Lemon Verbena

L'Occitane en Provence

The first spray delivers a bright citrus jolt—lemon and orange in their sharpest, most unadorned form.

Elizabeth Arden

Spiced Green Tea opens with ginger, anise, and lemon verbena laid over rhubarb — an herbal-citrus accord that reads as distinctly culinary without being overtly sweet.

Lolita Lempicka

L'Eau au Masculin strips the original 2001 Au Masculin of nearly everything that made it strange.

Calvin Klein

CK One Summer 2010 opens with a burst of Amalfi lemon and watermelon that reads as sun-warmed and slightly tart — a citrus blast cut with the soft green of pear.

L'Occitane en Provence

Orange, lemon, and grapefruit open simultaneously — bracing rather than sugary, each citrus distinct in the first minutes.

Givenchy

The 2007 reissue in Givenchy's Les Parfums Mythiques series revives the 1959 original as a citrus fougère — a deliberately uncomplex structure that rewards the clarity of its execution.

Lolita Lempicka

Eau du Désir keeps the bottle's vine motif but jettisons the licorice.

O Boticário

Floratta My Blue opens with a watery fruit accord — melon and watermelon with a burst of tangerine and red fruit, bright and briefly aquatic before the top recedes.

Kenzo

Power Cologne opens with a warm aromatic accord — bergamot lifts the citrus while coriander and cardamom add dry spice from the first spray.

Avon

A structured aromatic fougère with a distinctly bitter, resinous core.

L'Occitane en Provence

Citrus Verbena Summer is the seasonal lift on L'Occitane's verbena — same idea, run through a colder filter.

Avon

My Attitude launches with a lively combination of black pepper, orange, and lemon verbena — a modern opening that signals warmth without sweetness.

Avon

Just Play for Him opens with a clean, almost drinkable freshness: iced tea and lime lead, trailed by mint and lemon verbena, creating a cooling, transparent impression.

Yves Saint Laurent

The Cologne Tonic flanker strips L'Homme Libre to its lightest register.

Jo Malone London

One of Jo Malone's earliest releases and long discontinued, Verbenas of Provence is summer-in-a-bottle straightforwardly.

L'Occitane en Provence

Verbena Sorbet does what its name promises — a chilled, granité version of the standard verbena cologne.