Rosemary is a herb with an aromatic, slightly camphorous scent and is indigenous to the Mediterranean region.
It’s used in perfumery to add a crisp, embracing aroma reminiscent of coastal walks and herbal remedies.
Fragrance Pyramid
Rosemary primarily acts as a Top Note or Heart Note, contributing a fresh, aromatic clarity.
Scent Summary
- Aromatic
- Camphorous
- Fresh
- Woody
- Invigorating
What Does Rosemary Smell Like?
Rosemary in perfumery exudes a distinctive, aromatic fragrance with a woody, evergreen scent profile. It also has subtle camphor and herbal nuances, adding depth and robust freshness to fragrances.
For me, its woody, herbal quality is so uplifting, perfect for adding a crisp, clean edge to any scent.
Complementing Notes
Rosemary’s crisp, aromatic character complements a variety of notes.
- Lemon: For a zesty, citrus harmony.
- Lavender: Adding a soothing, floral touch.
- Pepper: For a spicy, vibrant contrast.
- Cedarwood: Enhancing with a grounding, woody depth.
- Mint: Creating a cool, refreshing blend.