Fragrans
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Note families

Floral Notes

A wide territory and not one smell: it can be fresh, fruity, powdery or dark. It is often identified with a perfume's heart.

A pink rose, white jasmine and purple iris flowers

Notes in this family

36 notes
Macro photograph of purple violet flowers beside glossy green leavesWhat does violet smell like in perfume?Separate powdery violet-flower impressions, green leaf absolute and ionone-based scent design.Pearly white bell-shaped lily-of-the-valley flowers against deep green woodlandWhat does lily of the valley smell like in perfume?Learn the lily-of-the-valley scent, how muguet accords are built and why a note name does not prove flower extract.Vivid pink Damask roses with morning dew in Bulgaria's rose valleyWhat does Bulgarian rose smell like in perfume?Understand Bulgarian rose's botanical identity, oil aroma and the difference between a perfume note and actual material.Long curling yellow ylang-ylang flowers among green leaves beside a golden perfume bottleWhat is the ylang-ylang note in perfume?The ylang-ylang note evokes the warm tropical flower of Cananga odorata. Learn how oil fractions, aroma compounds and surrounding notes shape its smell.White tubular tuberose flowers on tall stems beside an amber perfume bottleWhat is the tuberose note in perfume?Tuberose is a rich white-floral perfume note. Learn how its absolute and accords differ, what shapes its scent, and how it compares with jasmine.Purple iris flower beside pale cut rhizomes and a golden perfume bottleWhat is the iris note in perfume?The iris note is a powdery, cool and root-like scent impression. Learn the difference between the flower and orris rhizome, irone molecules and violet.White flowers on a leafy bitter orange branch with orange fruit and an amber perfume bottleWhat is the orange blossom note in perfume?The orange blossom note recalls the bitter orange tree's white flowers. Learn how neroli, absolute, petitgrain and fruit-peel oil differ in perfume.White star-shaped jasmine flowers among green leaves beside an amber perfume bottleWhat is the jasmine note in perfume?The jasmine note is a rich white-floral scent impression. Learn how absolute, grandiflorum and sambac differ, what its molecules do, and how to recognise it.Coral and crimson roses beside a golden perfume bottle in daylightWhat is the rose note in perfume?A rose note is the floral scent impression that recalls a rose. Learn how rose oil, absolute, accords and aroma molecules differ, and how to recognise rose in perfume.