Grass

Cacharel

The first impression is ethereal—white musk and freesia create a soft, almost transparent veil, while subtle fruit notes (peach and plum) hover without turning sweet.

Carolina Herrera

The opening feels dewy and brisk—grapefruit and bergamot cut through a green, almost crushed-stem freshness that sets a crisp, masculine tone.

Goutal

Petite Cherie opens with a dewy orchard clarity—fresh pear and peach that feel sun-warmed rather than syrupy, cut through with a green grass note that keeps the fruit from turning cloying.

Tiziana Terenzi

Ylang-ylang and bergamot open together — the ylang creamy and almost banana-floral, the bergamot keeping things bright and citrus-clean, with a fleeting green-grass note.

Ormonde Jayne

Ormonde Woman arrives green and cool — cardamom and dry grass opening into something unusual, almost medicinal, the kind of freshness found in deep shade rather than sunlit meadows.

Frédéric Malle

Bigarade Concentrée is an exercise in restraint — Jean-Claude Ellena distilling the clean, slightly bitter freshness of bigarade orange into a composition that barely whispers.

Giorgio Armani

Figuier-Eden opens with a bright snap of pink pepper tempered by bergamot, the citrus providing just enough lift before the fig arrives.

Escada

Into the Blue opens with a crisp, wet-grass brightness—less meadow than morning dew on a pristine lawn.

Azzaro

Chrome Sport opens with a sharp jolt of grapefruit and bergamot, citrus stripped clean of sweetness and pushed into tart, slightly metallic territory.

Hugo Boss

Hugo Woman Eau de Parfum opens with an unexpected sharpness—a grassy, almost stem-like green that feels more like snapped foliage than delicate florals.

Oriflame

The opening is a bright citrus-melon surge, sharp with grapefruit and lemon but softened by the dewiness of crushed grass.

Histoires De Parfums

Tuberose stands front and center—bruised, slightly overripe, with a green-wet quality that keeps it from tipping into pure cream.

Mancera

Wave-Musk opens with a bright citrus jolt—grapefruit sliced clean and sharp—tempered by the green snap of grass and a tart, almost metallic blackcurrant.

L'Occitane en Provence

Herbae opens with a snap of pink pepper tempered by bergamot, immediately fresh but not citrus-heavy.

Clean

Clean's Fresh Laundry opens with a bright citrus snap—lime and orange mingling with a green, nearly grassy edge—that immediately evokes sunlit cotton hanging on a line.

Lorenzo Villoresi

Villoresi's Yerbamate opens with a cool rush of mint and tarragon, tempered by ylang-ylang's faint floral sweetness.

Olfactive Studio

Panorama opens with crisp bergamot and a distinctive green sharpness—fig leaf and galbanum cutting through citrus like light through morning grass.

DS Durga

Rose Atlantic opens with a sharp, salty brightness—bergamot and lemon cut through like ocean spray against driftwood.

By Rosie Jane

The first spray of Leila Lou is unexpectedly green—not dewy florals but actual grass, sun-warmed and slightly crushed underfoot.

Floris

A crisp citrus-and-cardamom greeting gives way almost immediately to sandalwood, the heart of this composition.

Paris Hilton

Just Me for Men opens with a sharp citrus spray—lime and bergamot cut through the air with surprising vigor, grounded by a green, crushed-grass note that keeps the introduction from feeling purely aquatic or generic.

Jo Malone London

The opening is crisp and verdant, balancing the milky-green sweetness of fig with a sharp grass note that feels almost dewy.

Diptyque

L'Eau des Hesperides opens with a bright, almost tart burst of lemon and petitgrain, the bitter-green quality of the latter cutting through any sweetness and keeping things angular.

Bond No. 9

Named after New York City's elevated rail-turned-park, High Line by Bond No.

Bond No. 9

Grass leads the opening — cool, slightly sappy, with a soft green moisture immediately readable as spring.

Roja Dove

Roja Dove designs Isola Blu as a total olfactory immersion in the Italian coastal landscape — not a linear composition but a meditation on a place.

Marc Jacobs

Laurent Le Guernec's Rain Splash 2016 captures the moments after summer rain with considered accuracy: wet grass and clementine in the opening with the green-resinous character of cypress — a citrus-fresh accord with structural depth.

Louis Vuitton

Sur la Route opens with a bright, peppery citrus that quickly gives way to its true nature: a dry, slightly dusty leather that feels more like the interior of a vintage car than a polished luxury good.

