Note

Fruit (6)

All 6 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

Captured through either natural extraction or synthetic reconstruction, these vibrant accords bring a sense of succulence and luminosity to a composition. They range from the crisp, watery snap of orchard staples like apple and pear to the sun-drenched sweetness of berries, stone fruits, and exotic tropical offerings like mango or pineapple. In perfumery, fruit notes serve as vital bridges that inject playfulness and immediate appeal into a scent. They are most prominent in the floral and fruity families, where they provide a modern, rounded lift to blossoms, preventing them from feeling too dusty or strictly classical. Because they are often volatile, these notes typically function as top or heart components, offering an inviting opening that draws the wearer in with their mouthwatering, juicy character. Whether used sparingly to add a touch of sparkle to a sophisticated wood or as the bold centerpiece of a gourmand creation, they remain essential for achieving a bright, approachable, and truly radiant profile.

Overview

6 fragrances · 6 brands · £11.33–£59.99

Street Origins Hanoi Drizzle — dupe of Tom Ford Black Orchid

Fragrances

  • Street Origins Hanoi Drizzle — Inspired by Tom Ford Black Orchid — 7.7/10 — £29.99
  • IBRAQ Citrine Amber — Inspired by Original Creation — 7.2/10 — £49.99
  • French Avenue Amber Saffron — Inspired by Initio Oud for Greatness — 7.1/10 — £59.99
  • Swiss Arabian Agadir — Inspired by Original Creation — 6.8/10 — £11.33
  • Mykonos Eclipse — Inspired by Initio Addictive Vibration — 6.4/10 — £29.99
  • RiiFFS Samah Onyx — Inspired by Original Creation — £29.99

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Fruit in perfume?

Captured through either natural extraction or synthetic reconstruction, these vibrant accords bring a sense of succulence and luminosity to a composition. They range from the crisp, watery snap of orchard staples like apple and pear to the sun-drenched sweetness of berries, stone fruits, and exotic tropical offerings like mango or pineapple. In perfumery, fruit notes serve as vital bridges that inject playfulness and immediate appeal into a scent. They are most prominent in the floral and fruity families, where they provide a modern, rounded lift to blossoms, preventing them from feeling too dusty or strictly classical. Because they are often volatile, these notes typically function as top or heart components, offering an inviting opening that draws the wearer in with their mouthwatering, juicy character. Whether used sparingly to add a touch of sparkle to a sophisticated wood or as the bold centerpiece of a gourmand creation, they remain essential for achieving a bright, approachable, and truly radiant profile.

What are the best Fruit fragrances?

The top rated options are Street Origins Hanoi Drizzle (7.7/10), IBRAQ Citrine Amber (7.2/10) and French Avenue Amber Saffron (7.1/10).

Which brands make Fruit fragrances?

6 brands are represented, including French Avenue, IBRAQ, Mykonos, RiiFFS, Street Origins and Swiss Arabian.

How much do Fruit fragrances cost?

Prices range between £11.33 and £59.99 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.