Fresh Grass

About Fresh Grass

Fresh Grass is a bright green note that suggests cut grass, dewy lawns, leafy sap, and outdoor air. It brings moisture, green stems, and a faint earthy trace into a fragrance without becoming too dark.

Scent Profile

The profile is green, watery, lightly bitter, clean, and lively. It is softer than galbanum and more familiar than many abstract green leaf notes, with the feeling of stepping outside.

Use in Perfumery

Fresh Grass works from the opening into the heart with citrus, pear, rose, lilac, musks, tea, woods, and light florals. It can make fruits and flowers feel fresher, clearer, and less sugary.

Did You Know?

A controlled grassy note can make a composition feel young without becoming childish. It is especially useful when fruit needs a crisp green counterpoint. If paired with musk, it can suggest clean laundry dried outdoors rather than a literal lawn. Tea notes can make it calmer. The smell of cut grass is linked to green volatile compounds released by leaves. In perfume, the effect often creates nostalgia, daylight, and a natural outdoor freshness.