Yarrow

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Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) smells intensely herbaceous and dry-floral, with bitter-green, slightly camphoraceous facets and a hay-like, chamomile-adjacent warmth that evokes sun-crushed meadow grasses and wild hedgerows. In perfumery it is used sparingly as a complex herbal modifier in aromatic colognes, fougères, and chypres, bridging citrus and florals to mossy woods while lending rustic meadow nuance, a gentle hay dryness, and a subtly medicinal freshness.

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