Notes Atlas/Verbena
Citrus · 62 fragrances
Verbena.
62
Fragrances
1908
Earliest use in catalog
top
Typical position · 65%
Citrus
Reads as
A breath of crisp, green air that invigorates the senses, Verbena is a staple in modern perfumery, bringing freshness and brightness to compositions across generations.
Profile
What it reads as.
Share of verbena-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.
The Story
Verbena in perfumery.
Verbena, with its vibrant green and slightly citrusy aroma, originates from the leaves and flowers of a plant native to Central America. Its scent can be described as an aromatic blend of lemon and mint, offering a refreshing yet herbaceous character that is both lively and uplifting.
In perfumery, Verbena often occupies the heart or top notes in compositions, providing a burst of freshness that contrasts beautifully with woody and spicy elements. It pairs particularly well with bergamot, musk, cedar, patchouli, lemon, and sandalwood, creating aromatic, citrusy, fresh-spicy, and powdery scents that are both invigorating and warm.
Today, Verbena can be found in a range of notable fragrances such as Noir by Tom Ford, Polo Blue Eau de Parfum by Ralph Lauren, and Neroli Sauvage by Creed. These compositions highlight the versatility of Verbena, blending it seamlessly with other notes to create fresh yet complex olfactory experiences.