Henna Flower

An absolute from henna flowers, with a sweet floral character recalling tea and boronia.

Floral

Henna Flower — representative aroma illustration

About Henna Flower

Henna flower absolute is derived from the blossoms of Lawsonia inermis, the henna plant. While the leaves are widely known for their use as a dye and in body art, the flowers yield a fragrant absolute used in perfumery.

Scent Profile

The scent is sweet and delicately floral, with a subtle **tea**-like nuance that adds a refined, airy quality. A floral depth reminiscent of boronia sits alongside the sweetness, giving the material a more layered character.

Use in Perfumery

Henna flower absolute is used primarily as a middle note to add depth and a natural, slightly bitter-green shading to floral compositions. It blends well with rose and other floral materials, tempering their sweetness and enhancing complexity.

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