Ivy

Lolita Lempicka

The opening is a cool, green jolt—anise and ivy shimmer together like frost on dark leaves, quickly softened by violet's powdery hush.

Guerlain

The first impression is a bright jolt of citrus — not just mandarin, but orange blossom's sharper, greener side tempered by the cool vegetal bite of ivy.

Dolce & Gabbana

The original Dolce & Gabbana opens with a green sharpness—basil and ivy cutting through bergamot—before the florals arrive.

Lolita Lempicka

The opening of violet, anise, and basil creates an oddly aromatic sweetness—almost medicinal, with ivy lending a dark green coolness that feels more gothic than fresh.

Dior

J'adore L'Or opens with a brief flash of floral brightness—jasmine and rose announce themselves clearly but without the piercing intensity of their fresh counterparts.

Amouage

Beach Hut Man opens with a jolt of green—galbanum sharp as snapped stems, mint cool but not sweet, orange blossom lending a faint bitter floral edge.

Comme Des Garçons

The opening is peculiar and arresting: a dry, papery hazelnut accord that smells more botanical than edible, like the shell rather than the nut itself.

Burberry

Weekend for Men belongs to a specific 1990s masculine archetype — the optimistic fresh-fruity-green — and executes it with a polish that explains its market longevity.

Dior

J'Adore L'Absolu begins at volume — ylang-ylang dominant in the opening, its sweet-banana-floral character more pronounced than in the original J'Adore, the parfum concentration removing any airiness that might soften it.

Victoria'S Secret

Dream Angels Heavenly opens with a crisp green spark—cardamom lifting through ivy's damp, verdant coolness.

Lolita Lempicka

The first spray feels like stepping into a shaded garden where damp ivy clings to stone walls.

Lolita Lempicka

**Mon Premier Parfum** opens with an anise-forward freshness that feels both herbal and slightly sweet, tempered by the green clarity of ivy.

Cacharel

Ivy opens with a crisp, green bitterness that feels more botanical garden than perfume counter—a deliberate detour from sweetness that immediately sets this apart from its lineage.

Elizabeth Arden

Green Tea Fig opens with a bright snap of bergamot and the watery coolness of ivy, quickly joined by fig leaf's milky, vegetal sharpness.

Dior

A dusky rose arrangement veiled in soft musk and warm spice, *Forever and Ever* leans into the early-2000s taste for intimate, skin-close florals.

Clive Christian

The opening is a rush of ripe peach and pineapple, tempered by green ivy and a flash of bergamot that keeps the fruit from tipping into sweetness.

Bruno Banani

The opening feels like a burst of bright orange softened by an unusual green streak—ivy lending a faintly bitter, slightly damp edge that keeps the citrus from turning too sweet.

Histoires De Parfums

This opens with a bright snap of pink pepper tempered by the green, slightly bitter coolness of ivy—an unusual pairing that sets a tone both peppery and vegetal.

Avon

Pur Blanca Blush opens with an unexpected green snap—ivy laced through bright bergamot—that feels less like a typical floral introduction and more like stepping into a garden still wet from morning.

Adidas

A transparent floral that opens on a faint wisp of melon—barely sweetened water, really, just enough to suggest something fruity without committing to it.

Estée Lauder

Beautiful Love opens with a bright magnolia and freesia accord, softened by pink pepper that adds texture rather than heat.

Coach

Coach Poppy Flower announces itself with a bright, slightly tart burst of black currant tempered by the green freshness of ivy.

Avon

Incandessence Lotus opens with a surprising clarity—blackberry offering tart brightness rather than heavy sweetness, while ivy adds a green, almost aqueous quality that keeps the fruit honest.

Vera Wang

Flower Princess opens with a crisp, green ivy note that feels unexpectedly fresh and modern—almost aquatic in its clarity.

Avon

Black Suede Touch opens with a clean snap of ginger that quickly softens into something warmer and more enveloping.

Oriflame

Grapefruit and ivy open with a crisp, green-citrus freshness — the grapefruit carries a mild bitterness that the ivy's cool green quality reinforces.

