Note

Citruses (5)

All 5 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

Sparkling, zesty, and undeniably uplifting, this olfactory group encompasses the bright essence of fruits like bergamot, lemon, lime, grapefruit, and mandarin. In perfumery, these notes are defined by their sharp, effervescent, and clean quality, which instantly energizes the senses. Because citrus molecules are highly volatile, they serve as the classic top notes in a composition, providing the first impression of a fragrance before evaporating quickly to reveal the heart and base. Their primary function is to introduce a sense of lightness and luminosity, acting as a refreshing opening that balances heavier, deeper ingredients. You will find these notes featured most prominently in the citrus and cologne fragrance families, though they are frequently utilized in floral and woody scents to add a crisp, modern edge. Their character is inherently optimistic and sophisticated, making them the perfect choice for anyone seeking a fragrance that feels polished, vibrant, and effortlessly wearable throughout the heat of the day.

Overview

5 fragrances · 5 brands · £15–£39.99

Khalis Perfumes Jawad Al Layl Oudh — dupe of Lattafa Raghba Wood Intense

Fragrances

  • Khalis Perfumes Jawad Al Layl Oudh — Inspired by Lattafa Raghba Wood Intense — 7.6/10 — £15
  • French Avenue Musc D' Prive — Inspired by Giorgio Armani Privé Musc Shamal — 7.0/10 — £15
  • RiiFFS Exotic Oud — Inspired by Tom Ford Ombre Leather
  • VURV Impulse Flame — Inspired by Dolce & Gabbana K Eau de Parfum — £16.99
  • IBRAQ Sapphire Leather — Inspired by Memo Paris Irish Leather — £39.99

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Citruses in perfume?

Sparkling, zesty, and undeniably uplifting, this olfactory group encompasses the bright essence of fruits like bergamot, lemon, lime, grapefruit, and mandarin. In perfumery, these notes are defined by their sharp, effervescent, and clean quality, which instantly energizes the senses. Because citrus molecules are highly volatile, they serve as the classic top notes in a composition, providing the first impression of a fragrance before evaporating quickly to reveal the heart and base. Their primary function is to introduce a sense of lightness and luminosity, acting as a refreshing opening that balances heavier, deeper ingredients. You will find these notes featured most prominently in the citrus and cologne fragrance families, though they are frequently utilized in floral and woody scents to add a crisp, modern edge. Their character is inherently optimistic and sophisticated, making them the perfect choice for anyone seeking a fragrance that feels polished, vibrant, and effortlessly wearable throughout the heat of the day.

What are the best Citruses fragrances?

The top rated options are Khalis Perfumes Jawad Al Layl Oudh (7.6/10) and French Avenue Musc D' Prive (7.0/10).

Which brands make Citruses fragrances?

5 brands are represented, including French Avenue, IBRAQ, Khalis Perfumes, RiiFFS and VURV.

How much do Citruses fragrances cost?

Prices range between £15 and £39.99 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.