Blood

Blood in perfumery is often a conceptual accord, more evocative than literal. It leans toward metallic and mineral facets, hinting at iron and copper. Some perfumers utilize it to create an edgy, vital, or even unsettling effect. It can lend a raw, primal quality to a fragrance, suggesting life force and intensity. It is rarely a dominant scent but rather a subtle undercurrent adding depth and complexity.