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Jasmine in perfume usually smells rich, sweet and floral. It can also seem creamy, green, fruity or slightly spicy, depending on the type of jasmine and the other...
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Fragrance note guide
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 apple notes are often softer, sweeter and rounder. Apple is normally created as a perfume accord rather than extracted directly from the fruit. It is mainly used as a top note to create an immediate fruity freshness.

A green apple accord can suggest crisp skin, tart juice and fresh-cut fruit. Sweeter versions may feel softer, riper and almost candy-like. Perfumers can use several fragrance molecules to create these effects. Some materials provide bright apple, pineapple or strawberry-like qualities, while others add rose, blackcurrant or earthy sides. The balance determines whether the apple note feels crisp, juicy, sweet or natural.
The cultivated apple tree is Malus domestica, a temperate fruit tree with origins in Central Asia and nearby regions. The apple note in perfume is usually assembled from fruity, green, floral and sometimes woody fragrance materials. This allows perfumers to recreate green apple, red apple, fresh peel, juicy flesh or a sweeter cooked-fruit effect without relying on an apple essential oil.
Apple is mainly used in the top of fruity, floral, fresh, woody and gourmand fragrances. It blends well with bergamot, lemon, blackcurrant, pineapple, rose, violet, jasmine, cinnamon, cedarwood, musk and vanilla. Green apple can make an opening feel crisp and energetic, while sweeter apple accords add a softer and more playful fruit character.

Jasmine in perfume usually smells rich, sweet and floral. It can also seem creamy, green, fruity or slightly spicy, depending on the type of jasmine and the other...
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Bergamot in perfume smells fresh, bright and citrusy, with a soft floral character and a slightly bitter green edge. It is less sharp than lemon and often feels...
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Cedarwood in perfume usually smells dry, warm and woody, with resinous, slightly smoky or pencil like sides. Some cedarwood notes feel smooth and creamy, while others are sharper...
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Cinnamon in perfume usually smells warm, sweet and spicy, with dry, woody and sometimes slightly hot sides. It can feel comforting and smooth in one fragrance but sharper...
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Lemon in perfume usually smells bright, fresh and sharply citrusy, with a clean, zesty character that often suggests freshly cut peel. It may also have green, lightly floral...
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Musk in perfume can smell soft, warm, clean and slightly powdery, often with a smooth quality that is compared with fresh skin or clean fabric. Some musk notes...
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Rhubarb in perfume usually smells tart, green and sharply fruity, with watery, vegetal and slightly sour sides. It can suggest freshly cut pink stalks rather than a sweet...
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Rose in perfume usually smells floral, fresh and softly sweet, but it can also have green, fruity, honeyed or spicy sides. Some rose notes feel light and dewy,...
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Vanilla in perfume usually smells sweet, warm and creamy. It can also have soft woody, powdery or spicy sides, depending on the material used and the notes around...
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Violet in perfume usually smells soft, powdery and floral, with gentle sweetness and a slightly woody finish. Some violet notes feel like delicate petals or soft face powder,...
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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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Fruity notes in perfume can smell juicy, sweet, tart, green, creamy or syrupy depending on the fruits being represented. The term is a broad category rather than one...
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Green notes in perfume usually smell like crushed leaves, cut grass, snapped stems and fresh plant sap. They can be crisp, watery, bitter, herbal or slightly metallic. Green...
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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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Pineapple in perfume usually smells juicy, sweet and tropical, with tart, green and lightly creamy sides. Some pineapple accords are bright and freshly cut, while others feel riper,...
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Quince in perfume usually smells tart, fruity and aromatic, with apple, pear, citrus, floral and softly honeyed sides. It can feel crisp and green when unripe, becoming sweeter...
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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 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...
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