Ambre Gris
Eau de Parfum
Balmain Beauty
Note Profile
Red Frangipani
Sweet, exotic tropical white floral
Frangipani has a creamy, sweet floral scent with tropical nuances reminiscent of almond, coconut, and a hint of green freshness. Its aroma is rich and velvety, with subtle undertones of spice and fruit that lend depth as it develops. The note evolves from a luminous, almost solar brightness to a soft, lingering floral warmth.
Frangipani, also known as Plumeria, is native to tropical and subtropical regions and is primarily cultivated in Asia and the Pacific Islands. In perfumery, its scent is typically recreated through headspace technology or by blending natural isolates and synthetic materials, as the flowers yield little to no essential oil through traditional extraction.
Perfumers use frangipani mainly in the heart of floral and exotic compositions, where it imparts a lush, tropical character. It blends well with other white florals such as jasmine and ylang-ylang, as well as creamy, woody, and fruity notes. Its presence adds opulence and a sunlit, vacation-like quality to both feminine and unisex fragrances.
Perfumers known for using Frangipani include Honorine Blanc , Olivier Cresp , Cécile Zarokian , Daniela Andrier , Daphné Bugey , and Bertrand Duchaufour .
Floral
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Frangipani appears prominently.
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Balmain Beauty
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Gucci
Eau de Toilette
Zara
Cologne
Demeter Fragrance Library
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L'Erbolario
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Jimmy Choo
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Jimmy Choo
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Maison Alhambra
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Sana Jardin
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Lolita Lempicka