Nerium Oleander is a reproduction accord floral perfume note.
What does Nerium Oleander smell like?+
Aromatic, fresh, soft and light.
Is Nerium Oleander a top, heart, or base note?+
Nerium Oleander is most often used as a heart note. Across 21 fragrances on Noteboxd it is listed as a top note in 2, a heart note in 16, and a base note in 3.
What are the most popular fragrances with Nerium Oleander?+
Popular fragrances featuring Nerium Oleander include Man Fig Noir by Avon, Neroli Maté by N10S, ranked by community score on Noteboxd.
Nerium Oleander is featured in 38 fragrances on Noteboxd.
Light and soft, the floral note of oleander is akin to a warm spring day. Its talcum-esque facets evoke a clean smoothness that dances with sweet hints of blossoming florals and alluring spices.
Legend has it, soldiers of the Napoleonic army were poisoned during the Spanish campaign after eating grilled meat from skewers made of oleander wood.
Oleander is a woody bush with branched rods, narrowed leaves and large, gorgeously scented flowers in pink or white that bloom at the end of the branch from June to September. The flowers create dry fruits with a double follicle shape full of abundant seeds. Oleander can be found on the edges of rivers or in gardens, where it requires a lot of heat and water. Oleander grows in many locations like Mauritania, Morocco and Portugal, eastward through Mediterranean regions, to the Sahara, the Arabian peninsula, Southern Asia and Yunnan in southern parts of China. Perfumers can reproduce the oleander fragrance using raw materials.
