Terpenes Flashcards
Learn the most common Terpenes and their effects
Myrcene
similar to that of ripe mangoes or cloves, with undertones of earthiness reminiscent of wet soil or forest floors.
Limonene
Akin to freshly peeled citrus fruits, such as lemons or oranges, with a vibrant, uplifting quality like that of a freshly squeezed lemonade on a sunny day.
Pinene
the scent of a lush pine forest, with notes of resinous pine needles and the woody freshness of cedarwood or fir trees.
Linalool
bouquet of fresh flowers, such as lavender or roses, with a sweet, soothing quality like that of a fragrant floral tea or a gentle breeze through a garden of blooming flowers.
Beta-Caryophyllene
aromatic spices like cloves or cinnamon, with a warming, spicy quality reminiscent of freshly ground black pepper or mulled spices.
Humulene
earthy, herbal scent of hops used in brewing beer, with hints of woody herbs like sage or rosemary and a touch of bitterness like that of a cup of herbal tea.
Terpinolene
botanical garden, with hints of fresh herbs like basil or thyme, floral notes akin to lavender or lilac, and a subtle citrus undertone like that of grapefruit or lemongrass.
Ocimene
fresh-cut herbs like basil or mint, with citrusy undertones reminiscent of oranges or tangerines, and a hint of spice similar to cinnamon or cloves.
Geraniol
bouquet of fresh roses, with hints of ripe fruits like strawberries or peaches, and a touch of spice reminiscent of ginger or cardamom.
Terpineol
blooming lilac bush, with hints of citrusy freshness like lemon or lime zest, and a touch of spice similar to cloves or nutmeg.
Eucalyptol
akin to the scent of eucalyptus leaves, with cooling, menthol-like freshness reminiscent of peppermint or spearmint, and a hint of pine resin similar to that of pine needles or cedarwood.