Tropical perfumes

What makes tropical scents special?

Tropical fragrances thrive on their lightness and radiance. They combine:

• Fruity notes like pineapple, mango or papaya for juicy freshness
• Floral accents such as frangipani, ylang-ylang or hibiscus for exoticism
• Coconut & vanilla for a creamy-soft base
• Aquatic chords for the feeling of a sea breeze

The interplay of these notes creates a carefree, sunny fragrance experience.

Exotic sensuality: Tropical fragrances

Carner Barcelona – Latin Lover combines intense white flowers like jasmine, narcissus, and orange blossom with a warm base of amber and patchouli. The fragrance is sensual, voluptuous, and full of passion – like a Mediterranean summer evening in a bottle.

When is a tropical perfume appropriate?

A tropical fragrance is ideal for warm summer days, vacations, or leisure moments when you want to exude lightness and good cheer. In the evening, a tropical perfume with vanilla or coconut can take on a sensual, warm character—perfect for balmy summer nights.

Tropical fragrances at a glance

• Coconut – creamy, soft, exotic
• Pineapple & Mango – fruity-sweet and tangy
• Frangipani & Tiaré – sunny floral with tropical depth
• Vanilla & Tonka bean – round off the composition

Which fragrance notes are typical for tropical perfumes?

Typical for tropical perfumes are fruity notes such as mango, pineapple or papaya, combined with floral accords such as frangipani or tiaré and a soft base of coconut and vanilla.