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Té verde en perfumes: Guía de notas y aromas de té verde

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The scent of green tea is like experiencing an awakening. Like the beverage, green tea in perfume is cherished in perfumery for its fresh, earthy gentleness and energizing aroma. Green tea in perfumes and tea-infused scent notes are often paired with citrus, floral, and musk notes for an uplifting scent that all genders can wear and love. Within this guide, we ask fragrance expert, Tripta Holtz, Senior Fine Fragrance Evaluator at L’Oréal USA to explain what green tea in perfume smells like, scents that pair well with green tea, where green tea notes sit in the layers of fragrance, and more.

What Does Green Tea Smell Like in Perfume?

Green tea in perfume has become increasingly popular thanks, in part, to its unique olfactory characteristics. The facet of green tea is composed from its unique accord, or the blend of notes that inscribe the fragrance’s scent. Green tea in perfume smells fresh and uplifting – it’s an earthy, woody note, explains Tripta, and its green freshness is typically reinforced with a citrus heart, such as bergamot.

What Perfume Notes Does Green Tea Pair Well With?

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“Green tea pairs well with floral, wood, and musk perfume notes.”, says Tripta. “And citrus is always paired with green tea.” Because bergamot has that citrus heart and contains certain molecules that overlap with tea, and itself smells like earl grey tea, it blends beautifully with tea notes. Green tea scents pair well with any florals, like rose and jasmine. The buds of a jasmine flower can have a green and fresh or herbal and vegetable aroma depending on the notes it’s paired with. For example, when jasmine is paired with tea notes, it takes the scent of fresh, white floral tea. Whereas a rose and green tea perfume has a sweetness to the scent, bringing an elegant, faceted floral tone to a tea perfume. Idôle Eau de Toilette is one of Lancôme’s freshest scents with green tea accord, blooming roses, and fresh bergamot. It’s an energizing encounter between floral notes and a green, juicy freshness.

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Where Does Green Tea Sit in the Layers of Perfume Notes?

“Green tea is typically a top to middle note”, explains Tripta, “and the exact placement of green tea is determined by the notes it’s paired with.” We learned that green tea is always paired with citrus, and this you will smell in the top layer. When green tea is paired with woods, for example, patchouli and oud notes, the scent becomes heavier, bringing the notes of green tea to the middle.

What Are Green Notes in Perfume?

Green notes in perfume refer to aromatic ingredients that evoke the fresh, crisp, and vibrant scent of green plants, leaves, and grass. These notes can include ingredients such as matcha, vetiver, black tea, green tea, and various herbs. They add a natural and invigorating element to fragrances, often creating a sense of vitality and outdoorsy energy. Images of lush green landscapes and vibrant foliage may come to mind.

What Are the Olfactory Benefits of Green Tea?

Green tea offers several olfactory benefits due to its unique aroma profile. Here are some of the olfactory benefits associated with green tea:

Refreshing and Invigorating: The scent of green tea is often described as fresh, crisp, and uplifting. It has a rejuvenating effect on the senses, providing a burst of energy and revitalization.

Calming and Relaxing: While green tea is known for its energizing properties, it also can have a soothing and calming effect. Its aroma can help create a sense of tranquility and relaxation, making it a popular choice for aromatherapy and spa products.

Clean and Natural: The scent of green tea is often associated with cleanliness and clarity. It can have a natural and pure aroma that evokes a sense of freshness, making it a popular choice for perfumes and home fragrances.

Subtle and Delicate: Green tea has a subtle and delicate fragrance that is not overpowering. Its light and airy aroma make it suitable for those who prefer more understated scents or for layering with other fragrances.

Aromatic Harmony: Green tea blends well with a variety of other fragrance notes, such as citrus, floral, and herbal notes. It can add a touch of complexity and balance to perfume compositions, enhancing the overall olfactory experience.

Mood-Boosting: The aroma of green tea is often associated with positive emotions and a sense of well-being. It can help uplift the mood and promote a sense of harmony and balance.

Whether enjoyed as a beverage or incorporated into fragrances and aromatherapy products, green tea's aroma may have a positive impact on your olfactory experience and overall well-being.

Is Green Tea a Unisex Fragrance?

Yes, green tea perfume is often considered unisex. The fresh and invigorating scent of green tea appeals to both men and women, making it a versatile fragrance choice. Its clean and natural aroma is not overly feminine or masculine, allowing it to be enjoyed by scent lovers of any gender.

Additionally, green tea notes are often used as a base or a supporting note in many perfumes, blending harmoniously with other ingredients such as citrus, floral, or woody notes. This versatility allows green tea perfumes to be layered or mixed with other scents, further enhancing their unisex appeal. Ultimately, the choice to wear a green tea perfume is a matter of personal preference, regardless of gender.

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