White Wood

Bath & Body Works

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

Avon

Simply Because opens on a cheerful trio of lychee, red apple, and bergamot — bright and slightly sweet, with enough citrus sharpness to avoid cloying.

Caron

Délire de Roses opens with lychee — that perfume-specific fruit that smells faintly of rose wine and cool water — before the heart arrives as a coordinated rose statement.

L'Occitane en Provence

Herbae l'Eau opens with angelica alongside bergamot and lemon — the angelica gives the citrus a slightly green, earthy dimension rather than the pure sparkling quality of most citrus launches.

Zara

Cotton flower—a note that reads less like a garden flower and more like freshly pressed cloth—defines the opening.

L'Occitane en Provence

Verbena Mint takes the house staple and threads a cold needle through it.

Avon

Raspberry leads with the candy-pink directness the line is built around — single-note, bright, instantly readable as fruit.