Lychee

Chloé

Chloé Eau de Parfum opens with a powdery brightness—peony and freesia creating that just-bloomed softness that registers as pink even before you notice the actual rose.

Dolce & Gabbana

The One opens with a soft blush of peach that feels ripe rather than sharp, cushioned by a hint of bergamot that keeps it from turning too sweet.

Britney Spears

The immediate effect is sweet and uncomplicated—a candied fruit accord that registers as familiar, even nostalgic, before the jasmine begins to temper the sugar.

Lancôme

Miracle opens with a translucent freesia that feels almost aquatic in its freshness, like sunlight filtered through water.

Lancôme

The opening is a soft collision of plum and bergamot, fruit that leans purple rather than bright, with a honeyed narcissus threading through.

Parfums De Marly

Delina opens with a brief flash of citrus and warm spice before settling into its true character: a plush, powdery rose built on musk and vanilla.

Chloé

The first spray is all sunlight and citrus peel, bright but not sharp, with a softness that suggests something richer underneath.

Guerlain

Idylle opens with a brief spark of raspberry that quickly dissolves into white florals, leaving behind a frosted transparency rather than fruit.

Yves Saint Laurent

Elle opens with a soft peony accord that feels slightly soapy and fresh, like clean linen warmed by sun.

Mugler

Angel Nova opens with a jolt of bright raspberry that feels almost neon—sweet and acidic in equal measure, immediately recognizable as a Mugler creation but less gourmand than its predecessors.

Ex Nihilo

A soft cloud of peach and bergamot opens this composition, sweet but not cloying, like biting into fruit still cool from morning shade.

Ralph Lauren

Romance opens with a clash of bright contradictions—peppery ginger against clean lemon, both immediately softened by rose that feels less like petals and more like rosewater on skin.

Carolina Herrera

Very Good Girl opens with a jolt of brightness—sharp, almost electric rose that feels vivid rather than soft.

Parfums De Marly

A plush veil of incense anchors this composition from the start, far removed from cathedral stone—think smoldering resinous warmth with a faint sweetness threading through.

Van Cleef & Arpels

Orchidée Vanille opens with the plush, almost rubbery texture of dark vanilla absolute, sharpened by a whisper of mandarin that keeps the first moments from collapsing into pure sweetness.

Gucci

The opening is a candied fruit cocktail—pineapple syrup, peach flesh, lychee sweetness—cut through with pink pepper's metallic snap and a spray of jasmine.

Dolce & Gabbana

The One Rose opens with a sheer veil of mandarin that quickly dissolves into a pink rose accord—dewy and immediate, neither photorealistic nor entirely abstract.

Salvatore Ferragamo

Signorina opens with a bright snap of pink pepper and blackcurrant, tart and fizzy, like biting into a freshly crushed berry.

Marc Jacobs

Daisy Dream opens with a trio of bright fruits—blackberry, pear, and grapefruit—that feel like sunlight filtered through sheer fabric.

Calvin Klein

The first impression is unapologetically lush and fruited—apricot and melon edged with the green bite of oakmoss, a very particular early-nineties gesture that somehow reads as both tropical and temperate.

Dolce & Gabbana

The One Desire opens with a crisp lily-of-the-valley brightness tempered by bergamot, a green-citrus handshake that quickly gives way to its central attraction.

Maison Francis Kurkdjian

The first breath is startling—a pure, saturated rose that fills the room before it even touches skin.

Laura Biagiotti

The opening arrives as a rush of fleshy fruit—plum and peach with a hint of melon's watery sweetness, tempered by bergamot's citric brightness.

Calvin Klein

Eternity Moment opens with a rush of ripe lychee and raspberry, a fruity sweetness that's more juice-stained silk than candy shop.

Jimmy Choo

The opening strikes with a rush of lychee and grapefruit that's almost neon-bright, quickly anchored by a deep plum accord that pulls the sweetness into darker territory.

Joop!

Joop le Bain opens with the languid sweetness of orange blossom, bergamot sharpening the edges while lemon provides brightness.

Parfums De Marly

The opening feels like biting into a chilled pear—the bergamot sharpens it just enough to keep sweetness in check.

Sol De Janeiro

The opening is sweet marine air—lychee and a breezy saltwater accord that feels more poolside than beachside.

Yves Rocher

Flowerparty opens with a burst of citrus and orchard fruit—orange and apple meeting lemon and pear in a cheerful, uncomplicated greeting.

Lancôme

Bergamot arrives bright and oddly mineral, like sun on limestone rather than citrus grove.

Britney Spears

Fantasy Intimate Edition is a warmer, more sensual take on the Fantasy DNA.

