Notes Atlas/Violet Leaf
Woody · 635 fragrances
Violet Leaf.
635
Fragrances
1900
Earliest use in catalog
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Typical position · 49%
Woody
Reads as
In the green heart of perfumery, Violet Leaf thrives as a lush, verdant note that breathes life into compositions with its fresh, earthy vibrancy.
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What it reads as.
Share of violet leaf-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.
The Story
Violet Leaf in perfumery.
Violet Leaf is not plucked from the flower itself but rather distilled from the leaves, capturing an essence that's both vegetal and slightly sweet. Its scent is reminiscent of walking through a garden after rain, where the air is crisp and the earth is damp with freshness.
Perfumers often position Violet Leaf at the heart or middle note, allowing it to anchor compositions with its green intensity while complementing woody, musky, and citrus notes. Common companions include Musk for depth, Bergamot for brightness, and Woody accords like Sandalwood and Cedar for a grounding effect.
Today, Violet Leaf can be found in notable fragrances such as Versace Pour Homme Dylan Blue by Versace, which marries its green freshness with aquatic elements; Green Irish Tweed by Creed, where it adds a lush layer to the woody heart; and Ganymede by Marc-Antoine Barrois, blending it seamlessly into an aromatic composition.