Pomelo

Gritti

Luca Gritti's Pomelo Sorrento is a portrait of the Amalfi Coast at mid-morning: grapefruit and pomelo in the top, their citrus brightness sharpened by a touch of mint, before the heart opens into an Italian garden — rose and white flowers supported by green tea's clean, slightly vegetal note.

Byredo

Open Sky, a Byredo limited edition, places cannabis at the center as its sole heart note — not as provocation but as material statement.

Juicy Couture

Hollywood Royal is Juicy Couture at its most confidently maximalist — an unapologetic fruit-floral-gourmand that embraces sweetness as identity rather than as afterthought.

Nina Ricci

Memoire d'Homme opens unusually — licorice, grapefruit, and pomelo together create a dry, slightly bitter citrus that sets it apart from the standard 2000s aquatic-fougère playbook.

O Boticário

Jasmim Sambac opens with a zesty citrus salvo — pomelo, Italian lemon, and mandarin orange — brightened by a touch of cassis.

Victoria'S Secret

The 2012 Angel Gold opens with a trio of fruit and citrus: pear contributes a soft sweetness, orange adds brightness, bergamot grounds both with light aromatic lift.

Bath & Body Works

A citrus burst of nectarine and Italian mandarin with pomelo opens bright and slightly tart before giving way to a soft floral heart.

O Boticário

A light, contemporary fruity-floral built around the clean, powdery-sweet character of peony.

Avon

Petit Attitude Bee opens with bright citrus — mandarin orange and pomelo — sweetened by sugar and colored by the dusky tartness of acai berry.

L'Occitane en Provence

Thé Vert au Jasmin, created by Fabrice Pellegrin, leads with citrus — bitter orange, pomelo, and a hint of sweet orange — sharpened by cardamom.

Oriflame

Masquerade opens with a tart, citrus-fruity blast: raspberry's candy-red brightness is balanced by pomelo's bittersweet grapefruit and mandarin orange's softer sweetness.

Avon

Avon Luck Limitless for Her opens with pomelo and litchi doing most of the work — these are among the juiciest of the citrus and tropical fruit families, giving the opening a bright, slightly tart quality.

Zara

Tokyo Takeshita Harajuku is built on a single idea per tier — pomelo, magnolia, cedar — and runs that idea linearly.