Fruity Perfumes
These perfumes that can excite your senses, have as a predominant note a mixture of fruits that may come from far-away lands, from orchards near the Mediterranean Sea, from the romantic France or the exotic jungle of the Orient. The effect of having on this kind of perfume is not to smell like a fruit salad. This is the reason why the perfumerers combine them with certain flowers (usually flowers of specific bushes) and with some spices, herbs and green notes. This crazy combination gives to a fruity perfume the freshness of a flower that has just been taken from a branch. The result can be extremely sophisticated and seducing, as Femme from Rochas, that has a scent of peach and roses. Or, they can be fresh and eccentric as Deci Dela from Nina Ricci, a bunch of raspberries, peaches and fresia. Another good example of fruity perfume is Diorella, an inspired combination of lemon, orange, melon, sweet basil and carnation from Dior House.
What these special perfumes have in common is an incandescent and vibrating warmth that takes your thoughts away to a Toscan sunny beach or to the golden sands of Sicily.
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