FRAGRANCE NOTES "Q"

Fragrance notes starting with Q are relatively rare, often focusing on unique woods and tart, fruity accents.

Quassia: A bitter, woody note derived from the "Bitter-wood" tree; it adds a sharp, clean, and medicinal touch to botanical blends.

Quebracho: A South American wood note that is dense, tannic, and leathery, frequently used to provide a dry, rugged base.

Quince: A fruit note that sits between a pear and an apple; it is tart, astringent, and rosy, often used to add a sophisticated "bite" to floral perfumes. 

Queen of the Night: A "fantasy" floral note based on the Cactus flower that blooms only at night; it is heady, sweet, and mysterious, similar to a lighter jasmine.

Quercus: Named after the Latin for "Oak," this is often a mossy, woody accord featuring oakwood and earthy undertones.

Qat (Khat): A rare herbal, green note with slightly astringent and stimulating aromatic facets.