Perfumes with Angelica

Angelica smells green, musky and slightly peppery with earthy, celery-like facets, giving a fragrance a fresh yet deep and curiously skin-like character.

Roots or seeds of Angelica archangelica are steam-distilled into an essential oil. Root oil is earthier and muskier, while seed oil is fresher and more peppery. Together they combine green, lightly resinous and musky tones. Angelica sits mainly in the heart of a fragrance and frequently in the opening. It pairs with iris, vetiver, citrus, juniper, musks and woods.

Angelica appears in 816 perfumes in the Fisfis catalogue and is used mostly as a heart note.