Notes Atlas/Magnolia
Floral · 993 fragrances
Magnolia.
993
Fragrances
1952
Earliest use in catalog
heart
Typical position · 80%
Floral
Reads as
In the heart of a composition, magnolia unfurls its creamy petals, enveloping the air in an embrace that is both intimate and expansive.
Profile
What it reads as.
Share of magnolia-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.
The Story
Magnolia in perfumery.
Magnolia's scent is a lush, floral whisper, evoking the softness of spring mornings and the promise of new beginnings. Its essence is captured from the blossoms of various magnolia species found across temperate regions, each contributing nuances to its rich, powdery aroma.
Perfumers often place magnolia at the heart of their compositions, where it adds a layer of warmth and depth without overpowering other notes. Common companions include musk for an earthy base, sandalwood for woody complexity, jasmine for floral intensity, bergamot for citrus freshness, rose for romantic undertones, and amber for a radiant glow.
Today, magnolia can be found in notable fragrances such as Acqua di Parma's Magnolia Nobile, which captures the essence of this flower with sophistication. Gucci's Flora Gorgeous Magnolia offers a modern twist on its floral character, while Frederic Malle's Eau De Magnolia presents it in a more refined and delicate form.





