Notes Atlas/Rosemary
Aromatic · 583 fragrances
Rosemary.
583
Fragrances
1908
Earliest use in catalog
heart
Typical position · 50%
Aromatic
Reads as
In the green heart of a woody aromatic, rosemary's sharp clarity cuts through the haze, offering a fresh and invigorating presence that makes it indispensable in modern compositions.
Profile
What it reads as.
Share of rosemary-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.
Where to wear it
The fragrances that wear it best.
The Story
Rosemary in perfumery.
Rosemary, with its pine-like aroma and herbal vigor, originates from the Mediterranean. Its scent is both medicinal and refreshing, evoking images of sun-drenched hillsides and aromatic fields. This versatile herb brings an unmistakable freshness to perfumery, enhancing any blend with its crisp and clean character.
Perfumers often place rosemary at the top or middle notes, where it can provide a stimulating start and a lasting green note that supports woody and spicy accords. Its most frequent companions include bergamot for brightness, musk for depth, patchouli for earthiness, amber for warmth, lavender for herbal harmony, and cedar for woodsy richness.
Today, rosemary finds its place in contemporary fragrances like Acqua di Giò Profumo by Giorgio Armani and Eros Flame by Versace. These compositions showcase its ability to blend seamlessly with modern aromatic and woody notes, creating a fresh and spicy profile that resonates well with today's fragrance trends.