Note

Tomato Leaf (1)

All 1 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

This intriguing fragrance note evokes the fresh, green aroma of a garden, capturing the essence of sun-drenched tomato plants. Its scent is crisp and slightly herbal, with a juicy richness reminiscent of ripe tomatoes, combined with a green, leafy quality that offers a refreshing transparency. In perfumery, it embodies a lively, verdant character that can invigorate compositions, imparting a natural, almost organic feel. Tomato leaf is commonly found in fragrances belonging to the green and aromatic families. Its bright, zesty nature can be used to complement floral notes, creating a vibrant juxtaposition that enhances their beauty. Additionally, it can add depth to citrus accords, blending harmoniously with other fresh notes while lending an unusual twist. Often functioning as an accent, it brings a unique freshness that can lighten heavier compositions, balancing sweetness with its slightly vegetal edge. Its ability to evoke the feeling of a warm summer day in a flourishing garden makes it a beloved choice among perfumers seeking to infuse life and vitality into their creations.

Overview

1 fragrances · 1 brands · £28

Al Aneeq Hayat — dupe of Diptyque L'Ombre Dans L'Eau

Fragrances

  • Al Aneeq Hayat — Inspired by Diptyque L'Ombre Dans L'Eau — 8.2/10 — £28

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Tomato Leaf in perfume?

This intriguing fragrance note evokes the fresh, green aroma of a garden, capturing the essence of sun-drenched tomato plants. Its scent is crisp and slightly herbal, with a juicy richness reminiscent of ripe tomatoes, combined with a green, leafy quality that offers a refreshing transparency. In perfumery, it embodies a lively, verdant character that can invigorate compositions, imparting a natural, almost organic feel. Tomato leaf is commonly found in fragrances belonging to the green and aromatic families. Its bright, zesty nature can be used to complement floral notes, creating a vibrant juxtaposition that enhances their beauty. Additionally, it can add depth to citrus accords, blending harmoniously with other fresh notes while lending an unusual twist. Often functioning as an accent, it brings a unique freshness that can lighten heavier compositions, balancing sweetness with its slightly vegetal edge. Its ability to evoke the feeling of a warm summer day in a flourishing garden makes it a beloved choice among perfumers seeking to infuse life and vitality into their creations.

What are the best Tomato Leaf fragrances?

The top rated fragrance is Al Aneeq Hayat (8.2/10).

How much do Tomato Leaf fragrances cost?

Prices range £28 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.