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Violet Leaf
Description
Violet leaf, derived from the leaves of the Viola odorata plant, is a fresh, green, and slightly floral note used in perfumery. Known for its delicate and dewy aroma, violet leaf brings a natural, earthy character to fragrances. Often featured as a top or middle note, it adds brightness, softness, and a touch of green freshness to floral, chypre, and woody compositions.
Odor Profile
Violet leaf has a fresh, green aroma with slightly floral, herbal, and peppery nuances. Its scent is crisp, with hints of sweetness and a subtle, dewy quality that evokes the feeling of fresh, rain-soaked leaves. The profile is smooth and slightly powdery, with an earthy, slightly woody undertone, making violet leaf a versatile and elegant note in perfumery.