Aromatic Fragrances

Aromatic fragrances are characterized by their use of fresh, herbaceous notes derived from plants such as lavender, sage, and mint. These scents evoke the natural essence of greenery, often associated with well-being and relaxation. Their structure frequently includes a mix of top and middle notes, delivering an immediate burst of freshness and a heart that lingers with soothing complexity.

The family relies heavily on terpenic molecules like linalool and camphor, found in lavender and rosemary, which provide their signature freshness and therapeutic qualities. These notes are often enhanced by citrus or woody accords to balance their intensity. For example, sage’s aromatic sharpness pairs well with sea salt in Sea Salt & Sage, creating a crisp yet grounding experience.

Aromatic compositions have been used historically in spa treatments and relaxation rituals, where their uplifting and calming properties are most appreciated. Lavender, a cornerstone of this family, has long been known for its stress-relief effects, a quality celebrated in blends like Lavender & Chamomile.

Anecdotally, the popularity of aromatic fragrances surged with the development of modern aromatherapy, where their ability to influence mood and promote tranquility cemented their status. Today, they continue to be associated with freshness, vitality, and serenity, making them a versatile choice for both personal and ambient use.