Herbs is a reproduction accord green perfume note.
What does Herbs smell like?+
Very green and powerful scent, sap, freshly mown lawn
Is Herbs a top, heart, or base note?+
Herbs is most often used as a top note. Across 37 fragrances on Noteboxd it is listed as a top note in 23, a heart note in 11, and a base note in 3.
What are the most popular fragrances with Herbs?+
Popular fragrances featuring Herbs include Eau D'Ikar by Sisley, Aoud Blue Notes by Mancera, La Fille De Berlin by Serge Lutens, Tsum Tsum Mickey Mouse by Disney, ranked by community score on Noteboxd.
A powerfully fresh scent, the synthetic note of cut grass is as crisp, warm and inviting as a breezy summer’s day. This intoxicatingly green scent is equally popular in both men’s and women’s fragrances for its ability to add a touch of green to floral bouquets and refresh woody accords.
Cis-3-hexenol, otherwise known as “leaf alcohol”, is naturally present in many plants and fruit. The deeply fragrant molecule was first discovered in 1959, and is used today to add a green character to fragrances. In small doses, this substance can enliven accords, adding an enticingly fresh quality.
The cut grass note reproduces the deep, green scent of freshly cut wet grass. As it is not possible to extract essential oil from grass directly, the note is reproduced synthetically. Typically, the molecule cis-3-hexenol is used for its powerfully green, sap-like qualities.