Lolita Lempicka

Lempicka Homme 2018 reaches back to the original 2000 Lolita Lempicka pour Homme — that anise and ivy signature — and quietly updates it for a different decade.

Tom Ford

Tom Ford Vert Bohème (2016) sits in the Private Blend collection, and its 14-note general structure resists pyramid categorization by design.

Yves Rocher

Homme Nature opens with a clean bergamot lift before the composition's botanical character emerges.

Histoires De Parfums

Galbanum cracks open green and bitter, ivy and bergamot trailing behind it like a hedge after rain.

Balmain

Ivy opens green and slightly bitter — leafy stem rather than flower, with a faintly mineral coolness.

Donna Karan

DKNY Men from 2000 captures a particular moment in early-millennium masculines: the urban-fresh genre was ascendant, and this fits squarely in that mold.

Kerosene

With everything declared as general notes, the composition reads as a gourmand-aromatic blend rather than a pyramid evolution.

Goutal

Lime opens cold and astringent, then almost immediately gets folded into spruce and pine — the citrus reads less as fruit than as the squeezed peel that found its way into a bowl of conifer needles.

Lolita Lempicka

Eau de Minuit (Midnight Fragrance) is the original 1997 wearing a velvet hood.

Histoires De Parfums

The opening throws a citrus-herbal-spicy avalanche — black pepper and ylang-ylang against lime, orange, lemon, eucalyptus, grapefruit, galbanum, ivy, lychee, and bergamot.

Paul Smith

Grapefruit and bergamot open with a tart citrus burst, and ivy adds a green leafy bite that pushes the composition toward something garden-fresh rather than purely zesty.

L'Erbolario

Hedera — ivy in Latin — opens on a bright citrus accord: grapefruit, lemon, and bergamot with orange blossom to soften the edges.

Histoires De Parfums

Peony and ivy open green and watery — ivy's leafy-bitter character pulling the peony's pink-floral softness into something cooler and more verdant.

Lolita Lempicka

Illusions Noires Au Masculin is the 2001 Au Masculin recast in shadow.

Victoria'S Secret

Dream Angels Desire opens with white magnolia, ivy, and freesia — fresh, green, and slightly cold in the way of wet leaves.

Oscar De La Renta

A green-edged white floral that opens with the slightly metallic snap of crushed ivy leaves and the cool sweetness of lychee, neroli flickering between the two like sunlight through glass.

Histoires De Parfums

Pink pepper and ivy open as an unusual pairing — pepper's fizzy lift against ivy's cool, slightly bitter green.

Victoria'S Secret

Xo Victoria is a broader canvas than its minimal pyramid suggests: bergamot and grapefruit add citrus brightness to the apple opener, while the heart builds around peony, lily, and rose together — a soft, layered pink-white floral accord that avoids the cloying density that can plague this category.

Avon

Ivy launches 50's Glam with a recognizable retro green sharpness — cut grass and crushed leaf — that quickly moves into a rose-gardenia heart.

Elizabeth Arden

Pear and ivy open the perfume on a green, dewy note — cool and clean rather than fruity, the way a garden smells before the sun has fully come up.

Elizabeth Arden

Petitgrain and pink pepper open green and dry, the petitgrain lending a slightly bitter twig character that keeps the pepper from feeling decorative.

Charriol

Ivy opens with a cool, leafy bite that feels like crushed stems still holding morning dew.

Roos&Roos

Avon

Simple Elements Meadow Dew opens with a convincing green-fresh accord — ivy and cucumber together with water notes that give the composition a cool, dewy quality, like early morning in a garden after rain.

Boy Smells

Fig leaf and saffron open sharply together — the leaf green and slightly milky, the saffron metallic and warm.

Tous

Pineapple and clementine open this with a juicy, sunlit-fruit brightness that sets a clearly fun tone.

L'Occitane en Provence

Notre Flore Jasmin centers on jasmine, but treats it gently rather than as a soliflore showpiece.

Bond No. 9

Sag Harbor opens green and watery — crushed ivy and bergamot, the smell of cool leaves on a wooden dock.

Bon Parfumeur

801 opens with a sharp burst of grapefruit cut through by the green bite of ivy — bright and slightly raw, closer to fresh-squeezed than candy-sweet.

