Ingredient Library

The Olfactory Atlas

Access the complete index of perfumery ingredients. Filter by chemical profile, origin, or olfactory family to understand fragrance composition.

315

Notes

12

Groups

Fig Leaf

Description
Fig leaf, derived from the leaves of the fig tree (Ficus carica), is a fresh, green, and slightly milky note in perfumery. Known for its unique blend of greenery and subtle sweetness, fig leaf adds a natural, earthy quality to fragrances. It is often used in floral, fruity, and green compositions, providing a fresh, slightly woody undertone that evokes the essence of lush, sunlit orchards.
Odor Profile
Fig leaf has a fresh, green aroma with subtle milky, slightly sweet, and woody undertones. Its scent is soft and airy, featuring hints of grass, citrus, and a faint earthiness. The overall profile is smooth, slightly fruity, and invigorating, evoking the feeling of a warm summer day in a fig orchard. Fig leaf adds a calming, natural depth to perfumes, enhancing their freshness and complexity with its subtle, earthy elegance.