Masakï Matsushïma

Opens with a juicy, slightly tart pomegranate against the cool, watery snap of bamboo — fruit and stem in conversation, both green-leaning, neither sweet.

Roja Parfums

Oligarch opens with an herbal-green-citrus volley — lavender, thyme, lime, lemon, bergamot — that reads more fougère than cologne, thanks to thyme's pungent edge.

O Boticário

The opening is saturated with dark fruit -- cassis, red berries, mandarin, grapefruit -- the kind of dense berry-citrus accord that reads youthful and assertive.

L'Occitane en Provence

Lemon and cinnamon open with the character of warm citrus tea — the spice restraining any sweetness at first.

Comme Des Garçons

Serpentine opens with cut grass and galbanum—a green, almost photosynthetic freshness with vegetal crispness from iris leaf and a faint white-noise quality from the aldehydes underneath.

Frédéric Malle

With no listed top notes, the opening leans into a fresh aromatic feel built around cardamom from the wider note set: peppery, lifted, slightly green.

DS Durga

Orange opens bright and brief, a citrus snap that vanishes quickly into the green-aromatic register that follows.

Mancera

Roses Jasmine sets up cleaner than its title implies.

Hugo Boss

Hugo Woman Extreme opens on a note that's immediately legible — bruised grass cut with boysenberry, the sweetness of the berry holding steady while the green push of the grass keeps it from reading as candy.

Alcina

Cut grass opens green and almost juice-bitter — that just-mowed-lawn impression carries the entrance with a clean, slightly sharp freshness.

Carolina Herrera

212 Men opens on a basket of green notes, grapefruit, lavender, and petitgrain — citrus-forward with an herbal lift that signals the aromatic fougère of the late 1990s.

Oriza L. Legrand

Mint and orange blossom open cool and slightly soapy, the mint giving an unusual aromatic bite while the blossom keeps things floral rather than purely herbal.

Giorgio Armani

Figuier Eden opens with a citrus-spice trio — bergamot, mandarin, pink pepper — that's light and precise.

Guerlain

Ma Robe Pétales is the floral-green daughter of La Petite Robe Noire — Thierry Wasser keeping the line's silhouette but swapping the cherry-and-licorice plot for grass, mandarin, and almond blossom.

Goutal

A ripe-pear opening over a bed of cut grass — the contrast between sweet juicy fruit and green stem is where the perfume sets its tone.

Bath & Body Works

The name delivers exactly: Rainkissed Leaves opens with grapefruit and damp grass, the kind of sharp-clean green that reads like the moment just after a summer storm.

Fresh

Orange, grapefruit, and bergamot open with a sun-bright citrus spray, grass adding an unexpected green sharpness that pulls the top toward freshly mowed lawn rather than fruit stand.

Les Liquides Imaginaires

An unapologetic skin-and-fur composition that opens on a hot crackle of black pepper, cumin and saffron — the spices feel pelt-warmed rather than kitchen-dry, immediately suggestive of body.

Maria Candida Gentile

Olfactive Studio

Violet Shot opens with a sharp, peppery bite from pink pepper alongside a clean-cut grassiness that reads almost medicinal in its freshness.

Giorgio Armani

A breezy early-2000s masculine built on the clean-citrus-sport template of its era.

Ormonde Jayne

Magnolia leads the opening — clean, lemon-tinged, with a green snap of cut grass and bergamot lifting it.

Gap

Czech Speake

A spirited opening of mint, rum, lime, and bergamot has the smell of a tropical drink wrapped in cologne, with the rum giving an unmistakable boozy-sweet shading that the mint and lime cool down.

Marc Jacobs

Rain is the most atmospheric entry in Marc Jacobs' Splash series, built on the sensory impression of a rainstorm rather than any conventional aquatic formula.

Acca Kappa

Neroli and bergamot open lightly, with a streak of fresh grass that keeps things from feeling too sweet at first.

Lush

A sharp, literal green opening — cut grass and nothing else at first, almost aggressively raw.

YS Uzac

Without a top stage, the composition opens directly into the heart.

Boadicea The Victorious

Bergamot and a green grassy lift open clean — bright, almost dewy, with the grass reading more leafy than herbal.

Pierre Guillaume Paris

Galbanum and fresh grass open with a distinctly green, almost vegetative sharpness — cut stems and cool morning air.

