Carrots, primarily recognized for their culinary use, hold a unique place in the world of fragrances. The distinct scent of carrot seeds, derived from the Daucus carota plant, is valued for its earthy, woody, and slightly sweet notes. Unlike many other natural essences used in perfumery, carrot doesn't have a long-standing historical presence in traditional fragrance compositions. It has, however, carved out a niche in contemporary perfumery, especially in 'green' and 'natural' fragrance lines. Carrot seed oil is often used to impart a grounding, earthy quality to a fragrance, balancing out more volatile top notes. Its subtly sweet and woody undertones add depth and complexity to a fragrance, making it a versatile ingredient in both men's and women's perfumes. This natural essence is appreciated for its unique olfactory profile that differs significantly from the common floral and citrus notes.
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