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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
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, sweets or soft fruit cream. The note is normally reconstructed with fragrance molecules rather than extracted directly from ordinary strawberries. It is mainly used near the top.

A realistic strawberry accord combines ripe sweetness with fresh acidity and a small green edge. Different fragrance materials can emphasise tart fruit, apple-like freshness, plum nuances or a smooth sweet-strawberry effect. IFF materials such as Fraistone and ethyl phenyl glycidate demonstrate how perfumers can build both fresh and confectionery-style strawberry characters.
The widely cultivated garden strawberry is Fragaria × ananassa, a hybrid involving Fragaria chiloensis and Fragaria virginiana. Its natural aroma is complex, but perfume strawberry is generally assembled from fruity esters, berry materials, green notes and sweet fragrance molecules. This allows the perfumer to control whether it smells fresh, tart, creamy or candy-like.
Strawberry is used in fruity, floral, gourmand and musky fragrances. It blends well with blackcurrant, raspberry-style accords, peach, rose, violet, jasmine, vanilla, musk and sandalwood. It can add a playful red-fruit opening, sweeten powdery flowers or become richer and more dessert-like beside vanilla and cream accords.

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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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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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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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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Sandalwood in perfume usually smells warm, creamy and softly woody. It can also have milky, balsamic, powdery or lightly spicy sides. Unlike sharper woods, sandalwood often feels smooth...
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Sugar in perfume usually smells sweet, crystalline and gourmand, with candy, caramel, vanilla and lightly toasted sides. Plain sucrose is experienced mainly through taste, so a recognisable sugar...
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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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Blackberry in perfume usually smells dark, juicy and tart, with sweet, green, wine-like and softly woody sides. It is generally deeper and less sharp than blackcurrant. Some blackberry...
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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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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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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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