Note

Pitahaya (2)

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

This fragrance note embodies the exotic essence of the dragon fruit, also known as pitahaya, capturing its vibrant, juicy character. The scent is often described as fresh, slightly sweet, and somewhat floral, evoking a tropical oasis. Its light, airy quality makes it a delightful addition to any perfume, infusing compositions with a sense of brightness and uplifting energy. In perfumery, pitahaya typically functions as a top note, providing an immediate burst of freshness that can enliven both fruity and floral fragrances. It’s most commonly found in fruity and floral fragrance families, where it enhances the overall complexity, adding a touch of whimsy and joy. This note harmonizes beautifully with citrus, other fruits, and even green notes, creating a vibrant opening that delights the senses. Additionally, its unique character can sometimes lend a creamy, soft undertone, making it versatile for various applications. Overall, the scent of pitahaya brings an adventurous spirit to fragrance compositions, transporting wearers to sun-drenched tropical landscapes.

Overview

2 fragrances · 2 brands · £24–£66.54

Afnan Kianna Vibes — dupe of Ex Nihilo Fleur Narcotique

Fragrances

  • Afnan Kianna Vibes — Inspired by Ex Nihilo Fleur Narcotique — 7.1/10 — £24
  • Jo Milano Paris I ADORE U — Inspired by Carolina Herrera La Bomba — £66.54

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pitahaya in perfume?

This fragrance note embodies the exotic essence of the dragon fruit, also known as pitahaya, capturing its vibrant, juicy character. The scent is often described as fresh, slightly sweet, and somewhat floral, evoking a tropical oasis. Its light, airy quality makes it a delightful addition to any perfume, infusing compositions with a sense of brightness and uplifting energy. In perfumery, pitahaya typically functions as a top note, providing an immediate burst of freshness that can enliven both fruity and floral fragrances. It’s most commonly found in fruity and floral fragrance families, where it enhances the overall complexity, adding a touch of whimsy and joy. This note harmonizes beautifully with citrus, other fruits, and even green notes, creating a vibrant opening that delights the senses. Additionally, its unique character can sometimes lend a creamy, soft undertone, making it versatile for various applications. Overall, the scent of pitahaya brings an adventurous spirit to fragrance compositions, transporting wearers to sun-drenched tropical landscapes.

What are the best Pitahaya fragrances?

The top rated fragrance is Afnan Kianna Vibes (7.1/10).

Which brands make Pitahaya fragrances?

2 brands are represented, including Afnan and Jo Milano Paris.

How much do Pitahaya fragrances cost?

Prices range between £24 and £66.54 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.