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Blackcurrant in perfume usually smells dark, tart and juicy, with green, leafy and slightly sharp sides. It can suggest ripe berries, crushed leaves or a rich fruit syrup,...
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Fragrance accord guide
A fruity accord can smell crisp and fresh, juicy and sweet, tart and sharp, or deep and ripe. Apple and pear often give a cleaner, watery or crunchy impression, while peach and plum can feel softer and fuller. Blackcurrant and raspberry can bring brighter tartness alongside sweetness, while cherry may move from fresh fruit towards a darker or more syrupy character. Because these effects can be adjusted during formulation, a fruity accord does not have to smell like a bowl of mixed fruit.

The character of a fruity accord depends on both the fruit being suggested and the materials surrounding it. Crisp fruits can make a fragrance feel bright and lively, while peach, plum and other softer fruits can add more rounded sweetness. Berries can introduce tartness and colour, and darker fruit effects can add richness without becoming fully gourmand.
Fruity accords are often paired with florals because fruit can make flowers feel brighter, sweeter or more modern. They can also work with fresh notes for a lighter effect or with gourmand materials for something richer and more edible-smelling. A well-balanced fruity accord keeps enough of the fruit's distinctive character to be recognisable while fitting naturally into the rest of the perfume.

Blackcurrant in perfume usually smells dark, tart and juicy, with green, leafy and slightly sharp sides. It can suggest ripe berries, crushed leaves or a rich fruit syrup,...
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Cherry in perfume usually smells juicy, sweet and fruity, with tart, almond-like and sometimes liqueur-like sides. A bright cherry note can feel fresh and playful, while black cherry...
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Pear in perfume usually smells juicy, fresh and softly sweet, with crisp green, watery and sometimes slightly floral sides. Some pear notes feel like a firm green pear,...
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Plum in perfume usually smells rich, juicy and darkly fruity, with sweet, jammy, wine-like or slightly spicy sides. Some plum notes feel fresh and tart, while others are...
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Peach in perfume usually smells juicy, sweet and fruity, with a soft velvety or creamy texture. Some peach notes feel fresh and slightly green, while others are richer,...
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Raspberry in perfume usually smells juicy, sweet and tart, with red-berry, green, floral and slightly jammy sides. It can range from a fresh sharp berry to a darker...
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Strawberry in perfume usually smells sweet, juicy and red-fruity, with tart, green, creamy or candy-like sides. Some strawberry accords feel like freshly picked fruit, while others resemble jam,...
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Apple in perfume usually smells crisp, juicy and fresh, with green, sweet and slightly tart sides. Green apple accords tend to feel sharper and more energetic, while red...
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A floral accord can smell fresh, green, airy, powdery, creamy, sweet or intensely rich depending on the flowers and materials used. Rose may add a fresh, fruity or...
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A fresh accord usually smells bright, clean and light, but there is no single fresh smell. Citrus can make it zesty, mint can add a cooling quality, green...
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A gourmand accord usually smells edible or dessert-like, with qualities that may be sweet, creamy, nutty, roasted or warm. Vanilla and marshmallow can make it soft and comforting,...
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Floral & Warm fragrances typically smell floral first or have a clearly noticeable floral character, with a softer and deeper background that prevents the scent from feeling purely...
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Fresh & Bright fragrances generally smell crisp, open and energising rather than dense or heavy. Bergamot, lemon and grapefruit can provide sparkling citrus freshness, while mint and green...
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Spicy & Woody fragrances generally smell warm, dry and structured, with noticeable spice layered over woods or deeper earthy materials. Nutmeg can bring dry warmth, while cardamom often...
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Sweet & Gourmand fragrances usually smell soft, sweet, creamy, edible or comforting, but they can range from light and smooth to dark and roasted. Vanilla and marshmallow can...
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Warm & Ambery fragrances generally smell smooth, rich and enveloping. Vanilla and tonka bean can create softer sweetness, sandalwood adds a creamy woody quality, and resins such as...
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Discover why Burberry Her became so influential and how fruity sweetness, airy musks and soft warmth helped make fruity gourmand fragrances more popular.
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Discover why pear fragrances feel so fresh and uplifting, and how pear notes combine with florals, musks and woods to create a fragrance family that remains widely loved.
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