Note

Prune (1)

All 1 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

This note exudes a rich, sweet, and somewhat deep character reminiscent of dried fruits, particularly the plum. Its aroma is both fruity and slightly chewy, offering a comforting warmth that evokes nostalgia. In perfumery, prune can add a luscious, velvety quality to fragrances, often lending an impression of opulence and sophistication. It beautifully enhances gourmand compositions, where its sweetness harmonizes with notes like vanilla and caramel, creating enveloping and indulgent experiences. Moreover, prune can also find its place in more complex floral and oriental fragrances, where it acts as a delightful contrast, balancing brighter and more volatile notes with its grounding depth. When used sparingly, prune can enrich woody bases or add a surprising layer to fresh blends, allowing the fragrance to unfold with a multi-dimensional character. This note is often associated with warmth and sensuality, making it a favorite for cozy, intimate scents that linger and evoke a sense of comfort. Overall, its use in perfumery creates a unique blend of sweetness and depth, inviting wearers into a world of aromatic indulgence.

Overview

1 fragrances · 1 brands · £30

Al Aneeq Oudh Jamal — dupe of Tom Ford Black Orchid

Fragrances

  • Al Aneeq Oudh Jamal — Inspired by Tom Ford Black Orchid — 8.1/10 — £30

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Prune in perfume?

This note exudes a rich, sweet, and somewhat deep character reminiscent of dried fruits, particularly the plum. Its aroma is both fruity and slightly chewy, offering a comforting warmth that evokes nostalgia. In perfumery, prune can add a luscious, velvety quality to fragrances, often lending an impression of opulence and sophistication. It beautifully enhances gourmand compositions, where its sweetness harmonizes with notes like vanilla and caramel, creating enveloping and indulgent experiences. Moreover, prune can also find its place in more complex floral and oriental fragrances, where it acts as a delightful contrast, balancing brighter and more volatile notes with its grounding depth. When used sparingly, prune can enrich woody bases or add a surprising layer to fresh blends, allowing the fragrance to unfold with a multi-dimensional character. This note is often associated with warmth and sensuality, making it a favorite for cozy, intimate scents that linger and evoke a sense of comfort. Overall, its use in perfumery creates a unique blend of sweetness and depth, inviting wearers into a world of aromatic indulgence.

What are the best Prune fragrances?

The top rated fragrance is Al Aneeq Oudh Jamal (8.1/10).

How much do Prune fragrances cost?

Prices range £30 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.