BLUEBERRY

Blueberry gives perfume a sweet berry impression that can remain light and airy. It need not suggest a heavy compote or a baked dessert: a transparent interpretation can evoke the fruit on its own. This makes the note useful when a composition calls for recognizable fruitiness without making sweetness the only focus. Fresher surroundings may keep the berry feeling simple, while richer sweet notes can pull it towards a gourmand effect.

In a fragrance list, blueberry describes an interpretation of the fruit rather than a specified extract. The name does not establish a botanical species, extraction process or standard recipe. Look to the whole composition to understand its weight: the same berry idea can appear as a soft accent or as the central fruit theme.