Cyclamen

Giorgio Armani

A bright citrus-fruit opening—lemon and yuzu sharpened with cardamom, softened by apple and pineapple—gives way quickly to something warmer and more grounded.

Avon

Tahitian Holiday opens with cyclamen and ginger — a slightly soapy, slightly spiced freshness that immediately signals its tropical intentions without overdoing them.

Louis Vuitton

Matière Noire is Jacques Cavallier Belletrud's vision of darkness channeled through flowers — not gothic, but precise: the moment a white bloom closes at dusk.

Dzintars

Founded in 1882 in Riga, Dzintars is one of the Baltic region's oldest perfume houses, and Rigas Cerini — Riga Lilac — is a tribute to the lilac bushes that flood the Latvian capital each spring.

Oriflame

Moon from Oriflame's 1996 collection places a classic floral construction in a light, accessible register — fitting for the Swedish house's positioned-for-reach catalog.

Benefit

Maybe Baby is Benefit's first and most enduring fragrance — a soft, girlish fruity floral that wears closer to a beauty product than a perfume, and earns it.

Yves Rocher

Ode à la Vie opens with water and green in conjunction: galbanum's sharp, leafy edge is softened by bamboo's clean neutrality, while water notes give the whole opening a cool, almost misted quality.

Amouage

Ciel Woman opens with wet floral freshness — cyclamen, gardenia, and violet leaf together have the slightly watery, stem-snapped quality of flowers pulled straight from a vase.

Clive Christian

The opening is a crowded English garden of citrus and aromatics — pineapple and peach throw a fruit-skin sweetness over a thick herbal layer of lavender, rosemary, clary sage, galbanum and petitgrain.

Tesori D’Oriente

Jasmine opens plush and slightly indolic, setting a creamy white-floral tone that the heart amplifies with cyclamen’s cool violet nuance and a dusting of clove heat.

Elizabeth Arden

Green Tea Summer opens with a citrus splash — lemon, mandarin, and the slightly jammy tartness of black currant — that reads more as a prelude than a statement.

L'Erbolario

Legni Fruttati — fruity woods — opens with an unusually generous top note collection: pear, magnolia, orange blossom, damask rose, and hawthorn layer a fruity-white floral brightness that's lush without being cloying.

Moschino

With most of the composition concentrated in the heart and base, this reads as an aromatic woody driven by a few bold materials.

Bath & Body Works

Butterfly Flower opens with a tropical-edged burst: tangerine and black tea add brightness and a dry, slightly bitter complexity, while banana brings a creamy warmth that softens the citrus edge.

Estée Lauder

Honeysuckle and tangerine open with sunlit, slightly herbal freshness — basil sharpening the green edge, apricot adding soft fruit.

L'Erbolario

Tiaré opens on bergamot and cyclamen — clean, airy — with ylang-ylang providing a soft floral warmth.

Dolce & Gabbana

Dolce Violet is built around two purple-toned materials — violet and black currant — that share a cool, earthy sweetness without competing.

Victoria'S Secret

Dream Angels Divine belongs to a specific moment in early-2000s perfumery: sheer water-floral compositions that prioritised transparency over character.

Dior

Jules 2016 opens with the assertive green of galbanum cut with dry herbal notes — an opening that declares itself as a masculine structure with roots in a certain era of perfumery.

Givenchy

Xeryus was Givenchy's 1986 masculine, and the Les Parfums Mythiques reissue preserves the structure that made the original notable.

Brocard / Брокард

Casual Oksana Robski opens with a summery splash of watermelon and kiwi — instantly recognizable as the kind of aquatic-fruit opening that defined early 2000s feminines.

Bath & Body Works

Velvet Tuberose opens with ylang-ylang and magnolia pushing forward together — a dense, heady pairing softened by apricot and lemon that keep it from reading as purely tropical.

Burberry

Brit Splash for Men takes the house's Brit framework into aquatic-aromatic territory.

The Body Shop

The Spirit of Moonflower (2000) opens with an unlikely trio — melon, gardenia, and a coriander note that introduces a faintly herbal, slightly soapy dimension.

Faberlic

A soft vanilla-floral pitched at comfort.

Avon

Miami Party opens on a juicy tropical salvo — blood orange and kumquat cutting bright and tart, with pitahaya adding an exotic, slightly vegetal sweetness that announces the fragrance's intentions up front.

Versace

V'E is one of the last great floral-chypre statements before regulation gutted the category.

Yves Saint Laurent

Kouros Cologne Sport opens with a bright citrus trio — bergamot, lemon, tangerine — clean and immediate, the kind that registers from across a room.

Avon

Wish of Luck opens on a clean, tart cut of green apple and citrus that feels immediately fresh and transparent.

Givenchy

Into the Blue opens on a crisp tangle of green — deadnettle's leafy bite and the clean sweetness of Saint Germain pear, lifted by a thread of bergamot.

Giorgio Armani

The 2011 Code Summer feminine release opens with bitter orange and neroli — the citrus-flower register immediately signaling a warm-weather, time-limited release.

Dunhill

Lavender, lemon, and bergamot open in unison — crisp, clean, and immediately legible as a traditional fougère-adjacent composition.

Jil Sander

Tarragon and lavender open with a sharp herbal edge, softened quickly by bergamot.

Il Profvmo

Neroli opens bright and soapy, its clean citrus facet immediately setting a white-linen tone.

Masakï Matsushïma

Cyclamen opens cool and waxy, its green-watermelon edge slicing through a soft rose that feels more petal than bloom.

O Boticário

Coffe Lucky Woman opens with a citrus trio of bergamot, mandarin, and orange lifted by lavender — a clean, sun-touched introduction.

Korres

Neroli opens brisk, its honeyed orange-blossom edge sharpened by bergamot's cool zest, creating a crystalline citrus-floral top that feels like chilled white wine.

Oscar De La Renta

An early-90s fruity-floral oriental that opens with melon and osmanthus alongside freesia and mimosa — a slightly powdery, slightly aquatic top that signals the era without being a period piece.

Wild Hybrid

Elie Tahari

Hexennacht

Hilde Soliani Profumi

Alaska y Mario

Magasalfa

Omerta

Admiranda

Villainess

Morris

Marine Molina

Amaffi