Note

Yuzu (8)

All 8 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

A bright and refreshing citrus note, Yuzu brings a unique vibrancy to fragrance compositions. Originating from East Asia, this aromatic fruit can be likened to a cross between a grapefruit and a tangerine, exuding a zesty and invigorating scent profile. Its fragrance is characterized by a sparkling, uplifting quality that often imparts a sense of joy and vitality. In perfumery, Yuzu typically evokes feelings of freshness and spontaneity, making it ideal for warm, sunny daywear. This note is predominantly found in citrus and aromatic families, where it can serve as a compelling top note that instantly captures attention. Yuzu's lively character often complements floral or herbal elements, enhancing their brightness without overshadowing them. In complex compositions, it can also harmonize with woody or spicy notes, providing a delightful contrast that adds depth. Additionally, Yuzu works well in unisex fragrances, appealing to those who seek something both invigorating and subtly sophisticated. Ultimately, its versatility and exuberance make Yuzu a cherished ingredient in modern perfumery.

Overview

8 fragrances · 8 brands · £12.68–£40

Volaré Santorini Beaches — dupe of Louis Vuitton On the Beach

Fragrances

  • Volaré Santorini Beaches — Inspired by Louis Vuitton On the Beach — 8.2/10 — £22
  • Lattafa Khamrah Waha — Inspired by Original Jordi Fernández — 7.8/10 — £30
  • Mykonos Musk Aura — Inspired by Narciso Rodriguez Pure Musc For Her — 7.5/10 — £40
  • Clean Shaven 16 — Inspired by Issey Miyake L'Eau d'Issey Pour Homme — 6.8/10 — £12.68
  • Bella Vita Luxury Senorita Woman — Inspired by Versace Bright Crystal — 6.8/10 — £17
  • RiiFFS Costa de Amalfi — Inspired by Louis Vuitton Afternoon Swim
  • VURV Indigo — Inspired by Issey Miyake L'Eau d'Issey Pour Homme — £15.50
  • Swiss Arabian Shaghaf Nectar Blush — Inspired by Kayali Eden Sparkling Lychee | 39 — £40

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Yuzu in perfume?

A bright and refreshing citrus note, Yuzu brings a unique vibrancy to fragrance compositions. Originating from East Asia, this aromatic fruit can be likened to a cross between a grapefruit and a tangerine, exuding a zesty and invigorating scent profile. Its fragrance is characterized by a sparkling, uplifting quality that often imparts a sense of joy and vitality. In perfumery, Yuzu typically evokes feelings of freshness and spontaneity, making it ideal for warm, sunny daywear. This note is predominantly found in citrus and aromatic families, where it can serve as a compelling top note that instantly captures attention. Yuzu's lively character often complements floral or herbal elements, enhancing their brightness without overshadowing them. In complex compositions, it can also harmonize with woody or spicy notes, providing a delightful contrast that adds depth. Additionally, Yuzu works well in unisex fragrances, appealing to those who seek something both invigorating and subtly sophisticated. Ultimately, its versatility and exuberance make Yuzu a cherished ingredient in modern perfumery.

What are the best Yuzu fragrances?

The top rated options are Volaré Santorini Beaches (8.2/10), Lattafa Khamrah Waha (7.8/10) and Mykonos Musk Aura (7.5/10).

Which brands make Yuzu fragrances?

8 brands are represented, including Bella Vita, Clean Shaven, Lattafa, Mykonos, RiiFFS, Swiss Arabian, VURV and Volaré.

How much do Yuzu fragrances cost?

Prices range between £12.68 and £40 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.