Note

Lemongrass (6)

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

This bright and invigorating scent evokes imagery of sunny, tropical landscapes. It possesses a fresh, citrusy aroma that is both zesty and lightly herbaceous, reminiscent of a lemonade infused with green grass. The character of this fragrance note is lively and uplifting, lending a sense of clarity and energy to any composition. Often associated with cleanliness and vitality, it brings forth a refreshing quality that can enliven both floral and woody arrangements. Lemongrass finds its place primarily within the aromatic and citrus fragrance families. Its versatility allows it to enhance a variety of scent profiles, acting as a vibrant top note that can beautifully complement florals or add a zing to earthy base layers. In perfumery, it often functions as a brightener, harmonizing other components while providing a crisp, energizing lift. When used thoughtfully, lemongrass can transform a fragrance into a joyful experience, evoking a sense of warmth and sunshine in a bottle, making it a popular choice for both casual and formal scents.

Overview

6 fragrances · 5 brands · £14–£110

Jo Milano Paris Game of Spades Trick — dupe of Louis Vuitton Cactus Garden

Fragrances

  • Jo Milano Paris Game of Spades Trick — Inspired by Louis Vuitton Cactus Garden — 8.1/10 — £95
  • Maison Alhambra Jean Lowe Verde Aura — Inspired by Louis Vuitton Cactus Garden — 8.1/10 — £30
  • IBRAQ French Tobacco — Inspired by Louis Vuitton Imagination — 7.8/10 — £110
  • Lattafa Sheikh Al Shuyukh Final Edition — Inspired by Yves Saint Laurent YSL Y — 7.8/10 — £15
  • Lattafa Najdia — Inspired by Paco Rabanne Invictus — 7.6/10 — £14
  • Velixir Harmonia — Inspired by Louis Vuitton Rain tea (Journey to China Collection) — 7.5/10 — £45

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Lemongrass in perfume?

This bright and invigorating scent evokes imagery of sunny, tropical landscapes. It possesses a fresh, citrusy aroma that is both zesty and lightly herbaceous, reminiscent of a lemonade infused with green grass. The character of this fragrance note is lively and uplifting, lending a sense of clarity and energy to any composition. Often associated with cleanliness and vitality, it brings forth a refreshing quality that can enliven both floral and woody arrangements. Lemongrass finds its place primarily within the aromatic and citrus fragrance families. Its versatility allows it to enhance a variety of scent profiles, acting as a vibrant top note that can beautifully complement florals or add a zing to earthy base layers. In perfumery, it often functions as a brightener, harmonizing other components while providing a crisp, energizing lift. When used thoughtfully, lemongrass can transform a fragrance into a joyful experience, evoking a sense of warmth and sunshine in a bottle, making it a popular choice for both casual and formal scents.

What are the best Lemongrass fragrances?

The top rated options are Jo Milano Paris Game of Spades Trick (8.1/10), Maison Alhambra Jean Lowe Verde Aura (8.1/10) and IBRAQ French Tobacco (7.8/10).

Which brands make Lemongrass fragrances?

5 brands are represented, including IBRAQ, Jo Milano Paris, Lattafa, Maison Alhambra and Velixir.

How much do Lemongrass fragrances cost?

Prices range between £14 and £110 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.