FRUITS

Fruits is a broad fragrance-note label that can suggest a single recognizable fruit or a mixed fruit impression. The scent may feel light and watery like melon, juicy like pear, or fuller like peach and plum. Those examples show the range rather than a required ingredient list. A perfume described with fruits need not smell equally sweet, fresh or dense from one composition to the next.

Perfumers can build fruit impressions as accords, and natural fruit-derived materials also exist: Jo Malone London documents a natural pear extract in its English Pear fragrances. The label alone therefore does not establish whether an extract or a composed effect is used. Fruits can sit with flowers, aromatic notes or woods; the surrounding composition helps determine whether the result feels airy and fresh or richer and more rounded.

2 Products

  1. Fragrance Du Bois Oud Orange Intense
  2. Xerjoff Tony Iommi Monkey Special
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