Rain Notes

What it smells like

Rain Notes, often called petrichor, evoke the scent of freshly wet earth and stone. The fragrance is built around geosmin, a microbial compound, and complemented by ozonic and aquatic accords such as calone. It conjures damp soil, misty woods, and the faint scent of rain‑soaked foliage, creating a cool, refreshing, almost mineral aura that perfumers use to evoke freshness and natural renewal.

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

Perfumes featuring this note Pleasures When the Rain Stops