James Heeley

Grass leads the opening — raw, slightly damp, and immediately green — with a crispness that feels more like a field after rain than anything cultivated.

Brocard / Брокард

Grass and violet open green and slightly damp — a pairing that reads more like a meadow at dawn than a perfumer's sketch.

Yves Saint Laurent

Paris Jardins Romantiques opens green — a cut-grass note and mandarin orange suggesting the early morning of a French garden before anything has had time to warm.

Les Parfums De Rosine

Saffron over rose, with bergamot's brief brightness in the first minutes — the opening reads dry and warm at the same time, like spice opened from foil.

Ormonde Jayne

Cardamom and fresh grass open together — cool, slightly sharp, and green.

Oriza L. Legrand

Lily of the valley announces itself immediately alongside fresh-cut grass, creating an opening that is almost aggressively green and dewy.

Ramón Monegal

The opening is a loose cluster of citrus — yuzu, bergamot, grapefruit — lifted by black currant and peach, making the first impression bright and slightly tart.

D.S. & Durga

D.S. & Durga

Cowboy Grass opens with rosewood and bergamot — a warm, slightly citrus-edged brightness that feels more meadow than forest.

Clean

Bergamot leads with a sharp, sun-lit citrus edge that quickly folds into freshly-cut grass, giving the opening a breezy, chlorophyll-laced snap.

Nicolai Parfumeur Createur

Grapefruit flashes first, tart and slightly bitter, slicing across a dewy grass accord that smells like crushed stems rather than lawn clippings.

DS Durga

Floris

Black pepper crackles over lemon and cardamom, giving the opening a dry, woody spice that immediately warms the citric lift.

Rook Perfumes

Mint snaps open with a cool chlorophyll bite that feels like crushed stems between fingers, immediately joined by wet grass that keeps the accord sun-laden rather than sugary.

Tommy Hilfiger

Star anise introduces a sharp, licorice-like spice that blends with zesty grapefruit and bergamot.

Jo Malone London

A bright citrus opening — mandarin and cedrat — that seems an unlikely partner for tobacco.

biehl parfumkunstwerke

Magnolia and lime open with a crisp floral-citrus burst, brightened by pink pepper's soft spice and basil's aromatic green edge.

Jean Paul Gaultier

A summer-weight reading of the familiar Le Male DNA: the lavender is thinned with mint and cardamom up top, and the heart loses the orange blossom in favor of a green grass note that keeps everything ventilated.

Maison Alhambra

Jasmine and ylang-ylang create an opulent tropical floral opening that is both sweet and slightly animalic.

Nina Ricci

Pear and grass open with a dewy green bite that quickly sweetens as neroli’s honeyed petal folds into orange blossom’s creamy pollen cloud.

Al Haramain Perfumes

Lime slices through crushed grass, the citric snap quick and photorealistic against the dewy green blade accord.

Nicolaï / Parfums de Nicolaï

Yuzu slices through the opening with sharp, bitter-citrus oil that lands between lime and mandarin orange, while grapefruit adds a drier pith facet and a snap of chlorophyll-rich grass keeps the top airy rather than juicy.

Tiziana Terenzi

Melon and pear open with a crisp aquatic sweetness, immediately cooled by mint and grass that add a green freshness.

Thera Cosmeticos

Violet leaf and grass create a sharp green opening with a dewy, almost metallic freshness.

Antonio Visconti

Saffron and pink pepper create an immediate warm-spicy opening with subtle citrus undertones from grapefruit and orange.

Rasasi

Tropical pineapple and stone fruits open with a juicy intensity, tempered by a green grass note that prevents excessive sweetness.

Jean Paul Gaultier

Mint and lavender open with a cool aromatic freshness that is immediately bright and invigorating.

Rook Perfumes

Black pepper and fresh-cut grass create an immediate spicy-green opening that feels both earthy and invigorating.

Bond No. 9

Lily of the valley and grass create a crisp green opening with a dewy floral freshness.

Avon

Black pepper and grass create an immediate sharp green opening with spicy aromatic intensity.

Brocard / Брокард

Black currant opens with a tart, leafy snap that immediately merges with crushed grass, creating a photorealistic backyard-green accord that feels sun-warmed rather than dewy.

Carolina Herrera

Petitgrain slashes iced citrus across the opening, its metallic-green edge sharpened by crushed grass that smells like frosted lawn clippings.

Roads

Mint slashes through the opening with a frost-bitten green blade, instantly cooled by dewy grass that smells torn rather than trimmed.

