Myrtle
Myrtle combines fresh green leaves with softly herbal, camphoraceous and citrus-like facets. It can feel dry, clean and gently resinous.
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It connects citrus, herbs and woody structures and adds a fresh Mediterranean-style aromatic character.
The note’s placement and prominence depend on the complete composition.
Understanding this note
Natural myrtle oils come from aromatic plant material, with origin and processing affecting the scent. A note may also be reconstructed.
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