Cheirosa '71
Eau de Parfum
Sol de Janeiro
Note Profile
Coconut Blossom evokes the creamy-sweet and delicately floral aroma of blooming coconut palm flowers. It is less gourmand and milky than coconut flesh, offering a soft, powdery, and subtly exotic scent that can lend a fresh tropical nuance to compositions. This note is often used to impart a sunlit, breezy, and almost honeyed floralcy in modern fragrances.
Coconut Blossom presents a creamy, sweet floral scent with powdery and subtly exotic undertones. It is less overtly gourmand than coconut flesh, featuring gentle honeyed nuances and a light, sunlit freshness. The aroma evolves from a soft floral opening to a lingering, airy sweetness with faint tropical warmth.
Coconut Blossom is derived from the inflorescence of the coconut palm (Cocos nucifera), though it is rarely used as a direct natural extract in perfumery due to limited yield. The note is typically recreated through a blend of floral, lactonic, and musky aroma molecules, sometimes incorporating hints of natural coconut or ylang-ylang for added realism.
Perfumers employ Coconut Blossom mainly in heart notes to impart a breezy, luminous floralcy with a tropical character. It blends well with white florals, solar notes, musks, and soft woods, and is often used in modern compositions to evoke a sunlit, beach-inspired atmosphere without overt sweetness.
Floral
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Coconut Blossom appears prominently.