tomato leaf
Green Family
Tomato leaf is a unique, green and slightly astringent note, reminiscent of a vegetable garden.
Intensity
moderate
Longevity
short
Popularity
2 fragrances
Family
Green
Olfactory Profile
green
fresh
earthy
sweet
spicy
About tomato leaf
Tomato leaf as a fragrance note captures the green, slightly herbal and astringent quality of the leaves of a tomato plant. It is cherished for its ability to evoke the freshness of a vegetable garden and has a nuanced complexity that includes hints of earthiness and a subtle vegetal sweetness. Originating from the natural foliage of tomato plants, this note is both distinctive and familiar. In perfumery, it is used to add a green, vibrant dimension to fragrances, often contributing to the freshness of the top notes. It brings an element of naturalness and an outdoor, summery feeling to compositions.
Natural Sources
- •Tomato plant leaves
Synthetic Alternatives
While primarily sourced from the actual leaves, there are synthetic versions designed to mimic the unique green and slightly earthy characteristic of tomato leaf, especially for use in perfumery and aroma products.
Perfumer's Tips
Use sparingly as a top note to introduce freshness and a natural green quality to a fragrance. It works best in small amounts to complement and contrast with other notes rather than dominate a blend.