Serge Lutens

The first spray of Sa Majeste la Rose announces itself with a medicinal intensity—rose absolute cut with sharp cumin and clove, more antiseptic than floral.

Victoria'S Secret

Noir Tease plays a game with expectations: the name suggests something dark and smoky, but the composition opens with pear — bright, clean, slightly watery — before settling into a white floral heart of gardenia, magnolia, and freesia with jasmine threading through.

Armaf

Club de Nuit Woman opens with a generous fruit-and-citrus spray: peach, orange, and grapefruit alongside bergamot in a combination that's brighter and fresher than the house's more resinous offerings.

Guerlain

Idylle EDT opens with a burst of raspberry and lychee — bright, sugary-tart fruit — that quickly merges with lily of the valley and freesia's fresh dewy florals.

Salvador Dalí

Dalissime is a concentrated explosion of ripe stone fruit — pineapple, peach, apricot, and plum arriving simultaneously in the opening, lychee and raspberry adding tropical and berry registers.

L'Artisan Parfumeur

Dzongkha opens with an unexpected pairing — peony's watery floral softness alongside cardamom's warm spice — before the composition reveals its true character: incense and vetiver pressing together in the heart, cedar adding a woody resinous scaffold.

Ex Nihilo

Pink pepper opens with a fizzy, dry sparkle that quickly gives way to lychee, juicy and slightly floral with the rosy quality that defines the fruit.

Etat Libre D'Orange

Experimentum Crucis opens with tart apple and the body-warm push of cumin — an immediately provocative pairing that doesn't resolve easily.

Chloé

The original Chloé Eau de Parfum leaned gauzy and rose-forward.

Valentino

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Hugo Boss

Hugo XX opens with a bright burst of mandarin and black currant, the lychee adding a translucent sweetness that feels youthful without tipping into candy territory.

Dolce & Gabbana

L'Eau The One opens with a dewier, more translucent take on the original's peachy signature—bergamot sharpens the fruit, pulling it away from syrup toward something lighter and morning-fresh.

Estée Lauder

Beautiful Belle opens with lychee and mimosa alongside rose — a delicate, slightly powdery-fruity combination where the lychee's translucent sweetness and mimosa's soft floral warmth together avoid both the sentimental and the sharp.

Escada

The opening veers sweet and smooth—pear and plum blend into a soft, almost syrupy fruit accord that feels more dessert bar than ocean spray.

Dolce & Gabbana

A sun-bleached postcard rendered in scent, opening with a pale citrus haze that quickly dissolves into soft floral air.

La Perla

J'Aime opens with a bright snap of pink pepper and bergamot that quickly softens into something warmer and more playful.

O Boticário

The lychee arrives bright and slightly aqueous, with just enough sweetness to suggest fruit rather than candy.

Dolce & Gabbana

The opening moments feel lighter and more transparent than its Eau de Parfum sibling, with white florals blooming quickly into focus.

Kenzo

Madly Kenzo opens with a fresh pear note that feels more gentle than sweet, offering a quiet, fruity clarity before yielding to a soft floral center.

Yves Saint Laurent

Y Eau Fraîche opens with a brisk lemon-ginger pairing that feels more functional than expressive—clean citrus cut with the faintest peppery warmth.

Guerlain

The peach and raspberry accord announces itself immediately—ripe but restrained, more orchard than candy shop.

Frédéric Malle

Raspberry and saffron are an unusual pairing for a Malle release: the berry sweetness registers for only a moment before the saffron's metallic density takes over, pulling the opening in a more austere, almost medicinal direction.

Swarovski

Aura opens with a soft rose accord tinged with lychee's sweetness, a deceptively gentle introduction that quickly gives way to the perfume's true nature.

Bentley

The pineapple announces itself immediately—not tropical sweetness, but a tart, almost metallic brightness tempered by violet leaf's cucumber-green coolness.

Giorgio Armani

Sky di Gioia opens with a bright pear note that feels less candied than airy—crisp and translucent, like morning light through sheer curtains.

Beyoncé

Heat Wild Orchid opens with a sharp burst of pomegranate—tart, juicy, almost fizzy—that quickly softens into something warmer.

Givenchy

Live Irrésistible Blossom Crush opens with a brief citrus spark before plunging into a candied fruit heart where raspberry and blackcurrant dominate.

Britney Spears

The opening bursts with the wet sweetness of pear and lychee, a fruit-forward greeting that feels bright and unabashedly candied.

Dolce & Gabbana

The One Essence opens with a burst of juicy peach softened by bergamot, immediately warmer and more concentrated than its predecessor.

Guerlain

Rosa Rossa opens with a jolt of brightness—tart blackcurrant and bergamot sharpened by lemon, briefly sweet from lychee.

