Fragrance Note

Artemisia

Used in 79+ fragrances on FragranVerse

What it smells like

Artemisia releases a dry, herbaceous aroma like sage and camphor with subtle green undertones. Derived from various Artemisia species including wormwood and mugwort, this note carries a distinctly medicinal yet fresh character. In perfumery, it adds a crisp, aromatic dimension that brings both herb gardens and forest floors.

How it's used in perfumery

Artemisia serves as a key green note in aromatic and chypre compositions, often paired with lavender, rosemary, and citrus. Its dry, slightly bitter quality provides structure to herbal accords while adding natural freshness. Used sparingly, it can lend complexity to fougeres and masculine fragrances without dominating the composition.

Fun fact

Artemisia has been used for centuries in traditional medicine and as a botanical insect repellent.

Volatility: HeartFamily: Green

Perfumes with Artemisia(79)