Fruity Notes

Fragrance Du Bois

Fragrance Du Bois builds their compositions around sustainably harvested wood oils, and Oud Orange Intense delivers exactly what its name proposes.

Chopard

Brilliant Wish opens with the combination that defined a generation of mass-market florals: pink pepper's light citrus-warm spice alongside fruity notes that function as mood-brighteners rather than specific ingredients.

Calvin Klein

Eternity Purple Orchid opens with a green, slightly watery freshness — water lily cutting through a faint fruitiness that suggests ripe plum without naming it directly.

Kenzo

A deliberate simplification — grapefruit brightness over a yuzu heart, landing on a sheer white musk.

Atkinsons

A floral oud cooler than its sibling — osmanthus opens it with that apricot-leather sheen the flower carries naturally, no fruit added, no syrup.

Dior

Midnight Charm opens with mandarin, fruity notes, and a green freshness that reads as cocktail-adjacent — the kind of opening designed to announce rather than invite.

Al Haramain Perfumes

Sparse by construction — ylang-ylang and bergamot at the top, then a hard pivot into incense and patchouli at the base with little in between to bridge them.

Victoria'S Secret

Eau So Sexy in its EDP form opens on a vague fruit-cocktail top — bright, candied, sun-warmed — that gives way quickly to a sharper, recognizable apple.

Rasasi

An unusual structure — the white florals lead rather than support, jasmine, ylang-ylang, and rose stacked at the top so the opening is immediately heady, almost narcotic.

Victoria'S Secret

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O Boticário

Ops in Blue opens on green-fruity terrain — pink pepper sharpening a generic fruit-and-greens top into something with a little more bite.