Fruity perfumes

What makes a fruity perfume?

Fruity fragrance notes are characteristic, either emphasized individually or used in fragrance combinations. Particularly common:

• Citrus fruits such as mandarin, grapefruit, lemon or bergamot
• Sweet fruits such as apple, peach, raspberry, pineapple, cherry or pear
• Tropical notes like coconut or mango
• Warm components such as vanilla, musk or soft wood notes

Depending on the composition, the resulting fragrance profile can be fresh, sweet, creamy, or even spicy. The structure of the fragrance components—from the top note to the base—also plays a crucial role.

When is a fruity scent appropriate?

Fruity perfumes are versatile and can be worn at very different times depending on the fragrance profile and intensity:

• In everyday life: Light, friendly and accessible – perfect for every day
• In spring & summer: Fruity Eau de Toilette variants provide refreshment
• For special occasions: more intense compositions with sweet fruits and base notes such as vanilla or musk
• When going out: Flirtatious, youthful character – striking, but not intrusive
• In autumn: Fruity scents with warmer accents (e.g. berries, plum, cinnamon) create depth

The expert's selection: Discover fruity perfumes

These perfumes from our range combine fruity notes with character – from sparkling to gourmand:

Heeley – Zest de Gingembre:
Tangy grapefruit, lemon, and ginger. Invigorating and spicy-fresh – ideal for the day.

Supreme Nectar – Nectar Olfactif:
Almond and amber open with a tangy warmth, then a creamy honey-almond heart note joins in. The base of sandalwood, musk, patchouli, and vanilla rounds everything out softly, sweetly, and seductively.

Liis – Studied:
Pear, green fig, cashmere wood. Minimalist, soft, modern.

Maison Crivelli – Hibiscus Mahajád:
Hibiscus, rose, and red fruits. Spicy, floral, and warm with vanilla and leather.