Reed

Reed is a tall, slender aquatic grass that grows in marshes, wetlands, and along the edges of lakes and rivers. It has a distinctive green, reedy aroma with earthy, woody undertones. Reed is often harvested and used in various applications, including thatching, basket weaving, and as a natural building material.

Fragrances featuring reed notes evoke a sense of freshness, tranquility, and connection to nature. They can create a calming, grounding effect, making them suitable for everyday wear or for relaxing moments. Reed-based scents are often associated with outdoor settings, such as lakesides or marshes, and can inspire feelings of serenity and contemplation.

In perfumery, reed is often used as a base note, providing a natural, earthy, and slightly green backdrop for other fragrance notes. It is commonly found in woody, aquatic, and green-themed fragrances, where it helps to ground the scent and add depth and complexity.