Notes Atlas/Juniper

Aromatic · 400 fragrances

Juniper.

400

Fragrances

1975

Earliest use in catalog

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Typical position · 47%

Aromatic

Reads as

Juniper's crisp, green scent adds a refreshing edge to woody and aromatic compositions, making it a versatile asset in modern perfumery.

Profile

What it reads as.

Aromatic
96
Woody
93
Fresh spicy
90
Citrus
58
Amber
46
Warm spicy
42

Share of juniper-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.

Family

Pairs with.

The Story

Juniper in perfumery.

Hailing from the juniper berry, this note brings an invigorating freshness with hints of pine and citrus. Its origins trace back to coniferous forests where the berries are harvested for their potent aroma, lending a natural and vibrant character to fragrances.

In perfumery, juniper often occupies the middle notes, providing a bridge between top and base layers. It pairs seamlessly with bergamot, musk, amber, patchouli, sandalwood, and cedar, enhancing compositions with its aromatic and woody undertones while adding a fresh spicy twist to citrus and woody scents.

Today, juniper can be found in notable fragrances like Jo Malone London's London Rain Black Cedarwood & Juniper, which captures the essence of a rain-soaked forest, and Emporio Armani's Stronger With You Intensely, where it adds depth to an already robust scent profile.

What Does Juniper Smell Like? 400 Fragrances | Scentsation