £11.99 and £16 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.