Fragrance families
Fragrance families are a concept widely used in the perfumery industry to classify scents based on their shared aromatic characteristics. This categorization is built around distinctive fragrance notes that define each family.
Fragrance families group scents according to their dominant notes and overall character. They make it easier to understand the impressions a fragrance creates and the contexts in which it performs best.
Why are fragrance families important?
Fragrance families help define the character and application of different scents, making it easier to choose the perfect one. They allow you to quickly identify whether you prefer fresh citrus notes, romantic florals, or sensual oriental accords. They are also an essential tool for fragrance creators, enabling them to craft harmonious compositions and cohesive collections. Understanding fragrance families helps you match a scent to the occasion, season, or mood—turning every car air freshener into the perfect finishing touch to your day.
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Floral
hyacinth, jasmine, lily of the valley, magnolia, orange blossom, peony, rose, violet.
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Fruity
apple, banana, blackcurrant, cherry, coconut, grape, lychee, mango, peach, pear, raspberry, strawberry.
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Gourmand
bubble gum, chocolate, caramel, coffee, cola, crème brûlée, honey, peanut butter, popcorn, praline, sesame.
