Note

Dragon Fruit (Pitahaya) (2)

All 2 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

This exotic fruit brings a refreshing and vibrant character to fragrances, often evoking images of tropical paradises. Its scent is light and mildly sweet, with nuances reminiscent of a cross between kiwi and pear. The freshness of dragon fruit lends an airy quality, making it an ideal choice for summer-inspired compositions or scents aiming for a lively, youthful vibe. In perfumery, dragon fruit typically finds its place in fruity and floral fragrance families. Its subtle sweetness combines beautifully with other notes, enhancing the overall complexity of a scent without overpowering it. It works particularly well alongside citrus top notes, helping to create a fresh burst of energy, while also harmonizing with floral elements like jasmine or freesia, contributing to a well-rounded bouquet. Often used as a top note or in the heart of a fragrance, dragon fruit adds a juicy, enticing quality that can invigorate the olfactory experience. The result is a playful and uplifting aroma that captures the essence of summer and adventure, making it a popular choice for modern, light fragrances.

Overview

2 fragrances · 2 brands · £35–£40

Afnan 9PM Night out — dupe of Maison Margiela Replica Jazz Club

Fragrances

  • Afnan 9PM Night out — Inspired by Maison Margiela Replica Jazz Club — 8.2/10 — £40
  • RiiFFS Tahira — Inspired by Carolina Herrera La Bomba — £35

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Dragon Fruit (Pitahaya) in perfume?

This exotic fruit brings a refreshing and vibrant character to fragrances, often evoking images of tropical paradises. Its scent is light and mildly sweet, with nuances reminiscent of a cross between kiwi and pear. The freshness of dragon fruit lends an airy quality, making it an ideal choice for summer-inspired compositions or scents aiming for a lively, youthful vibe. In perfumery, dragon fruit typically finds its place in fruity and floral fragrance families. Its subtle sweetness combines beautifully with other notes, enhancing the overall complexity of a scent without overpowering it. It works particularly well alongside citrus top notes, helping to create a fresh burst of energy, while also harmonizing with floral elements like jasmine or freesia, contributing to a well-rounded bouquet. Often used as a top note or in the heart of a fragrance, dragon fruit adds a juicy, enticing quality that can invigorate the olfactory experience. The result is a playful and uplifting aroma that captures the essence of summer and adventure, making it a popular choice for modern, light fragrances.

What are the best Dragon Fruit (Pitahaya) fragrances?

The top rated fragrance is Afnan 9PM Night out (8.2/10).

Which brands make Dragon Fruit (Pitahaya) fragrances?

2 brands are represented, including Afnan and RiiFFS.

How much do Dragon Fruit (Pitahaya) fragrances cost?

Prices range between £35 and £40 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.