Note
All 54 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.
This aromatic resin, derived from the Commiphora tree, offers a warm, earthy scent that exudes a rich, balsamic character. Its fragrance is often described as deeply resinous, with sweet, slightly spicy undertones and a hint of smokiness, which can evoke feelings of tranquility and mystique. In perfumery, myrrh is particularly valued for its ability to anchor compositions, grounding lighter notes and providing depth to a fragrance. It commonly appears in oriental and woody perfume families, where its rich profile complements the warmth of amber and spices or the lushness of woods. Myrrh’s therapeutic qualities are also worth noting, as its calming aroma can enhance mental clarity and promote relaxation. In fragrance blends, it typically serves as a base note, ensuring longevity and stability while harmonizing with other elements. Whether in traditional incense-like forms or more modern interpretations, myrrh maintains an allure that connects the wearer to ancient rituals and timeless elegance, creating an enigmatic olfactory experience.
54 fragrances · 25 brands · £13–£64.99

This aromatic resin, derived from the Commiphora tree, offers a warm, earthy scent that exudes a rich, balsamic character. Its fragrance is often described as deeply resinous, with sweet, slightly spicy undertones and a hint of smokiness, which can evoke feelings of tranquility and mystique. In perfumery, myrrh is particularly valued for its ability to anchor compositions, grounding lighter notes and providing depth to a fragrance. It commonly appears in oriental and woody perfume families, where its rich profile complements the warmth of amber and spices or the lushness of woods. Myrrh’s therapeutic qualities are also worth noting, as its calming aroma can enhance mental clarity and promote relaxation. In fragrance blends, it typically serves as a base note, ensuring longevity and stability while harmonizing with other elements. Whether in traditional incense-like forms or more modern interpretations, myrrh maintains an allure that connects the wearer to ancient rituals and timeless elegance, creating an enigmatic olfactory experience.
The top rated options are Lattafa Khamrah (9.2/10), Al Haramain Amber Oud Gold Extreme (8.8/10) and Mykonos Aphrodite (8.4/10).
25 brands are represented, including ALT. Fragrances, Al Aneeq, Al Haramain, Alexandria Fragrances, Arabiyat Prestige, Ard Al Zaafaran, Armaf, Atralia and 17 others.
Prices range between £13 and £64.99 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.