Fig Tree
Fig leaf suggests a vivid crushed-leaf greenness with milky sap, a faintly coconut-like softness and dry woody facets. It is less jam-like than a ripe fig-fruit accord.
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It adds a naturalistic green edge to woods, musks and creamy fruit compositions.
The note’s placement and prominence depend on the complete composition.
Understanding this note
Fig-leaf and fig-tree notes are commonly reconstructed. The effect should not be equated with sweet fig flesh or treated as proof of a specific leaf extract.
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Fig can combine sweet fruit flesh, milky sap and a fresh green-leaf edge
Green Notes →
Green notes suggest crushed leaves, snapped stems, cut grass and a sometimes bitter, sap-like freshness
Coconut →
Coconut suggests creamy white flesh with milky, gently sweet and sometimes toasted facets
Cedar →
Cedar suggests dry wood, pencil shavings and a clean, gently resinous warmth
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