Floral
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The Fruity family
Fruity notes are used often in modern perfumery in order to bring color and pep to a fragrance.
Fruity notes most used in perfumery are apple, plum, peach, pear, berries, lychee, and pineapple. They are often associated with floral or oriental notes in feminine perfumes, such as in Fruity Magnolia (inspired by Versace’s Bright Crystal).
Modern men's perfumery also uses fruity notes when paired with aromatic or woody notes. For instance, Woody Green Apple (inspired by Paco Rabanne’s One Million) does with this the fruity notes of green apple.
Modern men's perfumery also uses fruity notes when paired with aromatic or woody notes. For instance, Woody Green Apple (inspired by Paco Rabanne’s One Million) does with this the fruity notes of green apple.
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Green
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Ambery
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Aquatic
Aquatic notes convey a fresh and watery sensation, evoking the scent of the sea...
Aromatic
Aromatic notes use fresh herbs like lavender, mint, rosemary, thyme, sage and basil...
Citrus
Citrus notes include fresh fruits like tangerine, orange, bergamot and lemon...
Musky
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Powdery
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Spicy
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Woody
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