davana
Fruity Family
Davana is a unique, fruity, and slightly woody fragrance note.
Intensity
strong
Longevity
moderate
Popularity
2 fragrances
Family
Fruity
Olfactory Profile
sweet
green
spicy
woody
floral
About davana
Davana is a complex note with a rich history, derived from the Artemisia pallens plant, native to India. It showcases a unique, sweet, and fruity aroma with a subtle woody and green undertone, making it quite distinctive in the realm of perfumery. Davana oil is extracted from the leaves and flowers of the plant, and its aroma can change depending on the individual's skin chemistry, making it a fascinating choice for personalized fragrances. Its versatility and exotic scent profile have made it a cherished note among perfumers, especially in crafting oriental and floral compositions.
Natural Sources
- •Artemisia pallens (Davana plant)
Synthetic Alternatives
While natural davana oil is preferred for its complexity and depth, synthetic alternatives or components may be used to mimic its sweet, fruity, and woody facets, especially in more commercially constrained or volume-driven products.
Perfumer's Tips
Davana is typically used as a top note to introduce a fragrance with a burst of sweetness and complexity. Its unique property of reacting differently on each individual's skin makes it a fascinating choice for creating personalized scents. Use sparingly due to its strong character and potential to dominate the composition.