Bay is called gekkeiju (bay laurel) in Japanese and laurier in French (strictly speaking, in Japan, gekkeiju and laurier are slightly different). Its scent is green and herbal, with a slight floral sweetness.
What Does It Smell Like in Perfume?
One natural fragrance material called “bay” in perfumery is laurel oil, steam-distilled from the leaves of Laurus nobilis. Its aromatic, fresh scent is layered with facets reminiscent of sweet spices, lavender, lemon, and eucalyptus, giving herbal notes both freshness and warmth. In English, “bay” can also refer to other plants; laurel oil is a different material from the leaf oil of Pimenta racemosa used in bay rum.
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