White Peach

Bath & Body Works

Beautiful Day opens with a tart, juicy burst—green apple and pear laced with the darker sweetness of black currant.

Molinard

Vanille Fruitée opens at full sweetness: vanilla and caramel together from the first note, slightly softened by white peach which lends a skin-soft fruitiness rather than tart contrast.

Calvin Klein

Eternity Purple Orchid opens with a green, slightly watery freshness — water lily cutting through a faint fruitiness that suggests ripe plum without naming it directly.

Guerlain

Elixir Charnel Chypre Fatal is intentionally stripped-back: white peach opens ripe and direct, giving way immediately to a rose that leans warm rather than dewy.

Bvlgari

Omnia Golden Citrine opens with sun-warmed peach and mandarin, the two fruits bright but not sour—think overripe stone fruit rather than citrus zest.

Montale

Orchid Powder opens tropical and heady — ylang-ylang and orchid land immediately, bergamot providing just enough lift to keep the opening from becoming suffocating.

Lolita Lempicka

Oh Ma Biche opens like a brunch flute: Sicilian mandarin and tangerine fizzed up by Timut pepper, a sparkle that pulls grapefruit's bitter edge into the mix.

Montale

The opening is immediate and dense: cotton candy, bergamot, ginger, and white peach layered together — sweet and fruity without much restraint.

Givenchy

Un Air d'Escapade 2015 opens with a bright cluster of tropical fruit: white peach and litchi carry the first impression, softened by grapefruit blossom and mandarin into something more delicate than punchy.

O Boticário

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

Hugo Boss

Boss Nuit Pour Femme Intense deepens the nocturnal femininity of its predecessor by opening on ripe white peach that softens the contrast before the jasmine and violet heart below.

Kenzo

The Colors edition layered fruit onto the classic L'Eau par Kenzo transparency.

Betty Barclay

White peach opens with a soft, fuzzy sweetness that feels more like peach skin than juice, immediately cushioned by heliotrope’s almond-powder haze.

L'Occitane en Provence

Pivoine Délicate is exactly what its name advertises — a peony rendered with a light hand.

Eric Buterbaugh Florals

Alkemia

Ten Digit Creations