PATCHOULI

What is Patchouli?
Patchouli is a fragrant herb native to tropical regions of Asia, known for its rich, earthy aroma. The essential oil, extracted from the leaves of the plant, has been a staple in perfumery and aromatherapy for centuries.

Cultural Significance
Long prized in ancient rituals and traditional medicine, Patchouli gained popularity in the 1960s for its association with the bohemian lifestyle. Today, it remains a beloved note in modern perfumery, valued for its grounding and calming qualities.

A Timeless Ingredient
Used as a base note in many fragrances, Patchouli brings warmth, depth, and a distinctive earthiness to perfumes, making it a perfect choice for autumn. Its versatility allows it to shine both on its own and when paired with sweet, floral, or spicy notes.

Fragrance Family

Woody, Earthy

Patchouli has a deep, earthy, and slightly sweet aroma with a touch of spiciness. It exudes a warm, grounding scent with hints of musk and damp woods, making it perfect for cooler months and layered, complex fragrances.

Complimentary Notes

  • Floral

    Patchouli pairs beautifully with rose, jasmine, and ylang-ylang to create a balanced, sweet earthiness.

  • Gourmand

    Combined with vanilla, amber, or tonka bean, it delivers a rich, sensual warmth.

  • Spices

    Spicy accents like cinnamon help lift Patchouli's depth for a more vibrant, energizing scent.

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