Note
Taro
Cooked taro smells softly starchy and earthy, with a mild nutty sweetness. In perfume its interpretation gives a creamy gourmand heart or base alongside milk, rice and vanilla notes.
In 1 perfumes.
Most popular with taro
The best-known perfumes carrying it anywhere in the pyramid.
Often paired with
Notes that show up next to taro more often than chance would predict.
Too few perfumes to say.
How it reads
Woody and powdery above all. Reaches for milky, nutty and earthy far more often than the catalogue as a whole, and rarely for sweet and citrus.
- woody
- powdery
- earthy
- milky
- nutty
- iris
- musky
- smoky