Peach, melon & blackcurrant
Peach suggests soft skin and juicy flesh with creamy, lactonic and gently floral facets. Melon suggests sweet watery flesh with a soft green freshness and a rounded, gently musky body. Further notes add blackcurrant.
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Peach
Peach suggests soft skin and juicy flesh with creamy, lactonic and gently floral facets. It can feel tender and fresh or ripe, plush and almost syrupy.
melon
Melon suggests sweet watery flesh with a soft green freshness and a rounded, gently musky body. It can feel cool and airy rather than sharply citrusy.
blackcurrant
Blackcurrant combines tart dark berries with a sharp green, leafy edge. Its profile can feel juicy and syrupy or more assertively sulfurous and aromatic.
How it works in a fragrance
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The note’s placement and prominence depend on the complete composition.
Understanding this note
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Related notes to explore
Peach →
Peach suggests soft skin and juicy flesh with creamy, lactonic and gently floral facets
melon →
Melon suggests sweet watery flesh with a soft green freshness and a rounded, gently musky body
blackcurrant →
Blackcurrant combines tart dark berries with a sharp green, leafy edge
Osmanthus →
Osmanthus combines delicate flowers with ripe apricot, tea and soft suede-like facets
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