Datura
Datura and night-flower interpretations suggest a rich, enveloping white-floral scent with creamy, sweet and subtly green facets. The effect can feel more nocturnal than a crisp spring bouquet.
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It adds drama to jasmine, tuberose, woods and warm musks. Brighter citrus or green materials provide contrast.
The note’s placement and prominence depend on the complete composition.
Understanding this note
These common names can refer to different plants. In perfumery they are best understood as floral interpretations, not proof of a particular botanical extract or a shared universal formula.
Related notes to explore
Jasmine →
Jasmine has a full white-floral scent with fruity, petal-like and subtly animalic facets
Tuberose →
Tuberose is lush and creamy, with green, waxy, fruity and subtly medicinal facets
Vanilla →
Vanilla is warm and softly sweet, with creamy, balsamic, woody and sometimes tobacco-like facets
Musk →
Musk can suggest clean fabric, warm skin, soft powder or a rounded, gently animalic warmth
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