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Tomato Leaf

Tomato Leaf

Top note Green Herbal Fragrance oil

Sharp, bitter, sappy green, like brushing past tomato vines on a hot day, with an earthy, slightly pungent edge. People either love it or don't.

Made from
A blended fragrance oil. A tomato leaf absolute exists but is rare and costly, so hobby oils are built from green aroma chemicals.
Strength
●●●●○
Cost
Budget
Moods
RefreshingNostalgicGrounding
Seasons
Summer
Rooms
Kitchen, Entryway, Living room
No special cautions at normal use; follow your supplier's usage limits.

How it behaves

CandlesGood

Lovely in kitchen candles with basil and lime. A little goes a long way.

Wax meltsGood
Reed diffuserGood
Room & linen sprayGood
Electric (water) diffuserAvoid
Cold-process soapWorkable
Melt-and-pour soapGood
Laundry & cleaningWorkable

Pairs well with

Basil
Basil
Top · Herbal
Essential oil
Fig Leaf
Fig Leaf
Middle · Green
Fragrance oil
Fresh-Cut Grass
Fresh-Cut Grass
Top · Green
Fragrance oil
Lime
Lime
Top · Citrus
Essential oil
Lemon
Lemon
Top · Citrus
Essential oil
Black Pepper
Black Pepper
Top · Spicy
Essential oil
Vetiver
Vetiver
Base · Earthy
Essential oil
Galbanum
Galbanum
Top · Green
Essential oil
Spearmint
Spearmint
Top · Herbal
Essential oil
Rosemary
Rosemary
Middle · Herbal
Essential oil

Don't have it? Try Fresh-Cut Grass, Galbanum.

In these blends

Cottage Garden
Tomato vines, cut grass and armfuls of peonies and lilac in a May garden.
Peony · Lilac · Tomato Leaf · Fresh-Cut Grass · Oakmoss · Virginian Cedarwood
Top 29% Middle 47% Base 24%
UpliftingNostalgicSpringSummer

A little lore

Tomato plants smell so strongly because their stems and leaves are covered in tiny glandular hairs that burst when touched.

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