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Almond

Description
Almond, derived from the nuts of the Prunus amygdalus tree, is a sweet, nutty note in perfumery. Known for its warm, comforting, and slightly creamy character, almond adds richness and depth to fragrances. It is often used in gourmand, floral, and oriental compositions, bringing a smooth, indulgent sweetness and a nutty warmth.
Odor Profile
Almond has a sweet, nutty aroma with creamy, slightly marzipan-like undertones. Its scent is smooth and rich, with hints of vanilla and a faint, floral sweetness. The overall profile is warm, comforting, and indulgent, offering a rich, slightly nutty sweetness that enhances the depth and warmth of a fragrance. Almond brings a smooth, luxurious quality to perfumes, adding both elegance and a cozy, familiar richness.