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Hazelnut
Description
Hazelnut, derived from the nut of the Corylus avellana tree, is a rich, nutty note in perfumery. Known for its warm, creamy, and slightly sweet aroma, hazelnut adds depth and a cozy, indulgent quality to fragrances. It is often used in gourmand, woody, and oriental compositions to provide a smooth, comforting warmth and a subtle nutty richness.
Odor Profile
Hazelnut has a warm, nutty aroma with creamy, slightly sweet undertones. Its scent is smooth, rich, and slightly roasted, evoking the feeling of toasted nuts. There are subtle hints of chocolate and vanilla, enhancing its indulgent, comforting profile. The overall scent is rich and cozy, offering a grounding, sensual warmth. Hazelnut adds a delicious, edible quality to fragrances, making them feel warm, inviting, and luxurious.