Jean Paul Gaultier

Mint opens with a frosty snap that chills the familiar lavender-cardamom spine, stripping the usual barbershop sweetness and leaving a metallic green edge.

Heeley

Grass opens with a dewy snap that feels like crushed stems between fingers, setting an immediate outdoors tone.

Al Rehab

Orange opens bright and sweet, a candied peel that quickly folds into bergamot’s sharper citrus edge.

Nicolaï / Parfums de Nicolaï

Grapefruit slices through the opening with sharp pith while a snapped-stem grass accord adds a dewy green bite; together they read like morning garden shears.

L'Occitane en Provence

Lemon and grass open crisp and sun-lit, slicing quickly into a translucent green veil.

Paco Rabanne

Lavender and neroli open together, the herb’s cool camphor bite shearing off the blossom’s honeyed wax while lemon and grapefruit flash metallic citrus sparks that sharpen the edges.

Jean Paul Gaultier

Mint opens with a cool, almost frozen blast that slices through the familiar lavender-cardamom spine, giving the top a frosty, mojito-like edge.

Faberlic

Peony opens crisp and watery, its dewy petals sharpened by a snap of cut grass that reads almost cucumber-cool.

Kilian

Grass opens sharp and chlorophyll-laden, slicing through humid night air with a snapped-stem bitterness that reads almost salty.

Ard Al Zaafaran / ارض الزعفران التجارية

Grass rides a clean chlorophyll line across the skin, snapping like snapped stems before the base folds in.

Nicolaï / Parfums de Nicolaï

Lemon slices over crushed thyme open the scent, the grass note adding a dewy chlorophyll edge that keeps the citrus from turning candied.

Pierre Guillaume

Grass opens green and slightly bitter, cutting through the air like crushed stems rather than lawn clippings.

Avon

Apricot and lemon arrive first, a fuzzy-citrus flash sharpened by green grass that keeps the fruit from going syrupy.

Daniel Josier

Galbanum snaps open with a bitter-green bite that bergamot softens into crisp, sunlit leaves.

Farmacia SS. Annunziata

Tobacco dominates from the first breath, its cured-leaf sweetness amplified by grassy accents and a waxy labdanum that feels almost honeyed.

Natura

Grapefruit and bergamot launch Atmos with a tart, effervescent citrus flash that feels lightly sugared rather than sharp.

Duftanker MGO Duftmanufaktur

Neroli sparks the opening with a bitter-orange flash that lemon sharpens while eucalyptus injects a camphorous chill.

Aura of Kazakhstan

The Legend of Tomiris opens with a fleeting brightness—neroli tempered by green, almost crushed-stem freshness that feels less citrus than pastoral.

Claire's

Galbanum snaps open with a bitter green blade that slices through freshly crushed grass, creating an almost photosynthetic glare.

Marc Jacobs

Maissa Parfums

Ylang-ylang and bergamot create a buttery-citric opening that feels simultaneously creamy and sharp, while a green grass note adds a dewy snap that keeps the florals from turning syrupy.

Floris

Florissa opens with a dewy green brightness—lily of the valley and fresh-cut grass meeting jasmine in a way that feels like stepping into an English garden just after rain.

Nicolaï / Parfums de Nicolaï

Lemon and bergamot slice open with a sharp, sunlit edge that the grass note immediately softens into a dewy green shimmer.

Pierre Guillaume

Galbanum slashes through the opening with a bitter, crushed-leaf bite that feels almost wet, while dried grass adds a sun-baked hay facet that keeps the green accord from turning too sharp.

Aura of Kazakhstan

Black currant lands tart and slightly leafy, its natural green edge amplified by a cut-grass note that feels like morning dew on metal.

D.S. & Durga

Orange opens with a bright, sunlit burst that immediately reads as candied zest rather than acidic juice, setting a playful tone.

Ricardo Ramos - Perfumes de Autor

Basil cuts a vivid green streak across the opening, its peppery leaf edge sharpened by sun-warmed grass and the milky sap of broken fig stems.

Marvel

Apple and cinnamon create a sweet-spicy opening that feels more bakery than boardroom, with bergamot adding a brief citric snap before the spice dominates.

Neil Morris Fragrances

Lime and bergamot open with a sharp, almost effervescent green-citrus snap that quickly draws gardenia forward, its creamy white petals edged by freshly cut grass that keeps the floral from turning syrupy.