Coral Flower

Coral Flower is a luminous and exotic floral note in perfumery, inspired by vibrant tropical blooms that grow in sun-drenched coastal environments—such as the flame-hued blossoms of Erythrina, Ixora, or stylized "coral tree" flowers. Though not tied to a single botanical species, the Coral Flower accord is a creative construction that blends creamy florals, solar nuances, and soft tropical fruit facets, evoking the warm, glowing radiance of coral-colored petals under the sun. Its scent is airy yet full, with a smooth sweetness, subtle spice, and sun-warmed skin impression—often likened to frangipani, hibiscus, or tiaré but with a softer, more modern twist.

History & Production: Since true “coral flowers” aren’t extractable for perfumery, the Coral Flower note is composed through accords that combine white floral molecules (like linalool, benzyl acetate, hedione), creamy lactones, and hints of peach, coconut, or ylang-ylang to capture the lush, sunlit aura of tropical blossoms. Popular in solar, beachy, or exotic floral compositions, Coral Flower adds a warm, feminine radiance—ideal for evoking island escapes, glowing skin, and sensual tranquility. When paired with musks, vanilla, or salty notes, it brings depth and softness to fragrances that feel effortlessly summery and captivating.