Gilles Cantuel

Pear, black currant, and bergamot open with a distinctly fresh-fruity energy, the ivy lending a quiet green sharpness that keeps the fruit from reading as simply sweet.

Sarah Jessica Parker

Endless opens with pineapple and plum over a whisper of ivy, landing somewhere between tropical fruit and cool greenery.

Il Profvmo

Grès

A fruity gourmand pitched young and friendly.

Natura

The name points to the heart, but the opening is green-aquatic: bamboo leaf, sea water, and ivy create a damp, slightly cold preamble before the florals arrive.

Mauboussin

M Moi opens with a sharp, slightly bitter ivy note that keeps the composition grounded rather than purely pretty.

Diptyque

Divine

Ivy opens unexpectedly green and slightly sappy, with a cool herbal bitterness that contrasts the floral and gourmand directions to come.

Swarovski

Ivy and grapefruit open together with a sharp, green-citrus clarity — cool and slightly bitter, with the ivy giving a crisp, vegetal edge.

Lolita Lempicka

Lemon and ivy open with a thin, bright green citrus character — not effervescent, more like standing in cool shade near damp leaves.

Miller Harris

Tomato leaf and galbanum announce themselves immediately — sharp, vegetal, and unmistakably green.

Oriza L. Legrand

Mint and star anise open cool and slightly liquorice-tinged, a sharp green-aromatic combination that sets up the hay-meadow concept the name implies.

Paris Hilton

Pear and ivy open together with a green-fruit crispness, the ivy keeping the pear from reading too sweet and pushing the opening toward something slightly cool and dewy.

Victorio & Lucchino

Pear opens crisp and watery, its green-juice flesh wrapped in ivy’s cool, leafy bite.

Lolita Lempicka

Anise and myrrh create a licorice-black opening that feels cool and slightly medicinal, the ivy adding a crushed-leaf bitterness that keeps the sweetness in check.

Lolita Lempicka

Myrrh opens resinous and slightly smoky, its balsamic thickness immediately tempered by ivy’s cool green bite and anise’s licorice snap.

A Lab On Fire

Cool mint snaps open, edged by ivy’s crushed-stem bitterness that keeps the top sharp and leafy.

Armand Basi

Ivy provides a sharp green opening, its crisp and slightly bitter character evoking fresh cut foliage.

Victoria'S Secret

Dream Angels Heavenly EDP 2013 is the concentrated re-issue of one of Victoria's Secret's most beloved fragrances, trading the original's fresh-cotton transparency for a creamier, longer-lasting pour.

Erbario Toscano

Fig leaf and ivy create an immediate green, sappy impression with a crisp, vegetal edge.

S.Oliver

Apple and lemon create a crisp fruity opening with ivy's green freshness adding a sharp edge.

Borsari

Lime, orange, and bergamot create a vibrant citrus opening that is sharp and effervescent on first spray.

Vertus

Apple and grapefruit open with crisp fruitiness, quickly joined by clary sage's aromatic greenness.

Liz Claiborne

Lily of the valley opens with a fresh green floral character that feels crisp and slightly sweet.

Franck Olivier

Violet leaf opens with a crisp green sharpness, immediately joined by black currant's tart fruity brightness.

Cartier

Pink pepper opens with a soft, spicy warmth that is slightly woody and aromatic.

Calvin Klein

An ivy-and-bergamot opening sets a green, slightly bitter mood — sharper and more vegetal than the original Euphoria Men, with less of its sweet plum-and-mate haze.

Nautica

Grapefruit and bergamot deliver a sharp, zesty citrus opening that is bright and slightly tart on first application.

Jo Malone London

Black currant and ivy introduce a crisp green-fruity opening, tart and slightly leafy.

Jo Malone London

Commodity

Plum and black currant lend a fruity tartness to the opening, brightened by lemon and bergamot's citrus sharpness.

Jo Malone London

Peony and rose provide a soft, floral opening with a fresh, dewy character that suggests a garden in bloom.

Lolita Lempicka

Star anise opens with a cool, licorice snap that ivy sharpens into a crisp, almost frosted green edge.

