Clover Leaf
A green note inspired by clover leaves, bringing a fresh, crisp, leafy greenness to fragrances.
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About Clover Leaf
Clover belongs to the genus Trifolium, plants whose leaves are usually made up of three leaflets. Clover Leaf focuses on that foliage rather than the flowers, translating the look and feel of fresh green leaves into scent. Since the genus covers many species, it is best read as an impression of clover greenery, not a portrait of one particular plant.
Scent Profile
Picture a leaf torn between your fingers or a patch of freshly cut meadow: the note centers on a **crisp, juicy greenness**. Rather than floral sweetness, it emphasizes leafy freshness with a cool, airy lift and a faint, earthy softness underneath.
Use in Perfumery
It can be a natural fit for green and aromatic compositions, adding a breath of open air and a sense of transparency. Alongside a green tea note, it sharpens the clean, calm feel; layered with a floral bouquet, it can read like leaves tucked around the flowers, giving the arrangement more shape and depth.
Did You Know?
Trifolium plants are valued as pasture, hay, and honey plants, so it is no surprise that clover feels so at home in fields and farmland.
