Marigold

Marigold in perfumes often offers a bright, bold, and somewhat bitter scent, described as a mix of herbal, green, and citrusy notes. It can also have musky, spicy, or even resinous undertones, and in some cases, a hint of sweetness. Some describe it as having a unique, almost apple-like nuance, while others find it reminiscent of crushed leaves or even hot tires, depending on the concentration. Marigold is frequently used as a middle note in perfumes, adding depth and complexity.