Salvatore Ferragamo

A bright opening of grapefruit juice—sharp, candied, and nearly fizzing—sets an immediately playful tone.

Louis Vuitton

The opening is a bright jolt—ginger's warmth wrapped in bergamot's citrus clarity, almost effervescent.

Lancôme

The rose here is heavier than in the original La Nuit Trésor, denser and more syrupy from the start.

Armaf

Club de Nuit White Imperiale opens with a bright collision of bergamot and nutmeg—citrus sharpness undercut by spice that registers as almost metallic at first.

Ralph Lauren

The opening strikes a balance between bright and sweet—raspberry and lychee provide fruit without veering into candy territory, while bergamot keeps things from becoming too plush.

Ajmal

Aurum opens with a tart brightness—raspberry and lemon cut through the air before a whisper of lychee rounds the edges.

Lancôme

La Nuit Trésor L'Eau de Toilette opens with a rush of summer berries—raspberry and blackcurrant dominate, softened slightly by bergamot's citrus brightness.

Escada

Ibiza Hippie opens as a rush of juicy fruit—pear and peach blurred with lychee and black currant, sweet and immediate, like biting into something just shy of overripe.

Estée Lauder

A sunlit orchard meeting meets a bouquet of white florals, Pleasures Exotic opens with ripe peach and orange that feel tangibly juicy rather than synthetic.

Diptyque

The opening is almost medicinal in its clarity—a cool, dew-soaked rose paired with lychee that lends translucence rather than sweetness.

Lalique

Rêve d'Infini opens with a bright bergamot clarity that quickly gives way to an impressively soft floral heart.

Estée Lauder

Pleasures Bloom opens with a tart, fruit-forward burst—raspberry and grapefruit colliding with powdery violet in a way that feels both girlish and slightly sophisticated.

Guerlain

French Kiss opens with a single raspberry note — its sweet-tart fruitiness announced without preamble before the floral heart arrives.

Philosophy

Amazing Grace Ballet Rose opens with a sheer veil of lychee, its sweetness diffused and almost translucent rather than fruity in the conventional sense.

Maison Francis Kurkdjian

L'Eau à la Rose opens with a burst of clean, aqueous pear that feels more like dew on petals than actual fruit.

Atelier Cologne

The opening is bright and peppery, with lavender that smells more herbal than soapy—a slightly wild, botanical edge that resists the typical clean associations.

Dsquared2

The opening snaps with pink pepper's fizzy bite, bright and almost sherbet-like, before magnolia arrives with its cool, lemony creaminess.

Britney Spears

Fantasy The Nice Remix opens with a flash of lychee—bright, candied, and unapologetically sweet.

Anna Sui

Flight of Fancy opens with a spirited citrus trio—yuzu's bright bitterness, lemon's sharp clarity, and lychee's translucent sweetness—that feels almost effervescent against the skin.

Hermès

Tutti Twilly d'Hermès opens with a bright ginger jolt that's almost candied, a fizzing sweetness that feels young without tipping into juvenile.

Anna Sui

Blood orange cuts through with a zesty brightness, edged by cardamom's warm spice—an opening that feels both playful and slightly exotic.

Oscar De La Renta

Something Blue opens with a bright citrus clarity — neroli and bergamot lifted to an almost transparent sharpness.

Britney Spears

Fantasy Intense opens with a juicy collision of pear and lychee, sweet but not cloying, like biting into chilled fruit that's been left to ripen past politeness.

Montale

The opening is a shock of fruit syrup—raspberry and lychee so vivid they border on artificial, cut with a tart splash of blood orange.

Mugler

Angel Nova Eau de Toilette opens with a brisk lift of bergamot sharpened by raspberry and lychee, a bright, fruity clarity that feels modern and unapologetically cheerful.

Oriflame

Dancing Lady opens with a generous handful of orchard fruit—pear and peach in soft focus, rounded out by lychee's floral sweetness.

Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle

The fourth Middle Eastern-themed release in the Frédéric Malle Desert Gems series, The Moon by Julien Rasquinet operates in the register of nocturnal excess.

Gritti

A sweet evening confection from the Venetian house Gritti, Gossip Night opens on heliotrope and lychee — the heliotrope bringing an almond-powdery warmth while the lychee adds a pink, watery-floral freshness.

Beyoncé

Heat Kissed opens with an exotic-fruit trio — dragon fruit, lychee, and mango reading tropical-sweet without excessive syrup — before settling into a white floral heart of orchid, jasmine, and rose.

Nest

Lychee opens with a slightly watery sweetness, joined by daffodil — faintly aldehydic, like flowers just cut from a garden — while green vines provide a cool chlorophyll underlay.

