Note

Liquorice (7)

All 7 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

This intriguing fragrance note often evokes a sense of nostalgia and warmth, reminiscent of sweet treats enjoyed during childhood. Its scent is rich, sweet, and slightly herbaceous, carrying hints of anise and subtle earthy undertones. In perfumery, it brings a unique depth to compositions, infusing them with a cozy, somewhat indulgent character. Liquorice is commonly found in oriental and gourmand fragrances, where it adds an alluring sweetness that can balance or contrast with other notes like spices, woods, or florals. When incorporated into a fragrance, it often acts as a binding agent, harmonizing disparate elements and imparting a velvety texture. The note can bring a sense of playfulness or sophistication, depending on how it's blended with other ingredients. In more complex compositions, liquorice can deliver a touch of mystery, tantalizing the senses and leaving an unforgettable impression on those who encounter it. Its multifaceted nature makes it a favorite among perfumers seeking to create rich, luxurious experiences.

Overview

7 fragrances · 5 brands · £18–£48

Gulf Orchid Vanilla Latte — dupe of Giardini di Toscana Bianco Latte

Fragrances

  • Gulf Orchid Vanilla Latte — Inspired by Giardini di Toscana Bianco Latte — 8.6/10 — £22
  • Maison Alhambra Salvo Elixir — Inspired by Dior Sauvage Elixir — 8.4/10 — £18
  • Maison Asrar Mango Ice by Gulf Orchid — Inspired by Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777 God of Fire — 8.1/10 — £29
  • Maison Asrar Vanilla Voyage — Inspired by Giardini di Toscana Bianco Latte — 8.1/10 — £30
  • Maison Asrar Vanilla Voyage — Inspired by Giardini di Toscana Bianco Latte — 7.9/10 — £35
  • Paris Corner Emir Romance Reverie — Inspired by Nishane Ani — 7.7/10 — £32
  • Swiss Arabian Tobacco 01 — Inspired by Heritage Collection original creation — £48

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Liquorice in perfume?

This intriguing fragrance note often evokes a sense of nostalgia and warmth, reminiscent of sweet treats enjoyed during childhood. Its scent is rich, sweet, and slightly herbaceous, carrying hints of anise and subtle earthy undertones. In perfumery, it brings a unique depth to compositions, infusing them with a cozy, somewhat indulgent character. Liquorice is commonly found in oriental and gourmand fragrances, where it adds an alluring sweetness that can balance or contrast with other notes like spices, woods, or florals. When incorporated into a fragrance, it often acts as a binding agent, harmonizing disparate elements and imparting a velvety texture. The note can bring a sense of playfulness or sophistication, depending on how it's blended with other ingredients. In more complex compositions, liquorice can deliver a touch of mystery, tantalizing the senses and leaving an unforgettable impression on those who encounter it. Its multifaceted nature makes it a favorite among perfumers seeking to create rich, luxurious experiences.

What are the best Liquorice fragrances?

The top rated options are Gulf Orchid Vanilla Latte (8.6/10), Maison Alhambra Salvo Elixir (8.4/10) and Maison Asrar Mango Ice by Gulf Orchid (8.1/10).

Which brands make Liquorice fragrances?

5 brands are represented, including Gulf Orchid, Maison Alhambra, Maison Asrar, Paris Corner and Swiss Arabian.

How much do Liquorice fragrances cost?

Prices range between £18 and £48 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.