Description
Myrtle is a bright, lemony-camphoraceous top note with a resinous undertone that stops it reading as merely fresh. It sits close to rosemary and juniper in character while remaining distinctly its own material.
In composition
Perfumers use it in herbal and aldehydic colognes, aromatic fougères, chypre masculins and Mediterranean-facing compositions — usually to open a structure rather than to carry it.
Enquiring
Send the profile you are working to, the volume and the destination market at Request a Quote. How a consignment is identified and traced is set out in our approach to specification and traceability. Origin and season are in where Moroccan material is grown and gathered; packing and terms in packing and export arrangements.
