Artemisia Perfumes
Artemisia, also known as mugwort or wormwood, brings green, bitter and aromatic herbal freshness to perfume. It can sharpen citrus, lavender and spices or balance sweeter floral accords.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does artemisia smell like in perfume?
Artemisia smells green, bitter, dry and aromatic. Depending on the blend, it can feel fresh, spicy or lightly camphoraceous.
Are artemisia, mugwort and wormwood the same?
Artemisia is the botanical name for a family of plants. Mugwort and wormwood belong to that family and may appear under those names in fragrance descriptions.
Which fragrance notes pair well with artemisia?
Bergamot, lemon, lavender, sage, mint, spices, leather, tobacco, amber and woods complement its herbal character especially well.
Do artemisia perfumes always smell bitter?
No. The bitter side can be noticeable, but citrus makes it fresher, flowers soften it and amber or vanilla add warmth.





































