Mimosa, also known as Acacia dealbata or silver wattle, is a flowering plant that is valued for its delicate and sweet fragrance. In perfumery, mimosa is highly regarded for its unique scent profile and is commonly used as a floral note in fragrances. Mimosa is native to southeastern Australia, but is now cultivated around the world in suitable climates. Ours is sourced from India.

The scent of mimosa is often described as soft, powdery, and slightly sweet with hints of green and floral notes. It has a gentle and calming aroma that is reminiscent of freshly bloomed flowers. Mimosa adds a touch of femininity, elegance, and subtlety to perfumes.

Mimosa is often used as a supporting note in floral compositions, blending well with other floral ingredients such as rose, jasmine, violet, or lily of the valley. It adds depth and complexity to floral fragrances, contributing a soft, powdery aspect to the overall scent. It is a Middle note in our Floral family.

Mimosa is known for its powdery character, which gives a sense of comfort and nostalgia. It imparts a warm and comforting feeling to fragrances, making it a popular choice in perfumes intended for cozy and intimate settings.

Mimosa has a subtle sensuality that can evoke feelings of tenderness and romance. Its delicate aroma is often associated with femininity and can be used to create soft, alluring, and intimate fragrances.

Mimosa is used in a wide range of perfume categories, including floral, powdery, oriental, and woody fragrances. Its versatility allows it to be used as a top, middle, or base note, depending on the desired effect.

Mimosa is a beloved ingredient in perfumery, appreciated for its soft and comforting aroma. Its delicate and feminine qualities make it a popular choice for a wide range of fragrances, from delicate and light compositions to rich and sophisticated blends.

In many countries, particularly in Europe and Latin America, the mimosa flower is associated with International Women's Day (March 8th). It has become a symbol of appreciation and recognition for women's rights and achievements. On this day, people often gift mimosa flowers to women as a gesture of solidarity and respect.