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Eau de Parfum
Lanvin
Note Profile
Blueberry in perfumery imparts a sweet, juicy, and slightly tart aroma with nuances of floral and green facets. It is reminiscent of ripe, fresh blueberries and can offer a playful, gourmand, or bright fruity lift to a fragrance composition. Blueberry notes are often used in fruity, gourmand, and modern floral blends for their cheerful and appealing character.
Blueberry in perfumery presents a sweet, juicy, and slightly tart aroma with subtle green and floral undertones. The note evolves from a bright, almost candy-like freshness to a softer, more nuanced berry character as it dries down. It can evoke both the freshness of ripe fruit and a gentle, creamy gourmand quality.
Natural blueberry extract is rarely used due to low yield and instability; instead, the scent is recreated using aroma chemicals such as methyl anthranilate, damascones, and ionones. These compounds are blended to mimic the characteristic facets of fresh blueberries. The note is entirely constructed in the lab for perfumery purposes.
Perfumers typically use blueberry as a top or heart note to impart a playful, juicy accent in fruity, gourmand, or modern floral compositions. It pairs well with other berries, citrus, vanilla, and creamy or musky bases. Blueberry is often used to add brightness and a contemporary twist to blends.
Fruity
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Blueberry appears prominently.
Eau de Parfum
Lanvin
Eau de Parfum
Kenzo
Eau de Parfum
Vilhelm Parfumerie
Eau de Parfum
Arabian Oud
Eau de Parfum
Fenty
Eau de Parfum
Lalique
Eau de Parfum
Ard Al Zaafaran
Eau de Parfum
Anfar London
Eau de Parfum
John Galliano
Eau de Toilette
Marks & Spencer