Tom Ford

Galbanum and ivy spearhead the opening with a bitter-green snap that cuts through bergamot’s citrus oil brightness, creating a chlorophyll-forward chill.

Hermetica

Oriflame

A green-floral sketch that opens with the soft warmth of ginger steamed against torn ivy leaf — sharp at first, then cooling as it settles.

Tommy Bahama

Lavender opens cool and camphoraceous, immediately met by cardamom’s peppery lift that flicks the top into an aromatic green flash.

Joop!

Ginger and black pepper crackle together in a bright, effervescent opening that feels more fizzy than fiery.

Eight & Bob

Peony opens cool and dewy, its petal-green edge sharpened by crushed ivy that keeps the bloom from turning sugary.

Police

Ivy opens with a crushed-leaf bitterness that bergamot sharpens into a cool, metallic green flash.

Regime des Fleurs

Galbanum and ivy open with a sharp green bitterness that quickly softens under bergamot's bright citrus lift.

Puredistance

Jasmine and rose open with a lush floral character that feels both elegant and slightly green from the galbanum.

D'Orsay

Vetiver and citrus open with a green earthy character brightened by lime and lemon's sharp acidity.

Hilde Soliani

Ivy opens with green freshness, quickly giving way to jasmine's floral richness and iris's powdery texture.

Lacoste Fragrances

Yuzu launches bright, almost fizzy, its citric snap sharpened by nutmeg’s peppery warmth.

Blumarine

Ivy opens crisp and photosynthetic, slicing through humid air with a cool green blade that feels almost wet.

YS Uzac

Tomato leaf and galbanum open with a sharp, crushed-stem bitterness that smells like snapped vines bleeding chlorophyll.

YS Uzac

Tomato leaf and galbanum charge the opening with crushed-green bitterness, edged by ivy’s cool sap and bergamot’s faint sparkle.

Linn Young

Pineapple and lemon open with a bright, slightly tangy fruitiness that quickly gets wrapped in cool ivy and powdery violet.

Oriza L. Legrand

Black pepper crackles first, sharp and dry, while savyron adds a leathery iodine snap that turns the ivy leaf into something cool and almost mineral.

Boadicea The Victorious

Freesia opens cool and watery, its green stem facet immediately met by a wave of cinnamon that runs hot through the top.

Jaguar

Pineapple and pear splash first, juicy and slightly candied, while mint slices through with a cool green edge that keeps the fruit from turning syrupy.

Benetton

Pink pepper and lime crackle together first, a citrus-pepper flash that ivy quickly cools into a leafy-green breeze.

Mercedes-Benz

Black currant snaps open with tart, leafy bite, grapefruit adding bittersweet zest that keeps the fruit from turning jammy.

Jacques Zolty

Ginger snaps open with a cool green bite from ivy, the rhizome’s heat sliced by cardamom’s lemon-pepper edge.

Lolita Lempicka

Ivy opens cool and leafy, its green bite sharpened by licorice-sweet anise that flashes quickly across skin.

Avon

Ivy leaf opens cool and crisp, its green bite sharpened by bergamot’s metallic sparkle.

Yves Rocher

Bergamot snaps open with a cool, metallic green edge that the mint amplifies into something almost mentholated.

O Boticário

Grapefruit snaps open with a bitter-green edge, ivy lending a crushed-leaf bite that keeps the citrus from turning sugary.

Lolita Lempicka

Pineapple and lemon spearhead a bright, almost syrupy opening that quickly folds into ivy’s green bite and anise’s licorice snap.

L'Occitane au Brésil

Lemon and bergamot open sharp and cool, their citric brightness sliced by green ivy that climbs in immediately and keeps the top from turning sweet.

Juicy Couture

Black currant snaps open with a tart, leafy edge that quickly folds into creamy ylang-ylang, its banana-like sweetness lifting the dark fruit while ivy injects a cool, crushed-stem bitterness that keeps the heart from turning syrupy.

Dior

Magnolia and neroli dominate the opening, releasing a creamy-citrus mist that feels cool rather than zesty.

DKNY / Donna Karan

Masque Milano

Neroli and ivy crack open with a cool, green bite that feels like crushed leaves after rain.