Vetiver is often described as dry, earthy, grassy, woody and sometimes smoky.
What Does Vetiver Do in a Fragrance?
Vetiver can make fresh, citrus or floral fragrances feel drier and more structured without requiring a heavy wood accord.
What Does It Smell Like?
Depending on the blend, vetiver may read green, rooty, dry, smoky or woody. It is often most noticeable as structure rather than obvious sweetness.
What Is Vetiver Paired With?
- Citrus for a dry fresh contrast.
- Marine notes for darker freshness.
- Florals to add an earthy base.
- Amber, musk and sandalwood for depth.
Romilow Fragrances With Vetiver
- Rebel Black
- Obsidian
- Violet Omen
Will You Like Vetiver?
You may enjoy it if you like woody, green or dry fragrance and often find sweet scents too soft.
Continue with Top, Middle, and Base Notes Explained.