Caper
Inspired by the unopened flower buds and foliage of the caper bush, caper adds a fresh botanical impression to fragrance compositions.
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About Caper
Caper (*Capparis spinosa*) is a sprawling shrub in the Capparaceae family native to the Mediterranean basin and southern Eurasia. The plant produces delicate white-and-pink blossoms, and its unopened flower buds and berries are cultivated worldwide. In perfumery, caper serves as an imaginative accord evoking the fresh greenery and botanical presence of the living bush.
Scent Profile
Caper accords center on a rustic green impression reminiscent of fresh buds and living foliage. The scent conveys an unadorned leafy freshness with subtle herbal undertones.
Use in Perfumery
Perfumers can combine caper with citrus or aromatic herbs to bring an airy botanical facet to fresh compositions. Blending caper with woody elements can also complement natural, grounded fragrance architectures.
