Note

Red Currant (3)

All 3 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

This vibrant note exudes a fresh and tangy aroma that captures the essence of ripe berries. When one encounters the scent, it often evokes a lively, fruity sweetness that is both refreshing and slightly tart. Its character is energetic and uplifting, making it a popular choice for those seeking a bright and cheerful fragrance experience. In perfumery, it finds its place primarily within fruity and chypre families, where it serves to add a juicy, effervescent quality to compositions. This note excels at enhancing the opening of a fragrance, providing an initial burst of vitality that can enliven even the most subdued blends. Additionally, red currant can bring a certain sophistication, balancing sweetness with a crispness that prevents it from becoming overly saccharine. When paired with florals, it amplifies their luminosity, while in combination with woody or resinous notes, it can provide an intriguing juxtaposition, enriching the overall complexity of the scent. Its versatility makes it a prized ingredient for modern perfumers looking to create bright and memorable fragrances.

Overview

3 fragrances · 3 brands · £39.99–£64.99

Bujairami Drip No. 7 — dupe of Narcotica Limonata

Fragrances

  • Bujairami Drip No. 7 — Inspired by Narcotica Limonata — 7.8/10 — £39.99
  • Rasasi Hawas Rouge — Inspired by Giorgio Armani Sì Passione — 7.6/10 — £55
  • IBRAQ Malayan LTHR — Inspired by Original Creation — 7.3/10 — £64.99

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Red Currant in perfume?

This vibrant note exudes a fresh and tangy aroma that captures the essence of ripe berries. When one encounters the scent, it often evokes a lively, fruity sweetness that is both refreshing and slightly tart. Its character is energetic and uplifting, making it a popular choice for those seeking a bright and cheerful fragrance experience. In perfumery, it finds its place primarily within fruity and chypre families, where it serves to add a juicy, effervescent quality to compositions. This note excels at enhancing the opening of a fragrance, providing an initial burst of vitality that can enliven even the most subdued blends. Additionally, red currant can bring a certain sophistication, balancing sweetness with a crispness that prevents it from becoming overly saccharine. When paired with florals, it amplifies their luminosity, while in combination with woody or resinous notes, it can provide an intriguing juxtaposition, enriching the overall complexity of the scent. Its versatility makes it a prized ingredient for modern perfumers looking to create bright and memorable fragrances.

What are the best Red Currant fragrances?

The top rated options are Bujairami Drip No. 7 (7.8/10), Rasasi Hawas Rouge (7.6/10) and IBRAQ Malayan LTHR (7.3/10).

Which brands make Red Currant fragrances?

3 brands are represented, including Bujairami, IBRAQ and Rasasi.

How much do Red Currant fragrances cost?

Prices range between £39.99 and £64.99 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.