silver armoise
Aromatic Family
Silver armoise is a highly aromatic, silvery-leafed plant noted for its unique, slightly camphorous aroma.
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Aromatic
Olfactory Profile
About silver armoise
Silver armoise, also known as Artemisia, is a genus of aromatic plants with silver-hued leaves, known for its distinctive, somewhat bitter and camphorous scent with a woody and herbaceous character. Originating from temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere, silver armoise has been utilized in traditional medicine and perfumery for centuries. In perfumery, it adds depth and complexity to fragrances, often used to impart a fresh, green, and slightly woody nuance. Its unique scent profile makes it a valuable middle note in aromatic and fougère compositions.
Natural Sources
- •Artemisia arborescens (Tree Wormwood)
- •Artemisia absinthium (Wormwood)
Synthetic Alternatives
While primarily derived from natural sources, synthetic analogues may be created to mimic its complex scent profile, particularly for use in modern fragrances where consistency and availability are key.
Perfumer's Tips
Silver armoise works best as a middle note to introduce an aromatic, green, and subtly woody character to compositions. It should be used sparingly to avoid overpowering other notes, particularly in fresh, aromatic, and fougère fragrances.