Mallow

Mallow, also known as Malva, is a genus of herbaceous plants that typically grow in temperate regions and are known for their beautiful, delicate flowers. The blooms come in shades of pale pink, purple, or white and are characterized by their five-petaled structure and striking, darker-colored veins radiating from the center.

The scent of mallow flowers is usually described as subtle and gentle. It carries a lightly floral fragrance, with clean, soothing hints reminiscent of freshly cut grass or herbal undertones. Some species may also have a slight sweet note that is not too overpowering. This makes mallow a favored ingredient in herbal teas and aromatic products like lotions and soaps, where its mild and pleasant aroma is highly valued for its calming and serene qualities.