Guava

Zoologist Perfumes

Bat 2020 is an exercise in controlled dissonance.

Avon

Rare Diamonds opens with the dusty-sweet combination of plum blossom and guava, a tropical softness that doesn't lean syrupy.

Calvin Klein

The opening leans into cocktail territory — lime, lemon, green apple, and ginger create the impression of a mojito without committing to sweetness.

Marc Jacobs

Daisy Sunshine is a summer-season flanker from Marc Jacobs' Daisy line, pushing the franchise's baseline cheerfulness toward tropical fruit.

Oriflame

Amazing Paradise opens with tropical intent: guava's dense sweetness comes first, accompanied by mandarin blossom's white-floral citrus brightness and violet leaf's clean, watery green.

Avon

A Fergie-fronted entry in the Outspoken line, this 2013 flanker stacks tropical sweetness in its opening: peach, guava, and litchi compete and overlap before the heart draws the composition toward classical feminine territory.

Oriflame

Guava and carambola open with tartly tropical brightness, cut by lime's citrus edge — ripe without being oversweet, with the starfruit adding an unusual watery-sharp note.

Avon

Scentini Citrus Chill opens with a bright burst of blood orange and mandarin that lands like citrus squeezed into sparkling water — clean, tart, and immediately invigorating.

Issey Miyake

Pink grapefruit and lychee open the composition in a fizzy pink wash — the grapefruit slightly bitter behind the lychee's rose-soda sweetness, neither given enough weight to dominate.

Victoria'S Secret

Very Sexy Now 2017 takes the line's annual summer mood and reimagines it as a Cuban garden.