Synthetics
Delivers a fresh, green-bitter citrus character with woody undertones and a distinctive sweet-floral drydown that sets it apart from traditional lemon oils
Odor Strength
Medium
Odor Type
Floral
How perfumers typically use Petitgrain Lemon Oil in their compositions.
7 formulas
6 formulas
1 formulas
Fragrance styles and categories where Petitgrain Lemon Oil appears most often.
5 formulas
3 formulas
1 formulas
1 formulas
Luebke, William tgsc, (2009): Fresh sweet oily floral citrus lemon tomato woody bitter
Pell Wall Perfumes: Fresh, sweet, lemon, green woody
According to arctander “lemon petitgrain oil is a pale yellow to greenish yellow or olive-amber colored liquid of very strong, fresh odor with a distinct bitter undertone, at times woody, in poorer oils grassy. the dry out should be very rich and sweet, slightly floral-fruity.”
IFF: The green bitterness of petitgrain with a strong verbena top note. pleasant and lasting mellow woody floral candy fruity undertone