boxwood

Boxwood in perfumery evokes a distinctive, somewhat austere greenness. Often described as having a dry, woody character with subtle herbal nuances, it lends a refined and structured quality to fragrances. The scent can be reminiscent of freshly cut grass or a trimmed hedge, providing a crisp, clean, and slightly bitter undertone. It contributes a certain formality and elegance to compositions, acting as a grounding element.