Note

Marigold (8)

All 8 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

This vibrant note brings to mind a sun-drenched garden, exuding a warm, herbal sweetness with earthy undertones. Its aroma is both uplifting and complex, combining floral facets with a hint of spiciness, reminiscent of the garden's rich soil. In perfumery, it has a cheerful and radiant character that adds a touch of brightness to compositions. Marigold finds its place most commonly in floral and aromatic fragrance families, where it serves to enhance the overall bouquet. It often appears alongside other florals, complementing roses and jasmine, or mingling with citrus notes to create a fresh, lively opening. Beyond its floral associations, this note also contributes depth when paired with woody or resinous elements, balancing sweetness with grounding qualities. In a fragrance composition, marigold can act as a heart note, providing a lush middle that draws wearers in with its inviting warmth. Its cheerful essence is not just a scent but a reflection of nature’s vitality, making it a cherished ingredient in crafting joyful, uplifting fragrances.

Overview

8 fragrances · 7 brands · £25–£44.99

Armaf Odyssey Mandarin Sky — dupe of Jean Paul Gaultier Scandal Pour Homme

Fragrances

  • Armaf Odyssey Mandarin Sky — Inspired by Jean Paul Gaultier Scandal Pour Homme — 8.6/10 — £25
  • Mykonos Dark Secret — Inspired by Kilian Angels' Share — 8.2/10 — £40
  • Swiss Arabian Shaghaf Men — Inspired by Paco Rabanne Black XS — 7.9/10 — £27
  • Lattafa Emaan — Inspired by Giorgio Armani My Way — 7.7/10 — £35
  • Street Origins Cape Town Grace — Inspired by Original Creation — £29.99
  • Oil Perfumery Impression of Byredo - Bal D'Afrique — Inspired by Byredo Bal D'Afrique
  • Street Origins Skin Sand and Santorini — Inspired by Hugo Boss style chypre — £44.99
  • Oakcha Sweven — Inspired by Maison Francis Kurkdjian Baccarat Rouge 540 — £34

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Marigold in perfume?

This vibrant note brings to mind a sun-drenched garden, exuding a warm, herbal sweetness with earthy undertones. Its aroma is both uplifting and complex, combining floral facets with a hint of spiciness, reminiscent of the garden's rich soil. In perfumery, it has a cheerful and radiant character that adds a touch of brightness to compositions. Marigold finds its place most commonly in floral and aromatic fragrance families, where it serves to enhance the overall bouquet. It often appears alongside other florals, complementing roses and jasmine, or mingling with citrus notes to create a fresh, lively opening. Beyond its floral associations, this note also contributes depth when paired with woody or resinous elements, balancing sweetness with grounding qualities. In a fragrance composition, marigold can act as a heart note, providing a lush middle that draws wearers in with its inviting warmth. Its cheerful essence is not just a scent but a reflection of nature’s vitality, making it a cherished ingredient in crafting joyful, uplifting fragrances.

What are the best Marigold fragrances?

The top rated options are Armaf Odyssey Mandarin Sky (8.6/10), Mykonos Dark Secret (8.2/10) and Swiss Arabian Shaghaf Men (7.9/10).

Which brands make Marigold fragrances?

7 brands are represented, including Armaf, Lattafa, Mykonos, Oakcha, Oil Perfumery, Street Origins and Swiss Arabian.

How much do Marigold fragrances cost?

Prices range between £25 and £44.99 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.