Camphor

What it smells like

Camphor is a sharp, medicinal note that smells of moth‑balls with a bracing, intensely green bite. It has a cool, almost peppery sharpness that slices through sweetness, lending a crisp, almost dry, herbal punch. Perfumers use it to sharpen florals and green accords, provide a crisp lift, or as a fixative for bold, complex scents.

Materials used to create this note Not yet linked to a specific material in our library.

Perfumes featuring this note Emirates Laudano Nero Made of Sand Notorious Oud Royal Legrand Scandic