Rhubarb

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Yves Saint Laurent

Live Jazz opens with a bright citrus chord—lemon and grapefruit cutting through like a spotlight on stage, backed by a cool whisper of mint.

Bond No. 9

Named after New York City's elevated rail-turned-park, High Line by Bond No.

Floraïku

Petitgrain and bergamot open with a clean, woody-citrus quality — petitgrain's slightly bitter leaf-and-bark register offset by bergamot's brighter lift.

Zoologist Perfumes

Cockatiel is Zoologist's love letter to a cheerful, sociable bird — and the fragrance captures that spirit with surprising specificity.

Cartier

La Panthère is built around gardenia, a flower Cartier's in-house perfumer Mathilde Laurent worked for years to capture without artificiality.

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.

Roja Parfums

Elysium Eau Intense opens with a sharp aromatic chord — lavender and thyme over a bright spray of citrus — before the grapefruit fades and a lush floral heart surfaces: tuberose, May rose, orange blossom, lily of the valley.

Jean Paul Gaultier

Kokorico by Night is the 2012 nocturnal flanker of Kokorico, again worked by Cresp and Menardo, turning the earthy original into something more decadent.

Cartier

Eau Fruitée is the lighter face of the Délices collection: rhubarb and mandarin orange open tart and transparent, giving the impression of something almost edible but not quite sweet.

Comme Des Garçons

The Rhubarb opens with a realistic tart-fruit note—rhubarb captured accurately: sour and slightly vegetal, with a candy suggestion underneath—alongside lychee sweetness that tilts the opening toward sherbet brightness.

O Boticário

A layered fruity-floral built on a foundation of stone fruit and a generous bouquet of white flowers.

Roja Parfums

Danger pour Homme Eau de Parfum opens with a tarragon-lavender chord that is more herbal than conventionally aromatic — tarragon's anise-like sharpness lends an edge uncommon in mainstream fougères.

Kilian

Aldehydes crackle like ice shards across the opening, their metallic effervescence sharpened by coriander’s green-citrus bite and cardamom’s cool spice.

Mugler

Blow It Up plays at being a fruit cooler and then refuses to stay one.

Yves Rocher

Hello Printemps reads exactly as advertised: a bright, sparkling citrus-aromatic built for the first warm days of spring.

Avon

Bond Girl 007 Forever opens with a tart brightness — citron and black currant sharpened by a rhubarb edge that keeps the opening from tipping into sweetness.

Roja Parfums

Scandal pour Homme is built on the British men's-cologne template — petitgrain, tarragon, lavender, basil, lemon, bergamot — but the herbs are dosed heavily, almost medicinal at first inhale.

Roja Parfums

Danger pour Homme reads as a fougère pulled toward leather.

Azzaro

A deliberately quiet floral.

Givenchy

The premise of Éclats Précieux is familiar — Turkish rose anchored by tonka and patchouli — but the rhubarb and mandarin top notes give it a slightly astringent opening that delays the sweetness.

Calvin Klein

Eternity for Men Intense opens assertively: bergamot and grapefruit carry the familiar citrus brightness of the Eternity lineage, but white pepper and black tea sharpen the opening into something with more edge.

Roja Parfums

Scandal pour Homme opens with the most articulate aromatic top in the Roja masculine line — petitgrain, tarragon, lavender, basil, lemon, bergamot — a fougère-overture played wider and herbier than usual.

Oriflame

Physalis fruit and rhubarb open with a tart, slightly exotic freshness — physalis carries a tomato-like acidity that keeps the fruit opening from tipping into candy.

Rasasi

Opens aldehydic and bright — that fizzy, slightly soapy lift, with rhubarb adding a tart green edge and bergamot keeping the citrus structured.

Dsquared2

Bergamot flashes cool and green, then violet lands with a powdery violet-leaf edge that smells like ironed linen.

Jul et Mad

Grapefruit bursts with a sharp citrus freshness that provides immediate brightness and energy.

Rituals

Pink pepper and grapefruit create a sparkling fresh-spicy citrus opening that is both bright and slightly peppery.

Jo Malone London

Rhubarb is the unusual one here — its tartness lives somewhere between green stalk and pink-fruit, and the opening pairs it with lemon for a sharp, almost candy-store snap.

Zara

Litchi and rhubarb give the opening a tart-sweet fruit cocktail quality, with bergamot underneath providing grounding without sweetness.

Zara

A busy, sun-bright fruity-floral that throws everything at the opening.

Miraculum

Anfas Alkhaleej

Arabesque Perfumes

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