Smoke, as a note in perfumery, evokes the rich, charred, and sometimes woody scent of burning materials, such as wood, incense, or tobacco. Often used in oriental, woody, and leathery compositions, it adds an element of depth, warmth, and mystery to fragrances. Smoke can enhance the raw, earthy, or slightly burnt qualities of a composition, bringing a sophisticated yet rugged allure to perfumes.

Smoke has a warm, earthy, and slightly acrid aroma with woody, leathery, and sometimes tobacco-like nuances. Its scent is intense and slightly ashy, evoking the sense of a fire that has burned down to embers. Depending on the blend, smoke may carry a dry, resinous, or even sweet undertone, adding a complex and intriguing depth to fragrances.