Tous

loveme opens with lychee's translucent sweetness alongside pink pepper's crisp prickle, a pairing that reads as fresh and modern.

Chanel

Lemon, grapefruit, and lychee open in a bright, slightly exotic citrus accord — the lychee's floral fruitiness lifting the more conventional citrus with something unexpected.

Yves Saint Laurent

Mon Paris Couture opens with a jolt of raspberry that feels almost candied, softened by citrus that keeps it from turning syrupy.

Avon

Far Away Rebel & Diva opens with pink pepper and lychee — a pairing that reads as bright and slightly exotic, the pepper adding enough prickle to keep the sweetness from going flat.

Elizabeth Arden

A warm-weather escape in six notes: lychee and passion flower fizz at the top, green tea and magnolia cool the heart, and blackberry lends a soft purple sweetness to the dry-down, all supported by a clean musk that keeps the whole thing afloat.

Tory Burch

A vivid fruity-floral that announces itself confidently.

Lancôme

La Nuit Trésor 2019 is a refined simplification of the original: the same dark, intoxicating intention but with a cleaner architecture.

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.

Montblanc

Lady Emblem L'Eau is Montblanc's warmer-weather iteration of the original Lady Emblem — the same feminine floral ambition, reframed for maximum lightness and wearability.

Courrèges

Courrèges has always operated at the intersection of minimalism and modernity, and Blanc de Courrèges translates that visual vocabulary into fragrance.

Paris Hilton

Rosé Rush opens on neroli — a fresh, slightly bitter orange-blossom note that reads cleaner and more sophisticated than the branding might suggest.

Adidas

Natural Vitality opens on apple, orange and lychee — a juicy, slightly-watery fruit cocktail that feels engineered for warm-weather wear.

Mugler

Angel Fruity Fair reworks the Angel blueprint through a pop-art palette: the opening pairs tart red currant with lychee's honeyed floral texture, landing somewhere between candy and fresh market fruit.

Oriflame

My Naked Truth opens with a trio that is lighter and more luminous than most Oriflame florals: lychee's cool, almost watery sweetness alongside apple blossom and bergamot.

Dolce & Gabbana

The One Lace Edition is a limited flanker built around a simple logic: take the warm oriental base of The One feminine and lead it with fruit rather than peach-and-mandarin tartness alone.

Balenciaga

Pineapple and rum hit first — boozy, syrupy, slightly fermented, peach and osmanthus giving an apricot-skin softness, bergamot adding a final bright lick.

Donna Karan

DKNY Delicious Candy Apples Juicy Berry opens with a dense four-fruit accord: black currant, blackberry, lychee, and pear pile on simultaneously for an effect that's unabashedly syrup-like and sweet.

L'Artisan Parfumeur

Anne Flipo's tropical construction for L'Artisan opens as a citrus squeeze — pink grapefruit, bitter orange, bergamot, lemon — before pivoting sharply into a rum-spiked pineapple heart where lychee and coconut milk add breadth without tipping into sunscreen territory.

O Boticário

A fruity-floral feminine released under O Boticário's Floratta line in 2022.

Korres

Opens with a juicy lychee and peach pairing brightened by bergamot — sweet and tropical-tinged, with the fruit reading more nectar than candy.

Van Cleef & Arpels

Féerie Rubis is built around the candied red — raspberry, lychee, pink pepper — that becomes peach and freesia at the heart.

Mugler

Innocent Rock takes the original Innocent's sweet-fruity DNA and presses a spiky accent through it.

Xerjoff

Soprano opens with lychee and freesia—genuinely tropical in its first impression, the lychee's sweetness held in check by bergamot pulling it back toward the familiar.

Ex Nihilo

Violet leaf, lychee, and bergamot open in an unusual combination — violet leaf sharp and green, lychee sweetly perfumed, bergamot bridging citrus and fruit.

Vera Wang

Lychee opens juicy and slightly floral-tart, a single bright fruit set against a quiet beginning.

Michael Kors

Pear, pink pepper, lychee, and bergamot pour a juicy cocktail at the top, the pear lending watery sweetness and the pepper a sharp pink lift.

Van Cleef & Arpels

Féerie Rose des Neiges is the winter cousin of Féerie Rubis — same flacon family, much cooler atmosphere.

Kenzo

Pear, grapefruit, and lychee open together with a bright collision of ripe fruit — the pear soft and fleshy, the grapefruit adding a sour edge, the lychee lending a faint floral sweetness without tipping into candy.

Britney Spears

Pink pepper and lychee open bright and slightly tart, the lychee giving the top a juicy, almost rosy-fruit lift while the pepper adds a sparkling crackle.