The property of a fragrance which prolongs the continuity and life of the odor. A word to describe beautifully designed perfume bottles sometimes especially designed for portability. Term often used to describe certain aromatic chemicals such as heliotropin, hedione, rhodinol and artistic aldehyde. Fougere fragrances depend on aromatic chemicals to produce the fern-like notes which combine well with lavender, citrus and coumarin in fragrances for men. An invigorating, outdoor or nature- inspired type fragrance with green, citrus notes.
Odors suggestive of molds, mushrooms and fungi.
Important notes in muguet fragrances as well as other florals. Green notes add lift and vigor to a fragrance composition. The resinous exudates of the bark, twigs or leaves of trees or shrubs. A sweet clover odor. Exhilarating, sparkling, stimulating.