Note
Myrtle Seaweeds (1)
All 1 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.
This aromatic botanical duo brings an evocative, saline complexity to modern perfumery that captures the essence of a windswept coastline. Myrtle provides a crisp, herbaceous, and slightly medicinal backdrop with hints of camphor and eucalyptus, while seaweed introduces a briny, iodine-rich depth that feels authentically oceanic. Together, they create a crisp and cooling sensation that transports the wearer to the edge of the Mediterranean sea. This accord is predominantly featured within aquatic, aromatic, and fougère fragrance families, where it serves to bridge the gap between fresh citrus openings and woody, mossy bases. In a composition, these notes function as an atmospheric stabilizer. They are often employed to cut through the density of heavier musks or florals, adding a translucent, salty texture that mimics the invigorating quality of sea spray. By tempering the sweetness of other ingredients, they lend a sophisticated, mineral edge that feels both wild and refined, making them indispensable for capturing the untamed spirit of the open water.
Overview
1 fragrances · 1 brands · £39.99
Fragrances
- House of Watan Noctis — Inspired by Acqua di Parma Blu Mediterraneo Mirto di Panarea — £39.99
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Myrtle Seaweeds in perfume?
This aromatic botanical duo brings an evocative, saline complexity to modern perfumery that captures the essence of a windswept coastline. Myrtle provides a crisp, herbaceous, and slightly medicinal backdrop with hints of camphor and eucalyptus, while seaweed introduces a briny, iodine-rich depth that feels authentically oceanic. Together, they create a crisp and cooling sensation that transports the wearer to the edge of the Mediterranean sea. This accord is predominantly featured within aquatic, aromatic, and fougère fragrance families, where it serves to bridge the gap between fresh citrus openings and woody, mossy bases. In a composition, these notes function as an atmospheric stabilizer. They are often employed to cut through the density of heavier musks or florals, adding a translucent, salty texture that mimics the invigorating quality of sea spray. By tempering the sweetness of other ingredients, they lend a sophisticated, mineral edge that feels both wild and refined, making them indispensable for capturing the untamed spirit of the open water.
How much do Myrtle Seaweeds fragrances cost?
Prices range £39.99 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.