Green Materials

Green raw materials and bases for creating effects of leaves, grass, stems, sap, galbanum, aromatic herbs and fresh vegetation.

The green family can be crisp and natural, bitter and resinous, damp, minty or floral. CIS-3-HEXENOL is one of the classic references for a freshly cut leaf effect, while galbanum and aromatic materials can build deeper and more structured nuances.

How to use green notes in perfumery

Green notes can make a floral feel more natural, cut excessive sweetness, add tension to a citrus accord, or help build fougère, chypre and aromatic structures. Their intensity varies greatly: some materials work as small accents, while others can become the main theme of a fragrance.

Comparing materials in dilution helps distinguish leaf, grass, resin and aromatic facets. Product pages include olfactory profile and available technical data.