rustic
floral
clean
Lavender
Serenity in Bloom
Aromatic / Floral
Aroma family
Perfume role
Heart or top note
Mood it evokes
Relaxed, FreshLavender is one of the most iconic
ingredients in perfumery — a calming, herbal,
and slightly sweet note that whispers peace
and elegance.
Its scent is like fresh air over a sun-drenched
field in Provence: clean, floral, and a touch
woody. Sometimes green, sometimes
powdery. Always timeless.ORIGINS
Ancient Romans used it to scent their baths
and beds, associating it with cleanliness and
healing. Medieval monks grew it in monastic
gardens for medicinal purposes, and its
name comes from the Latin lavare, meaning
"to wash."
The most prized variety in perfumery is
Lavandula angustifolia, also known as true
lavender. Grown in the high-altitude fields of
Provence, it yields a refined scent, whereas
lavandin — a hybrid cousin — offers a
sharper, camphoraceous profile often used
in soaps.
Today, lavender remains a bridge between
the therapeutic and the aesthetic, used in
everything from minimalist blends to
avant-garde compositions.Signature
Scent Spotlight
Featuring
lavender
Yves Saint Laurent – Libre
Bold femininity with a French twist.
Lavender dances with orange
blossom and vanilla.
A modern classicEarthy & Warm
Bergamot
Lemon
(Sicilia)
Neroli
Patchouli
Vetiver
Cedar
leaf
Vanilla
Orchid
Cotton
Flower
White
Ginger Lily
Blends
Well With
Fresh & Clean
Sweet & SoftBehind
the Scent
Lavender oil is one of the few essential oils
that can be applied directly to the skin in
aromatherapy. It’s also one of the most
gender-fluid ingredients in perfumery —
featured in both rugged masculine scents
and soft florals.
In fact, it was one of the key notes in the
first-ever fougère fragrance — Fougère
Royale by Houbigant (1882) — which
established an entire fragrance family still
loved today.
Lavender
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