Galbanum, derived from the resin of the Ferula galbaniflua plant, is a fresh, green, and slightly woody note in perfumery. Known for its sharp, herbal, and slightly resinous character, galbanum adds a vibrant, earthy, and somewhat bitter quality to fragrances. It is often used in chypre, floral, and green compositions to enhance freshness and add depth.

Galbanum has a fresh, green aroma with slightly resinous, herbal, and citrusy undertones. Its scent is sharp, slightly bitter, and woody, with nuances of earthiness and a faint floral quality. The overall profile is intense and invigorating, evoking the sensation of fresh vegetation and nature. Galbanum enhances fragrances by providing a green, slightly sharp freshness that adds complexity, depth, and a natural, organic character to compositions.