Perfumes with Green Notes

Green notes describe fresh, sharp and natural scents that recall freshly cut grass, crushed leaves and snapped stems, bringing an open-air liveliness to a fragrance. The term is an umbrella used in note lists rather than a single raw material.

The effect comes from natural materials such as galbanum and violet leaf, or from synthetic molecules like cis-3-hexenol, the classic cut-grass compound. Green notes mostly sit among the top notes and often extend into the heart. They pair well with bergamot, lily of the valley, hyacinth, fig, mint, vetiver and musk.

Green Notes appears in 4,228 perfumes in the Fisfis catalogue and is used mostly as a top note.

Popular perfumes with Green Notes

Notes most often paired with Green Notes