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Eau de Parfum
Kayali
Note Profile
Bubble gum in perfumery evokes the nostalgic, sweet and playful scent of classic pink bubble gum. The note is characterized by a blend of fruity, sugary, and slightly powdery facets, often with hints of strawberry, banana, cherry, and vanilla. It brings a youthful, whimsical touch to fragrances, adding a sense of fun and childlike delight.
Bubble gum in perfumery presents a sweet, fruity aroma with pronounced notes of candied strawberry, banana, cherry, and a creamy vanilla undertone. It often carries a subtle powdery aspect, reminiscent of the dusting on classic chewing gum. The scent evolves from an initial burst of bright fruitiness to a lingering sugary warmth.
This note is a fantasy accord, created by blending synthetic aroma chemicals such as ethyl maltol, aldehydes, and fruity esters, sometimes with additions of vanillin or heliotropin. It does not occur naturally and is constructed in the lab to mimic the scent of commercial bubble gum. The accord is inspired by the original formulations of pink bubble gum, which combined various fruit and vanilla flavors.
Perfumers use bubble gum primarily as a heart or top note in gourmand and playful compositions, often to evoke nostalgia or a sense of whimsy. It blends well with other sweet notes like vanilla, fruits, and soft florals, as well as contrasting woody or musky bases to add depth. The note is commonly found in contemporary niche and designer fragrances targeting a youthful or unconventional audience.
Gourmand
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Bubble Gum appears prominently.