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Chamomile

Description
Chamomile, derived from the flowers of the Matricaria chamomilla or Chamaemelum nobile plants, is a soft, herbal note in perfumery. Known for its calming, soothing, and slightly apple-like aroma, chamomile adds a gentle, warm quality to fragrances. It is often used in floral, herbal, and green compositions to provide a comforting, natural depth and a sense of tranquility.
Odor Profile
Chamomile has a soft, slightly sweet aroma with herbal, fruity, and slightly honeyed undertones. Its scent is smooth, calming, and slightly green, with hints of apple and a faint, warm spiciness. The overall profile is gentle, inviting, and soothing, evoking the feeling of relaxation and comfort. Chamomile enhances fragrances with its light, cozy, and serene character, adding a sense of peacefulness and natural elegance.