Notes Atlas/Pine
Woody · 163 fragrances
Pine.
163
Fragrances
1902
Earliest use in catalog
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Typical position · 38%
Woody
Reads as
The crisp, invigorating scent of pine needles carpeting a forest floor in winter has long been a beacon for perfumers seeking to capture nature's raw vitality.
Perfumes that smell like a pine forest →Profile
What it reads as.
Share of pine-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.
Where to wear it
The fragrances that wear it best.
The Story
Pine in perfumery.
Pine is the essence of the forest: its scent evokes the sharp freshness of evergreen boughs and the earthy richness of fallen needles. This natural material, sourced from pine trees, brings a sense of wilderness and purity into compositions, grounding fragrances with its distinctive green aroma.
In perfumery, pine often occupies the middle to top layers of a fragrance pyramid, providing a fresh, aromatic base that supports other notes. It pairs particularly well with musk for warmth, bergamot for brightness, patchouli for earthiness, cedar for depth, amber for richness, and jasmine for floral complexity.
Today, pine can be found in contemporary fragrances like Pine in the Sun by Scents of Wood, Zen by Shiseido, and Tonka Imperiale by Guerlain. These compositions showcase a trend towards blending natural elements with modern accords, creating fresh yet sophisticated scents that resonate with today's discerning perfume enthusiasts.