You’ll find aromatic white peach in Guerlain’s Mitsouko Eau de Parfum. This uplifting peach fragrance sparkles fruity and floral with a warm and spicy twist courtesy of cinnamon, patchouli, and ambergris. A bold, fruity chypre for the most daring of personalities to wear. Then there’s Chanel’s Coco Eau de Parfum. There is a lot going on with this magnificent floral extravaganza – spicy clove meets smooth sandalwood and powdery tonka, ensconced in warm, amber hues. Peach, vanilla, and clove dominate its creamy opening. Dior’s Dolce Vita Eau de Toilette is yet another peach perfume ideal for anyone seeking out the sweeter indulgences in life. Peach, lily, grapefruit, and bergamot play off cinnamon and apricot in a harmonious marriage of notes. Vanilla, sandalwood, cedar, and coconut round out the scent.

Peach is also fairly popular in women’s perfumes and colognes, especially those summer compositions with a certain sensual appeal. A beautiful example is Dolce & Gabbana’s The One Eau de Parfum. Intense and luscious, this vanilla scent is loaded with lily, peach, plum, and an all-encompassing warm sweetness. An intoxicating scent that turns heads – whether they like it or not. Another sensual peach perfume is Tom Ford’s Bitter Peach. All parts sweet and tart, this is a very mature scent – a trait you’d only expect from something so poised to be the ultimate height of sensuality. And despite its apparent opulence, this peach fragrance still manages to retain its substance and character, largely due to its more pronounced woody and resinous notes.