bluebell
Floral Family
Bluebell is a delicate, fresh floral note, evoking the essence of spring mornings.
Intensity
light
Longevity
moderate
Popularity
1 fragrances
Family
Floral
Olfactory Profile
floral
fresh
green
sweet
powdery
About bluebell
Bluebell as a fragrance note captures the essence of the tiny, bell-shaped flowers that blanket woodland areas in spring. It is known for its light, clear, and fresh floral scent, with a slightly sweet and green nuance. Originating from the wild bluebell flowers found in ancient woodlands, this note brings a touch of the serene and mystical beauty of nature into perfumery. It is particularly valued for its delicate and subtle aroma, making it a favorite among perfumers for creating fresh, floral compositions. Despite the challenges in extracting oil directly from the flowers, the scent of bluebells is often recreated synthetically to capture its unique fragrance.
Natural Sources
- •Hyacinthoides non-scripta (English Bluebell)
- •Hyacinthoides hispanica (Spanish Bluebell)
Synthetic Alternatives
Due to the difficulty in extracting oils directly from bluebell flowers, synthetic versions are often created to replicate its light, fresh floral scent. These synthetic replicas are crafted using a blend of aroma chemicals to mimic the natural fragrance of bluebells accurately.
Perfumer's Tips
Use sparingly as a middle note to introduce a fresh, floral, and slightly green nuance to spring and summer fragrance compositions. It works particularly well to soften and add complexity to floral bouquets without overpowering them.